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... plants, 1,2, and 3 John Hall. Collection of three ferns. 1 Thomas Bantle-, 2J. Hall. Collection of three g.n.aniurns, 1 and 2 John Hall. Stove plat.ts, land 3 Eli Butterworth. Ferns, 1 and 2 Thomas Bentley. Greenhouse plants. 1 John Hall. Lycopodiums. 1 ...
... BURY. FIRE.—On Thursday, soon after noon, a fire broke out on the premises of Mr. Thomas Ingham, cabinet tucker, Barlowstreet. Bury. It was extinguished in about an hour; the damage is estimated to exceed £3OO, and is covered by insurance. BOARD OF GUARDIANS ...
... Andrew's); James Mines Gaskell, Esq. (Wenlock); George Alexander Hamilton, Esq. (Dublin University); Gathorne Hardy, Esq. (Leominster), Thomas Emerson Headlam, Esq. (Newcastle-mit-Tyne); Robert Ingham, Esq. (South Shields); - William Scholefield, Esq. ...
... filly for road or field, I Thomas Stutter; 2 George Whittaker, Radcliffe. Weaning colt or filly, 1T H Miller, Singleton ; 2 Thomas Stetter. Cob, mare, or gelding, not exceeding 144 bands, 1 Spencer Leese, Preston ; 2 Thomas Fildes, Lytham. Pony not exceeding ...
... Stott, a young man, was charged by William Mc. Hardy, gamekeeper to Captain Hopwood, with being found on the farm occupied by Abraham Turner, on the Hopwood Estate, en Sunday the 6th of January. Mc. Hardy showed a net which he found on the young man when ...
... Glover, of Middleton, and William Jones, of Manchester, were brought up at the police-office on Wednesday evening, before Thomas Ashton, Rig., on a charge of stealing a hen, the property of Joseph Barlow, son of Daniel Barlow, ironmonger, of Marketplace ...
... Win Chew, Hebert Greettwood. John Crenshaw, Thomas Lord, Wcs Bell, and John Clegg are the @anaemia' candb dates NORTH WARR Abraham H.proncl ltenjwsia Blekley 6ll William Hanky— 671 SOUTH waltz. William. Thomas William. ?drat Crabtree William With Saki&d ...
... Esq. ; 2, Thomas Hill, Jun-, Raq. Earpberrios.-1 and 8, Henry Schofield. doosebervies.-1, Robert Wolfenden ; 2, Thomas But. tansorth ; 3, Thomas Hill, Jun., Esq. Curranta.—Black : 1, Thomas MR , km., Reg- Red 1, Samuel Leach . White : 1, ...
... of Arg)ll.—Cuonmer: Turn can you find me lan Maclaren's ' Beside the Bonny Briar Bush'?—Attendant: No, but we hav• Thomas Hardy's 'Erider the Greenwood Tree. TWELFrit NIGHT Ravrts. [some suggested Masters. Hunt the slipper—lnspector Tunbridge l'eggsr ...
... and 2 W. Hartley. Boom ' in pots , 1 and 2 R. W. Hall. Phlox, in pots, 1 J. Turner, 2 and 3 R. W. Hall. Hardy herbaceous plaute, in pots (strictly hardy R. W. Hall 01.,diols, pure, IJ. H. Worley . Basket of plants, 1 R. W. Hall, 2 W. Leila,. Dahlia, pen ...
... al:manor, It. I eq. JP, and W. Armitage, 0 q.,mon). Manchester; T. Whitworth, lA.. and Robert Whitworth. leg , Manchester ; Thomas Clime, Esq., John B. lleterrow. P.m., and B. Forster, km., Slancliester; Rive. Curies Garrett. Salford ; If. Light.own, Pendleton ...
... suit him, and on their giving notice thecae* should be put on the paper. THE MYSTERIOUS DEATH IN BERKSHIRE It is stated that Thomas Wheeler, who died ioiddenly recently in Berkshire under suspicious ciroviotances, and whose stomach was recently forwarded ...