... 110 44 2 O Boundary Lrmds. Mr. Hardy, Messrs. Griflin, Moises |Dyer, Mr. G. B. Welstord. Mr. Hardy, Mr. Adlam, and others. 3Mr. C. B. Welsford, Mr. Keel, Misses Dyer, Messrs. Oriffin, Mr. Weaver, and Mr. Baker. 3Mr. Hardy, Mr. Welsford, Mr. Court, Messrs ...

... to the Agents. CITY DECORATIVE ESTABISHMENT, 129, FORE-STREET HILL, EXETER. A SPLENDID COLLECTION OF HARDY NEW BORDER FLOWER ROOTS, GLADIOLUS, AT THOMAS CHARME$S SEEDSMAN, HIGH STREET, (NEXT TEIE GunLDfAL,,) EXETER. 0hardy plants of the present day can ...

... Penley, Hardy, J, A Bartlett, Goodall. ARTIST'S PROOF ENGBAVINGS, after the works of J. C. Hook, B.A., Sir E. Landsaer, R.A., Miss Edwards, Si Thomas Brooks, Nicholls, E. M. Ward, B.A., Emmerson, R.A., J. S. Noble, S. Carter, O'Neil, Sant, R.A., Hardy, Rosa ...

... lying between and having an extensive frontage towards the Reathftiver and Nexth Callal, 'Wll3 be LET 'by AUCTION, by THOMAS THOMAS, Auctioneer, at the GUILDHALL, in the said borough, on MONDAY, the ard day of September Net, at Three for Four o'clock ...

... AXLE. No more Runaway Horses. PATENT CAP GLASSES and HAND LIGHTS. PATENT GOLD MEDAL KITCHEN RANGE BOILERS. See them at Work. THOMAS WOOD, ENGINEER, ' RUDGEWVAY HOUSE, EASTVILLE, BRISTOL 1615 ATH & WEST OF ENGLAND SHOW. B STAND 271. THE BEST REGULAR FEED ...

... Merchant. Bideford . Bow near Crediton William Hill, jun., Auctioneer. -Bridgewater ?? James Foster, Cornfactor. Buckfastleigh ?? Thomas Symons, Liverscombe. do WaIham Coulton, Dean-Court. Chudleigh . Crediton ?? . James Blaekwell, Seedsman. Dawlish ?? William ...

... David Hardy, Sir Thomas Law- renco, J, C. Stark, Mark Anthony, Walters. Miiller, Hewitt, F. Green, J. B. Smith, S. Austin, John Linnell. W. .S. Miller, C. Baxter, Clarkson Stanfield, RA.. HE Brittan Willisj, P Pyno, J, Barker, J. W. Horlor, J. Hardy, Iun ...

... true to tN Xame. HARDY EVERGREEN AND DECIDUOUS TREES AND SHRUBS. CONIFERS, Fine' SpeciineB, as' we1. as Young Stocl. FINE' STANDARD I: AND :- :DWARF ROSES:. ROSES IN POTS..: RHODODENDRXRN S, AZALE.AS., H.I$ATHRS, KALMIAS, AND OTHER HARDY ,AMERICAN PLANTS ...

... if wvell patronised, as we hope to see it, will throw open the fish trade in Bristol and lead to healthy competition. Mr. Hardy's decision to pension the old Peninsular and Waterloo veters ns whoare liv-lg in straitened eircumistaiicss lihs brought to ...

... I CRUT ooors open 7; Commence 7,30i Stage Door 6 f0. TO-RIGHT (SATURDAI), Maroh 17kb, 1894. JLABT NIGHT 1I LAST NIGiTI Mr THOMAS THORNE (of the Vaudeville Theatre, London). and his NPLENDID RUPERTOIR COMIPANY, ( t TO-NIGHT (RATUBDAY), Marcah 17 17b at ...

... order to give the same proper publicity. _ SAINT THOMAS TRE APOSTLE,-DEvoN. The HAVEN HOUSE, surrounded by about 7L I acres of extraordinary rich Pasture and Garden Land,I situate in the parish of St. Thomas the Apostle, in the county of Davon, a few minutes' ...

... Ei., Swansea .. 2 2 0 Talbot, C. R1. 31., .P., ?? .. 50 0 Thomas, T. Edward, Gianimor ?? , 5 5 0 Thlomas, Lewis, Solicitor, Swansea. ?? -1 1 0 Thomas, John, Joiner, Swansea ?? ?? 5 0 Thomas, Iltid, HIill-lHouse, ?? ?? 5 0 Williams, Joln, ?? .. . . ...