... E. S. Bin, T. Sanctuary, H. Bohlen., W. Borrer, and W. Burrell, Eeqra. Jam Whifieg, Wiffiam Whiling, eke, Meriden', sod Thomas Hardy, owners of dcg.terts, Horsham, were talisman, &void with Miring, on WodniscloY. the maliciously broken and atom tiles ...

... Carver. woad, Leaman third, Edith Gtr. fatal; mad Pato Jones, Nth. Tits miljudianon, were the Re.. C. W. Asokm. 11A.. Mr. Thomas Hardy, and Mr. Charles Bader. The shwa wall fdled, and the poonde—thare boat moll charts for admission—was derotod to fund Mr ...

... !ALES BY AUCT‘CN. %la. bold b) Ato. THOMAS BUM, Os Thor Way. the 1141, at pkohe precisely, the presume.. .L Wpm* vane. T,IELIVE and DEAD FARMING STOCK, the property of Mr. Llphlck, iracing, robsidwig et • HAM UY Ma) EWE.. tiara aps. sod lel Lambs. floor ...

... Thome. Piper, for dolivering ditto 0 10 0 „ W. W. Mitchell, for advertismucuts in the West &seam .. Messrs. J. P. Hardy and Thomas Fry, for erecting platform in the Town Hall „ Crier of the court „ Town Clerk, his customary foe for the return, Including ...

... TOOGOOD has now ready to offer to his friends, his superior BROWN COS LETTUCE SEED. which he min recommend to he the hest hardy winter lettuce In cultivation. Per packet, Is.. tree by poet. WESTRZCIATI Nu , ARUNDEL, Sept. lith. LOST.—A small linegrown ...

... N.H. The above }lock is well bred from the Goodwood and Pinola noels, and will be found good in their wool and symmetry. A hardy and wicful lot of Sheep. May be viewed the morning of Sale, and Catalognes had in due tune at the place of bale, and of Mr ...

... at. James's Rood, &indiums I eau rarefy the foregoing from personal espertersee. Portsmouth, April Ito,, 1557. M. r. w Prom Thomas Ralph. Esq., Surgeon, Portsmouth —I have extreme pleasure Ir. liesnag testsimmy to the Milli, desterat), rafte, and mare y ...

... for years, enshrouded them, and have requested Mr. Milford to come forward in opposition to the Cowdray House nominee— Mr. Hardy. Accidentally meeting one of the free and independent electors a few days since, we put the question, How are you getting ...

... numerous guests. The following were the' awards : Iticasrs.—fs for the best fat ox of any age, to Mr. W. M. Stanford, bred by Mr. Thomas Edo. L^2 Rts. for the second bast ditto, no exhibitor.—£s for the beet steer, under four years of age, to Mr. John Briggs ...

... ist W m : as Suadmwhe _twameal sperm Ming mad owisig the rafeeal tis Catholic samara religiose Mr. John Hans Nark who was hardy • =and afterwards • paredam •the Girt Railway. was, Mandan esareed brae the Mere Orr= ma ✓ailway homes labor. Ravingiven his ...

... attended by the parishioners. The lecturers have been the Rev. T. C. Hatchard, Mr. Chester (the active hon. sec.), the Rev. C. Hardy, and W. Stedman, Esq. The latter gentleman gave, on Friday evening, a most instructive and entertaining lecture, illustrated ...

... Walter Salley, constable ; mr. Stephen Hill, Tietleyman • Mr. Thomas Hellyer, Hayward Mr. Th omas Crook and Mr. Jim Itwens, Scavaitgine ; Mr. Stephen Hill and Mr. Win. Hunt, Ale Conan ; 11r. Thomas Olding and Walter Bailey, Churchwitniens. We are sorry to ...