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... Officers2lst Sir Thomas O. Hesketli, L.A.V. Hon. P. A. Stanley, li.P. Major Goodair, and Officers The Vicar Preston, ReT.| L.H. V. Canon Parr. Major Creagh. The Vicar of Lancaster, Rev. O. Marton, Esq., Capemwray Cason Turner. Hall. CoL Hardy, and Officers ...
... the nth of September, 1261, for the show of dahlias, pansies, geraniums, roses, orehidaceous, stove, mid greenhouse plants; hardy and tender annuals; verbenas, herbaceous, and other plants ; fruits, vegotables, /lc., rarr's prize, :.-£3 for tl:c hest thirty ...
... December, atl eleven o’clock am. The Queen v, Thomas Rnthwell; Robert Greenhalgb ; Mary Ann Bradley; William Bent and John Edge; Samuel Owen ; John Griffin; John Keowortby; Robert Pilkiogton; Jonathan Barber; Thomas Kidd and others; William Schofield; John ...
... (scarlet or zonale), J. Madeo. Hardy Herbaceous : One British fern, 1 and 2 H. Halstead. One hardy herbaceous plant, 1 and 2J. Collingo. One bedding calceolaria, Edmund Cropper. Ono hardy annual, J. Wilkinson. One half-hardy annual, J. Wilkinson. Fruit— ...
... northern circuit. The friends of Sir Roundell Palmer at Richmond will adopt a similar course to that which was taken by Mr. Hardy’s supporters in 1860, and will return the hon. and learned gentleman for the borough which he now represents irrespective of ...
... Preston, Mr. Thomas Jones to Miss Sophia Swift , „ T , Sunday last, at the Parish Church, Preston, Mr. John Cottam to Miss Elizabeth Redfeni; Mr. Thomas Dixon to Miss Aim Wallis; Mr. William Swindlehurst to Miss Isabella Dowhurst; Mr. Thomas to Mrs. Ann ...
... consideration CoL Hardy and the military authorities, and the corporal who had caused the whole of the mischief had been sentenced to six months’ imprisonment. The Watch Committee had thought it better to leave the matter in the hands of CoL Hardy, and not interfere ...
... MARRIAGE OF THE PRINCE OF WALES. ARRANGEMENTS FOB THE PI mHE Military, under the command of Colonel Hardy, X will leave Fulwood Barracks at 10 a.m., on the of March, and proceed along Deepdale-road, Churchstreet, Fishergute, and Strand-road, to the Marsh ...
... carrying the above business, begs to intimate that he has ui- POSED OF IT Mr. THOMAS ITCH LEY, Chemist, William-street, and hopes that they will favour him with their patronage. Thomas Ckitchley, DR. OTTO’S TREATISE ON THE HAIR, with a Remedy which has never ...
... reception, and the Duke Cambridge and its other occupants at once slighted, and were received by the Mayor, the Vicar, Sir Thomas Hesketh, M.R, Colonel Jackson, Alderman S. Smith, Alderman Humber, Alderman W. Birley, Alderman Pedder, Alderman D. Spencer ...
... Hornby. Esq., MP, J P-. D.L.. Poolo Hal Thomas Hordern Whitaker, Esq.. J P . The Holme, Bnrnley John Howarth. Esq JP . Higher H impateads, Bacup Thomas Dutton. Esq , J.P., Ivy P.ank, Blackburn Major John Hardy Thursby. P Ormerod House Ralph Afwheton. ...
... Wigan, ami Messrs. Evans and to., Liverpool; official assignee. Mr. Tnrner Thomas Neale, Andenshaw, cornniissiou agent, 151. at 11 ; official assignee, Mr. Morgan. - - Thomas Booth, Manchester, leather factor. June 20, 12: solicitor. Mr. Nnttall. Manchester; ...