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... 11. Haw.. tenir. They got ansistainee, broke open the door, and Thomas Hindle, James Modem, Thomas Monne, John eon routed—fare to face -the lost, the tortoni, the miser. Howarth, Thomas lease Newton, Richard Henry a bl e James ! Mary upbmided him for ...
... 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 ...
... .1. Disoe's Dicker', beat Mr. R. Field's Fistiana.—Conehtding Tie . Dickens beat Little Nell and we. THE STAKES. -Mr. Wm. Hardy's Spare. Me beat Mr. Stocker's Sir Walter; Mr. W. Peacock's Pentbroke heat Mr. Brockkhank's Binprtli; Mr. Stocker'. Sir beat ...
... would be taken o-clay (Saturday). _ NTAIIIIING AN OLD NAN, NUN Charles Ward (16) was charged with stabbing Thomas Rolland, fanner, at Chositon-cum-Hardy, on the 19th of August last. —The jury , found the prisoner guilty of unlawfully wounding, and he was sentenced ...
... Clayton; 3 and 4, Thomas Greg- son. PANssES.-I and 2, Joseph Ainsworth. VEsIIENsn.-Jobri Horrocks. Dssiossq.-I and 2, Thomas Gregson. BOUQUET OF FLOWtE.R..l and%2 Thomas Gregson. ?? I and 2, Miss Clayton; 3, Mrs. Crook and Sons; 4 and 3, Thomas Gregson. Blush: ...
... Swainsm.-Pest: 1, Thomas Grepon ; 2, Mrs. Crook and Sons; 3, Mi. Clayton; 4, Thomas Oregon; 5. Mrs. Crook and Sons. -White : 1, Thomm Grown ; 2, Mrs. W B. Swain. non; 3, Thomas Oregon; 4, Mrs. W. B. Switinson ; 5, Thomas Oregon--Red : 1, ...
... GARDENING OPERATIONS. (From the Gardeners' Chronicle.) CONSERVATORY, &C.-Some of the earlier flowering half hardy plants will soon be getting past their best, and a judicious amount of foresight and care will be necessary to avoid being short of specimens ...
... Caller On, Balnamoon (5 yray, Hegira, and Bab at the Bowster, are on sale. Bell's Lifesays-We have authority to state that Mr. Thomas Dawson has been engaged as private trainer to Lord Glasgow since the beginning of June, and has not the charge or management ...
... prize, £4, W. A. Wright; 3rd, £2 ls., G. W. Moss; 4th, £X. Charles Challoner. Highly commended; James Fletcher (2), Thomas Statter, Thomas Burgess, Jun., Edward Lister, T. H. D. Bayley, Benlantin Vaughan, Richard Swift. Joseph Brown, and Ralph Leigh L2) ...
... Ifivision of the Forest of Howland, labourer, was brought up, charged with stealing • coat of the value of 10a., the property of Thomas Seed, Itunsrip Bridge in the said township, labourer.—Seed, on called, said the coat now produce.' is my coat. I had it on ...
... deceased and two others began to drink the when Thomas Parr, John Parr, his brother, and Thomas Edge, came in. Thomas Parr called for same drink for himself and his companions; they to be sober. Thomas Parr, after paying for his squib, orre up and went ...
... John Fletcher flAzaCaii (;olden Pencilled . -1, 31. Carter and Valiant; 2, 305 Thomas Robinson: .1,1 01 , Jobe HAND.. Peocilleff.-1. 31, David ng; 2,304 John Martin 3, loz. Thomas T H . Go 3 I : 10.le0.14pas H H ngled y4.. .-1, M. C WOMMI: 2, Be Fts ry sl ...