Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... Belly.- Thomas Cassidy, fisherman, who has been 25 tiroes ore the Court for bie .ch of the peace, appeared at the bar with the right side his face almost raw, evidently with scratching, and was charged with fighting, Mid Quay, on Wednesday, with Thomas Hardy ...
... pencil in the handwriting of Amour, the deceased. They were: Friday Afternoon, half-past one, Riiward Armstrong, Thomas Gladstone, John Hardy, Thomas Bell, and others, looked extremely ill. We also bad a prayer-meeting at • quarter to two, when Tibbs, Henry ...
... in the handwriting of A monr, the deceased. They were:— Fiiday afternoon, half-past one. Edward Armstrong, Thomas Gledston, John Hardy, Thomas Bell, and others, looked extremely ill, We also had a prayer meeting at a quarter to two, when Tubbs, Henry ...
... deceased. They ‘Friday Afternoon, half-past one. Edw reall ithy py Bell. and others. looked extremely ill. W. strong, Thomas Gledstone, John Hardy, prayer meeting at a quarter to two, whi y, who Henry Sharpe, J. Campbell, H. Gibson, W ‘ibbs exhorted us in, and ...
... Caaliflower, 1, H. Fleming ; luke, a. 12 Dablias: Thomas Brown, gardener Merryton Colliery, Hamilton, 2, J, MColl. 2 Late Cabbages, 1, J. M‘Coll ; to J. Brown, Esq. of Orchard. + ener to S. Steel, | : ‘Thomas | of the Nelson. 6 Parsnips, 1, J, Moll; 2, A ...
... were: -‘Friday Afternoon, If-past one. them were three i-r four tiers dead men !>iug against Howard Armstrong. Thomas (iledst-ne. Jahn Hardy, Iho. ,.». t* r, the luriLcst line leaning ago : ns. thu wall. c»r mas lull, and others. looked extremely ill. ...
... married; William Bora, aingle; Thomas Brown, married, Brown, aingle, brothers; Hark Bell, single; Thomas tieli, married; Thomas Bell, boy, eoosin above; Jobn Bnrn, married; Thomas Burn, boy, eon of above; Jobn Bennet married Thomas Cole, ...
... Six Phloxs- Js, Thomas Oliver; 24, A. M'‘Dopald; 8d, Geo, Mock, Twelve African Marigolds - lst, P. Twelve Carpations—lst, Thomas Uliver; 24, A. M'Denald. Kouquet of Flowers -1st, Thomas Uliver; 2d, George Meek ; 3d, A. Basket o Hardy Frait Chri Hame; ...
... Loria ~s 2, W. Marshall. 3 Roses, in pots, 1 | J. Hardie 6 Penstemons, 1, John Cadzow ; 2, J Two | Hardie. 12 Pansies, 1, |. Cadzow. 6 Ten W ouquet: Hardie. IW 4 Verbena Stocks, 1, J. M‘Caski 2, J. Hardie. of each, 1, J. Hutchison ; Apples, | Fi ‘rench ...
... description; Hansoms. Caha, Hog-Oarta. (Hrs. Saddle Horses. Ac.. Ac, Private Omntowt* /or Partita, A«.. Aa. MOWING-MACHINES. THOMAS PRRRY & SON »ol|Ht attention to their Stock of PATKNT LAWN MOWKRS. Manufortored Green, Leeds, and other Fint-Clan Makers. ...
... the 13th last. Isabella, wife a* Alexander Scott. Royal Irens, on the in«t.. Marianne, aged 17 yean, daughter of Charles M*Hardy. At s*> rongate, the Utb inst, Alexander, son of Mr tailor At Wo4Mlhead. Both well, the residence of his brother inlaw. the ...
... best Cabbage—1, Hugh Boyd; 2, Thomas Smith, 6 Moss Street, Pai For the 2 best Cauliflowers—1, Hugh Boyd; 2, John M‘Far- lane, Silk Street, Paisley. For the best Savoy—1, Thomas Smith; 2, Hugh 5 For the 4 best ips—1l, Thomas Smith; 2, John M For the best ...