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... John Robb, tri Mr. Duo, Mr. Thomas Lee, Mr. Thomas Hodgson, Mr. cc Jacob Hodgeon. WI DESTRUcrTION Or A COIINMILL.-A few minutes after P! ~5eleven o'clock on Thursday night, one of the men in the es le emly of Messrs. Hardy anid Samuel and John Whylde ...
... Heath with houses to kilt the intruding citizens and cut off their right, and one of these ways, and the most effectual, Sir THOMAS has been so long, and is still so pertinaciously striving to effect, and that is simply by enclosing the Heath entirely, and ...
... Tindall, P. M'Owan, W. Naylom-, J. Scott, P. Duncan, Two J. Loutit, SW'. M. Punshon, J. Al. lligg, ?? Prest, Thomas tes Turner, and Thomas Jackson, severally addressed time Con- dat ference, and the conclusion arrived at was that they nced pro not pass ...
... Be L. It. Anderson, fron the 33rd boot; Lieutenant H. Hardy, rem the 9lth Fsoot. To he Einslns-EnWign h. J. Armstrong, from the 80~th Feat; Eneteme C. B. Newebatt, from the 23th Foot; Ensign Thomas Ekman, from the 41st Foot; Ensign t. Wf Stokes, Irom the ...
... the Hartley to 8th London, J. Hobikirk to Luton, Thomas I ?? to Liverpool, H. W. Holland to let Manchester, ratl tedt J. D. Julian to Braintley, Thomas Tretlioway to nuarces- fine ate borough, Richard Hardy to Harrogate, R. Dugdala to Not- the rth tinglham ...
... conferred upon the Yen. Archdeacon Thomas Wil- liams, M.A., examining chaplain to the Bishop of LIandaff, and rec- tor of Llanvaplcv, ?? Archdeaconry of Llandaff, rendered vacant bya the preferment of the Yen. Thomas Williams, MIA., to the Deanery of Llandaff ...
... Train-Lientenant-Colonel George Robeson, from half-pty, Unattached, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Wilton, who exchanges ; Cornet Thomas Ritchie, ftom half-pay, Land Transport Corps, to he Riding-Master, vice Noake, appointed to the 1st Dragoon Guards. Royal ...
... Wales, Thos. Jones Edinburgh, R.. S. Hardy North Wales, Thes. Aubrey 'Zetlasad, . Haworthla c Birminghlam, W. Nayler , Three nevi chairmen ?? elected this year wiho have an lnotihegil'tile office before, the Revs. Thomas Stokoc, Hugh e l Jones, and Wilson ...
... Gd. ; second, 2s.-1 and 2, Thomas wa Ashcroft. a4 aurI Twelve best Dahlias of dissimilur bloomn, 5.a. ; second, net Sa. Gd-i, Charles Rylance ; 2, Thomas Ashorrft. dot Six best ditto, Ss. Gd. ; sucond, 2s-1 and 2, Thomas tha Ashoroft. to i CLASS IV.-SINGLEI ...
... fiavour-bat the Seed- ling is one of the earliest, one of the best for forcing, one of the largest bearers, one of the most hardy and patient, for it will stand a good deal of neglect and ill usage. The British Queen Is one of the largest, one of the worst ...
... Hogg; 2, lst Edward Smith; 3, Thomas Jewabury.-Best Parsndips: 2, John Llot Bird; 3, losaac Chadburn.-Best Sprisng Onions: I, .looepti Jews Jots I. bury; 2, Thomas Orton; 3, Henry Brooks.-Best Autumn Onliolns: tba: I, Thomas Grnce; 2, James Finch; 3. C ...
... were only three Methodist ministers; and he was s~urrounded by circuits almost equally destitute.I 1. The Rev. R. SPENCER HARDY referred to the noble efforts BPi o of the Scottish Presbyterian churches on behalf of Home an y Missions, and said that surely ...