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... Horne 'Newport). Mr Col mao. M.P.. Mrs. Colman, Professor >tuari. M.P . Mrs. Moart, Mr. Barron. M.P., Mr. H. Cozens-Hardy, and 11, Cozen “Hardy, Mrs. Miss Clements, Mi«o Edith Cozens-Uardy, Mrs. Hepburn. Mr. and Mr* Frederick Horne. Miw Horae. Mies ll«»ne ...
... from Ludlow and 13 from Bridgnorth. GREAT AOPICULTUEAJ, SALE, NOCK, COOPER, AND NOCK Are favoured with inetmctions from Mr. Thomas White, (who f« givfnff his Farm) by AUCTION, on Thursday, November 13tb, 1890, his well-known PARMING STOCK, compririn?— Head ...
... nurseryman, Worcester, for plants and hardy cut flowers ; Messrs. Cbarlesworth, Shnttleworth, and Co., Bradford, for choice orchids; Messrs. Thomson and Co., of the Sparkhill Nurseries, Birmingham, for border pinks and hardy cut flowers; Messrs. Clibran and ...
... the Bed Lion Inn, the body of Thomas Huband Hall, grocer, who wae found dead in bis shop at Wistanswick on Sunday morning. The inquest was held before B. 8. Hawthorn, Esq., deputy coroner, and a jury, of whom Mr. Thomas was foreman.—John lluband Hall ...
... three bloom-Sir Thomas Meyrick, Bart. (Mr. J. Warrender, gardener), 1, Mr. R. A. Groom 2. Six Exotic Ferns—Jit. W. R. Mansell 1, Sir Thomas Merrick 2, Mr. R. A. Groom 3. Miscellaneous Plants, staged for effect, Oft. by 3ft.— Sir Thomas Meyrick 1, Mr. W ...
... Norrr. Benjamin Tyrer. Thomas Wase, Frank Edwards, William Evans, Albert Nevett, Thomas First Grade Model : Excellent—J. H. Bardsley, John Griffiths (b), Arthur Bailey, Thomas H imtoonds, John Nonry, Ernest Watkis; Good—Thomas Bulk. Walter Chab. Chas ...
... Staffordshire, shoemaker. Harrison, Charlbmy, Oxfordahire, grocer. Thomas James Stubbs, late of Moorgate-rtreet, attorney. Burton Richard Watts, Thirza Place, Old Kent Road, tin-plate worker.— Thomas Li Hyman, Northampton, brash manufacturer Charles Tale, Hognor ...
... plums—Thomas Wild 1. 12 apples—R. Middleton 1. Dish of gooseberries—T. Wild L* Dish of black cnrranto—T. TreTor 1, J. Dolaon 2. TKsh while entrant*—John Banks 1. Six roses—John Morris 1. Six stocks—B.Nicholls 1. 12 asters—Mr. G. Middleton 1. Hardy flowers—John ...
... bheans Znd, Ih-.’:zy- and Meighway's prizes Ist, Mr. Treasure's ;‘,‘. mu Gireenfield Street—Vegetable marrows Zud, Ay Mrs. Dyke—Hardy ferns lst 1. Morris—Phlox drummondi 2nd, tarnips Srd, peas Snd, wh-m# tomatoes rd, apples 3rd, carrots (Jones Bros. . K. M ...
... GREAT CHRISTMAS SALE FAT STOCK. CATTLE MARKET, MARKET DRAYTON. Wednesday. 14th Decemtikk, 1887. MR. THOMAS HEATH Will hold his ANNUAL CURLSTMAS SALE of Fat STOCK, as above, commencing with Beef 10-20. Present Entry includes*— IAA FAT BULLOCKS AND HEIFERS ...
... Chilton, Harriet Helen Stobbs, of Wootton, Bridgnorth. THOMAS—aiDOWAY-26tb nit., the Abbey Church, Shrewsbury, the Rev. W. U. Draper. William Thomas, to Elizabeth, second daughter of the late Thomas Ridgway. of Wroxeler. WILLIAMS—OAKXRT—2Sth ult., Holy ...
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