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... (Late Curator of the Botanical Gardens). PLANS of GREENHOUSES, GROUNDS. The same executed with good Material. A large Stock of HARDY TREESand SHRUBS, Samples to be seen the Victoria Park, opposite the Botanical Gardens. Also, several first ass VILLAS to be ...
... author. Them are several other excellent articles this month; and • recital Chrignies tale. entitled The Ashen Voggot, by Thomas Hughes, anther of Tom Drown's School Days. Raernehne is gill continued, and, 1 pongible, fiveren in interest. The ...
... Under the wings the plumage is a vivid beau- fulred. The beak of the bird is large and powerful, tting it to feed upon the hardy Alpine plants found the snow line, A train on the Sceaux railway narrowly escaped being tl own off the rails a few evenings ...
... illustriffits Pt ince is being lowered int o his long, long resting place And . soon, uncerernenionaly, with, it may be, rough and hardy hands. they will he covered with that soil which breeds and nenriebee the elements of that destruction and decom• position ...
... Osmotherley, gentleman. Mr. H. Williams, of Hutton Rudby, grocer. Mr. Thomas Ward, of Northallerton, grocer. Mr. Anthony Wake, Scruton, gentleman. Mr. John Wardell, Scruton, gentleman. Mr. Thomas Weastell, Linthorpe, yeoman. The proclamation against rice and ...
... Specimens nf nil the most choice and popular sorts, and also FRUIT TREKS, ROSES, HARDY FLOWERING aud GREENHOUSE PLANTS, all at VERY LOW PRICKS, on application to THOMAS APPLEBY, Rosa Modnt Nursery, York. N.B.—Wholesale Prices when large quantities are ...
... weeping worlJ >, , remains of our illustrious Prince Silently, mournfully, © , resting place. And is being lowered into nis 10 hardy soon, unceremoniously, , ■ .j w dc breeds hands, they will be cove ’’® destruction and decomand nourishes the elements of ...
... in the Christian’s duties. After address from the Rev. G. J. Chester, the testimonials were presented by Mr. Churchwarden Hardy. address neatly engrossed on vellum, was read by Wm Baker, Esq., which referred in moving language, to the regrets experienced ...
... BRADFORD CHURCH BUILDING i SOCIETY. | The annual meeting of this society was held on Tuesday at the Exchange Rooms, Mr. C. Hardy, the presi- dent, in the chair. Mr. J. Hollings, one of the honorary secretaries, read the report of the committee, as follows ...
... given. Asidre.9s lbs Rov. tse Imsctunsbemtt, tlse Parsonsage, Thorne, near Dosmeaster.F.7 868 NETHER HALL, DONCASTER. MP. HARDY, in returning thsanks to Isis fm-lends Mfor the lib-esal piutroruago conferred upon him, begs to himforist tisem ns ss tlse ...
... qualified magistrates - W J.angdale Esq. (son of the ut. Charles I.angdah;), Houghton; Edward l.lovd. Esq., I .incruft; and Thomas Nelson, Es.j., Wold Cottage. At the weekly meeting of the Mutual Improvement Society, held Wednesday evening the Temperance ...
... tallies, brooms, and such like things prepared and stored away in an orderly manner, so as to be ready for use when wanted.—Hardy fruit and Kitchen Garden.—Take advantage of the present state of the weather to get manure wheeled upon the quarters for which ...