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... kinds. 0 Blood Red . ?? 3 0 LETIUCE. per lb. 6 Thousand Headed .. 1 6 Hardy Green .3 0 6 Purple Kohl Rabbi ?? 2 0 Brown Dutch ?? 0 0 Green Kohl Rabbi . . 2 0 Tennisball ?? 4 0 6 Hardy Green Colewort 1 6 Victoria ?? 5 0 0 Jacob's Early Large. . 2 6 Drunthead ...
... by purchase, vie Knight, pronimted. ^;d 'West India Regiment-A'. B. Thompson, Gent., to be..Ensign, without purchase, vice Hardy, promoted. :BRoyal'Canadiah7Eife Regiment-T. Taylor, Gent. to Abe Ensign, by purchase, vice Blalke, promotei.' ' -i; C OMMISSIONS ...
... tuse 'telling his present company whit tlat~wafor.hey were so highly intelligent they knew it already (udf ohecrs.) -It was hardy possible toconceive~r're' ignorant set of men, than those ?? the Castle.-yard a few weeks ?? cheerng.)r: He did not saythat ...
... * Un u d l . i eo '°/P/emington, Esq. Dorsetshire-Henrf Ralph Willett, of Merley House, Wimborne Minster, Gloucestershire—Thomas Gambier Parry of HighmaD Court, Esq. Somersetshire-Langley St. Albyn, of Alf°*' ton, Esq. ' Mr. Bice's chamber concert, at ...
... Mr. and Mrs. Black and family, Mr. and Mrs. W . Cobbold, Miss Cook, Capt. Eatwell, Rev. Thomas Kennedy, Louis Lemoine, Mr. Penfold, Miss Agnew, Mr. and Mrs. Hardy, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Travers and family, Mr. Arthur Ley, Mr. C. P. Pritchard, Mr. and Mrs ...
... —Devon. it T Tender, all that desirable FARM, ate r, RAKEHILL FARM, coition ™ ishof STOCKLAND aforesaid, late in the v?, nie Thomas Hardy, deceased ; consisting of a . m ouse the * S!U Outbuildings, Acres, (exclusive of the Coppices, which are after l' Arable ...
... Counsell WV., St. Mary Church, Torquay, Devon; Palk Lawreece, Haldon H-ouse, Exeter; Moon John, Lapford, Credliton, Devon; Clarke Thomas, Tremlett House, Wellington, Somnereet. The following notice also appears in~a report of the pro- ceedings before the Council ...
... Sheep, and we are satisfied that it is, as the proprietor professes, a certain cure for that cocuplaiit.-Sigued. CHRLeEs HA.RDY, Vicar of Hayling Island. TeoarAs WOODMrAN, Churchwardens. HENRY BONE, I L JOsEPH J. CHAsL-ER, 1Overseers. CHARLES JENDIAN ...
... bushel; Barley was very plenty, from 2s. 10d. to 3s. :3d.; Oats, is. 10d. to 2s. per bushel. FELO *DE. SE.-A wretch, named Thomas Wedlock, pensioner, who resided in Monument-street, Plymouth, on Wednesday last, after having attempted an assault of an ...
... settlement of Losses. Prospectuses and all particulars may be obtained upon application at the Offices. order of the Board, J. C. HARDY, Manager, 67, Cheapside. R. C. WALKER, Agent for Lyme and its Neighbourhood, where Prospectuses and all particulars may be ...
... now against a south wall. Half hardy annuals 'sown in frames, &o., should be pricked out at greater distances apart, that they may be strengthened alittle. before they are removed to the flower beds. The sowing of hardy annuals, unless already done, sbould ...
... now against a south wall. Half hardy annuals sown in frames, &c, should be pricked out at greater distances apart, that they may be strengthened a little before they are removed to the flower: beds. Tbe sowing of hardy annuals, unless already done, should ...