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... observable than in the case of the skylark-the very prince of our Songsters. lie, unfortunately, ile ?? reputations of beilg a hardy bird, and, therefore, is hour; out of the wvindow, as we may see daily, the first time the surn shiices, nid in a cage, with ...
... conservatories of Thomas G.. Batt, Esq., Stranmilhis; an azalea Phoenicia, and a lwdifolia, both immense specimens, from that of Mrs. Cleland, of Stormount; and two beautiful ericas, the cauend~isjdia and the dep reese, reared by Thomas Greg, Esq., Bally- ...
... the next election, as a candidate for the representation. It is stated that -the Liberals intend to bring forwaxrd Edwvard Thomas, Esq., as a candidate for the representation of Bristol, in conjunction with Mr. Berkeley, one of the present members. The ...
... James Duncan, gar- dlener. FucTsass (Best six).-lst prize, Thomas Sinclair, Esq., Hopefield; John Duncan, gardener; 2d ditto, A. J. Macrory, Esq. (Best ?? prize, A. J. Ma- crory, Esq.; 2d ditto, Thomas Sinclair, Esq. ROSES (Best six)..Ist prize, Wm. Crawford ...
... working tailors. At Downham, in Norfolk, last week, a man ascended a mill chimney and stood on his head on the top. The fool-hardy trick was done for a small wager. A tall fellow, who was dressed like a seaman, swal- lowed, the other day, the whole stock ...
... D PERSONS Head of the Army.-Napoleon. 1 must sleep now.-Byron. It matters little how the head ?? Walter Raleigh. Kiss me, Hardy.-Lord Nelson. 1)on't give up the ship.-L~awrence. Is this your fidelity ?? Clasp my hand, my dear friend, I die.-Alfieri. Give ...
... , Richard Davison, Esq., Rev. T. Campbell, Rev. Mr. Mathews, Rev. Mr. Flood, Holywood; Thomas Greer, Esq., Johlr Hind, Esq., James I-alrt, Esq., and Thomnas Hardy, Esq.; and in other parts of the room, John G. MIGee, Esq., Jas. Kennedy, Esq., anid a number ...
... and carol, gravity and good humour, are most ingeniously mingled. No. 186. RaFLaCTIONS ON THE SONG OF SOLOMON. Foolscap 8vo. Hardy v5 Sons, Dublin; Blackader, London. Tills very handsome volume, as its title imports, con- tains a series of reflections on ...
... drons (rose)-best ?? prize, ?? Davis; 2nd, Kier Short. Azaleas (hardy)-best four-1st prize, L. T. Davis. AzAleas (green-hoieus)-best tour-lst price, L. T. Davis; 2nd, Kier Short. Hardy shrubs- best Four-1st prize, A. Threlkeld, Belfast Nursery; 2nd, ...
... Svine-H. H. Wvoods, H., Pren- tice, alln Thomas Bail. Poultrv, dairy produce, acid Rax-WVm. Blaney Wade, W. J. Armstrong, and Wrn. Paton. ImpleLments-Colonet Caulfield, M.P.; Chas. Colthurst, Maxwell Cross, T. 1. Hardy, and F. P. Inamilton. Clerk of the Yard ...
... Donegore; S. Synnott, Esq.,J. Wilson, Esq., Thomas Cumming. Esq., M.D., J. 3I. Wind,.r, Esq., J.P., Barton, Esq., J.P., D.L., Stratford; Maxwell Cross, Esq., J.P., Captain' Cross, Hugrh Lanle, Esq. Newtownllmavady; Thomas Dobbin, Esq.. J.P., C. W. Hamilton, Esq ...
... Mrs. Bacon,zthe Misses Harrison, Walter Horer, rs. and Iiss Knox; Mr. R. Von Steiglitz, Mr. Robert Smith, Mr. John Hardy, Mr. lWnm. Hardy, Mr. A. St. George, Major Richard- son Brady. On the arrival of their Excellencies, they were con- ducted to the dais ...