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... ultimately leave the aerelion with a Law meeting of electors. =at the prisms whose quellications wen diewere Mr. Edward WWI, Mr. Thomas Hughes (author of Tom Brown's S..hooldays, do.)) Mr. Donald Nichol, Professor Ooldwin Smith, and Mr. Alderman Lnalr. An ...
... Balkois ; Colonel Beense, of Meotheeld, rents the other part of the forest of Ma sad New Mill, the property of the Mamie of MEW. Thomas Phinn, Esq., has secured soothers Ciseimadsnosk, and She. pherd Howe, Eeq., the southern Cleriknadarrooh. J. P. Smith, &lg ...
... that secured, • fine diepl iv of large brilliatitly-ecloured floral kuros may with confidence bo expected.—Ganleners' Chroa Hardy Fran and Kitchen Garden. Attend to previous directions in regard to the thinning and stopping the ,young shoots of all trained ...
... take an especial inhered in genealogical matters. The title of the pamphlet /A, The Ancestors and Descendants of the Rev. Thomas Thackeray, D.D., Mes ter of Harrow. Tux Metropolitan Board of Works has given permission for the placing of the bronze memorial ...
... Welemelly simples of had E v ils smisi of the die few Mk sort egmbiet dullned the ends* OM far FINIFINIAIek • heW el Rik et Hardie min = d well. soft adirke—Yana Slow, Fodor, Mary, Wad. Jerrold. Mg. kleflOor 1 ll3m mad s. Mr. King era la fiat, batit s stif ...
... of whom Mr. John Hill was foreman. touching the death of a child, six Mani of age, emniesi Samuel honer, son of • man named Thomas Presser, a wagoner, residilhg in a cottage. at Batchley, near this town. It appears that the man crime m a wagoner to a farmer ...
... Sir Fowell Balton* 1— Knareeborosgb . Mr. J. Holden 1— Mr. B. T. Wood —.l Mr. T. Collins-1 _ ..7 Lambeth Mr. Thomas Hug h es 1— Mr. J. C. Lawrence 1— Mr. F. Doniton I Laneashire, &elk Marquis of Hartinitom I Colonel W. FEMUR ...
... the freezing has been only to a moderate degree. These remarks refer chiefly to half-hardy and greenhouse plants, such as geraniums, .to. &c., bat they apply also to hardy lante when the frost eatable them oat of the ground, as, for lasts/tee, tress ea their ...
... loosening the top must prevents !rest entering eo deep as it doss in hard groaad. Calmolarim, roses, pansies, and other nearly hardy plants of which cuttings were put in late, may now be potted off singly while the weather continuos mild. This will relieve ...
... caused anon the farmers and doe owners in the neighbourhood of Horton, sear Leek, the other day, by tbe strange conduct of Thomas Keaton, a small termer in that pariah, who went to Stadmanslow on which farm the plague was raging, and these exa mined a ...
... The Duke of Richmond, Dr. lephington, R. Waddington, E-q., John Bright. Esq., M. P., William E wait Iroil-. ht•P , Getbonie Hardy, Est, M.P., and Charlet; Awe, Rio., MP. The secretary J . H. Panama, Req.,) was also pedant. The business of the meeting did ...
... Horse.—An inquest has been held at the Royal Free Hospital, araY's innread, by Dr. !anteater. relative to the death of John Thomas Beeler, aged 15, who died in that institution. The deneeeed was employed an petman at the King's Head lon, Leather-lane, and ...