... Mr. Me. Kenzie, Halifax—3, Mr. Thomas Washington, Halifax. Mr. William Akers. Halifax, extra for vine in bearing. Mr. Fenwick, gardener, Shay, tray of exotic fruit—set of trays. Dish of tigs—a book. Four dishes of hardy fruit—a book. Mr. Hopps, gardener ...

... 2, red kidneys : 1, French beans : 1, eschalots: 1, yellow turnips. Mr. Thomas dagger, gardener to James Bowman, Esq., Union Bank, 1, greenhouse plant: I, dark petunia; 2, hardy annual: I, light campanula: 2, dark ditto; 1, eight verbenas. Mr. Joseph ...

... light petunia. Mr. Charles Fletcher, Halifax, 1, light campanula—l, annual. Mr. John Spencer, Halifax, 1 and 2, garlick. Mr. Thomas Brewster, Hull, 1, verbenas—2, purple dahlias-2, maroon ditto —1, lilac ditto—l, orange ditto—2, rosy crimson ditto—l, scarlet ...

... Collection of four petunias—Thomas Aked, skircoat Moor: 2nd, Henry Robinson, Geranium —Ist, Thomas Marchant. New Gaol; 2nd, William Gledhill, Highroad Well Collection of four geraniums—lst, Thomas Marchant, New Gaol: 2nd, Thomas Aked, Skircoat Moor. Collection ...

... ;—Horses, Ist prize, Mr. Peter Best ; 2nd, Mr. George Mnrgatroyd, Pine Apple Inn. Cows: Ist, Mr. Richard Hardy; 2nd, Mr. David Nicholl. Pigs : Ist, Mr. Thomas Wood ; 2nd, Mr. Joshua Clay. The pleasure /air in the evening was well attended, the principal attraction ...

... feather,” the same will not take place. [The cowardly typos ! They ought to be blackballed]. Insolvent Debtors’ Court, York.— Re Thomas Shaw, late oj the Crown and Anchor Inn, Halifax —This insolvent was heard last Monday, before Mr. Seijeant Dowling, and was ...

... Queen-street, Huddersfield, on and after Tuesday, Sept. 27. INSOLVENT PETITIONERS.—Craven Craven, of Kingston-upon-Hull, grocer. Thomas Parkin, of Kingston-upon- Hull, joiner. John Carter, of Kingston-upon-Hull, out of business. John Trout, jun., of Sheffield ...

... was now fined with 10s. costs. Jos. Wood was charged under the Worsted Act with selling. on the 17th of June last, to one Thomas Clegg, a pair of five pitch woolcombs, the property of Mr. J. Booth, his employer, a worsted spinner, without the consent ...

... in Lancashire, to secure legislative protection to labour, against the grinding and monopolising influence of capital. Mr. Thomas Wilcock was called to the chair, and Mr. S. Kidd, author of a prize essay on Manchester Free Trade ; or unrestricted competition ...

... of mothers, the moans of invalids, and ejaculations of disappointment, were ludicrously mingled with the reckless jests of hardy voyagers, the quaint toasts and comic songs of parties provided with an antidote to the elements, the hopeful predications ...

... already held by the general public. 9 G. Dvsoy, Coroner, Waters Hardy, William Willans, Joseph Shaw, C. H. Joses, T. A. Heaps, Robert Jackson, H. Buttebworth, Richard Heslop, Samoel Oakes. Thomas Mallisson, Wm. Atkinson, John Firth, Joseph Tetlet, W. P. England ...

... 12, and Dec. 27 at 1, at Basinghall-street. Sol., Steinbers, Bread-street, Cheapside; off assig., Edwards, Sambrook-court. Thomas Davies, Rosemary-lane, eowkeeper, Deo. 2 at I}, and Jan. Satl, at Basinghall-street. Sols., Turner and Sons, Mount-place, ...