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... Bayx THOMAS JOHNSON thanking the Nobility, Clergy, Gentry, and the pub- Bt lic, for their patronage, to inform them that he has taken his Son, WALTER FARMER JOHNSON, into PARTNERSHIP, and that the Business will, in future, be carried on by THOMAS JOHNSON ...
... of the Agents THOMAS and ANnEEW lS'CREE, Commission Merchants. 75, Quayside, Newoaetle. PREPARED BONE MA URBE. (-OLBECK'13 WHEAT MANURE. %5j DO. TURNIP MANURE. SULPHATE AMMONIA and NITRATS SODA, CRUSHED BONES and OIL OF VITRIOL. THOMAS L. COLBECK & CO ...
... Inquiry Office,” have been directed to discover, if possible, the ingenious founder of the Auxiliary Local Militia.” Sale Hardy’s Farm.”—Tbit notable place, rendered so notorious by the late Bramhall Tragedy,'* was the scene, on Tuesday and Wednesday ...
... December 17th, 1857. PROPERTY AT BEELAH, AND UPPERBY L V.NE NEAR CARLISLE, FOR SALE. be SOLD, by AUCiION, by Mr. C. P. 1 HARDY, the Roual Hotel, in CARLISLE, on Tuesday, the 19th day of January, 1858, precisely at Six o'clock the Evening, unless previously ...
... Jno. F. Shearcrott. Colchetter „ John Lay. Dt'.nmow J. Barnard. r,nrh Colne „ F. H. Cawston. Haletead Josh. May hew. irh „ Thomas George. Krnttcell „ Robt. Bond. Mai don M. Wood. W. Bird. Chas. Slocorabe. Romford , William Ellis. Walden R. D. Thurgood ...
... dearlybeloved subjects, backed by the anxious entreaties of those Roman ladies whose venturesome lords insist upon engaging the hardy sports of the north, has given rise to authoritative veto the part of his Holiness, prohibiting, abrogating, and annihilating ...
... Rural Deanery of Carlisle.—Rev. Thomas Wilkinson, M.A., Vicar of Stanwix. , Wigton.—Kev. Joseph Simpson, Perpetual Curate ot Holme Cultram. Cockermoutu.—Rev. James Carter, M.A., Vicar ot Bridekirk. ■ , „ Keswick.—Rev. Thomas Dandas Harford Battersby, Perpetual ...
... Poor, on the south the road leading from the Boston and Sleaford Turnpike-road to Langret Ferry, and on the weßt lands of Thomas Gee, Esq., and containing (exclusive of Roods and 36 Perches, forming the Bank the South Forty Foot Drain) 22 Acres. The Estate ...
... Sweet-limrited Berberry (Berberis- lcis) all elegant, hardy, Evergreenl Shrub; being of lost ?? growth, and ?? prickly than Thorn, w will produce a nmuch superior fence in at shorter ue., It is (luitt as hardy as ?? Thorn qutick, per- 2ctly Evergreen, produbces ...
... the last of these meetings. Roesr.siass.--During the night of Thursday, the 24th of , Decenther, a sheep, belonging to Mr. Thomas Kite, butcher, was slaughtered in the King's Meadows. and the principal portion of the carcase carried away.— Between the ...
... the University of Cambridge. Address Kai-i-a,*' Cleaver's, 10, Vere Street, Cavendish Square, W. WE, THOMAS HORDLE WHITTINGHAM, the Elder, and THOMAS HORDLE WHITTINGHAM, tbe Younger, being hitherto in Partnership as Plumbers, Painters. • ■iaziers, Ac ...
... The other members present were—Messrs. Hardy, Harley, Hall, Jennings, Meagher, Lambkin, Cleary, Deane, Donegan, Mahony, Reeves, Murphy, and Foley. Secretary read a letter from Mr. Cumming, master of the barque Thomas Baynes, from which the following is ...