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... stocks 2nd. Mr.Thos. rad celery tod, dwarf kidney beans 2nd. Mr. JB Hacking, hardy ferae Ist and tod. Mr. George Kwales, white turnip* Ist, white onions 2nd, lemon kidneys tod. Thomas Hargreaves. kidney beans Ist Extra prize for tbs best six French marigolds ...
... pretty, well aa tbo fosebias, China asters were excellent ahow, and the first prize in the gentlemen’s class was awarded to Mr. Thomas Baron, aeottagC'gsrdnner. Dahlias wero also remarkably good. Considering the time the year the vegetables were excellent class ...
... profit of £l27.—Sea report, wbiob Bay bo bad from the aeoretonr. may had any day 13, rtreet, Praaton. , Hamr Beaclkt, Chainaan, Thomas EDKUrroir, Solicitor. Jsmxs Akdsxw, Secretary. Nut Monthly Meatier nlfht-Tneaday Erening, lit of Fabraary, 7 30 o’clock, at ...
... I*inster (a second donation), £300; Rev. Dr. Salmon, £1,000; tho Hon. and Rev. Mr. Plonket, £1,000; Rev. Thomas Hare, Mr. J. K. Boyd, Mr. Thomas Valentine, Hon. O. F. ToUr, each ; Lord Ashdown, £l,OOO. besides many contributors of £lOO, £2OO, and £lOO ...
... distinct, first, STM F.air ba' ■ ■ i .. (Hire hardy annual. net, T M Kbnttlewunh. *l* tear, to tie frown In pot* not «siing »lx inches across d * 'ict, I T M Shnttlew.irth. 2 ...
... entries, Thomas Btatter, junr., being declared the winner. competition was very keen, and the animals shown were cxcclivbt The ices for horses were—light- Messrs. Thomas Gibbous and Win. Kendall; heavy. Messrs. William Long; ton, juu., and Thomas Hunt, and ...
... Town-hall, Blackburn.—Apply, J. Ainsworth, auctioneer, Witton. Lei, with immediate possession, 12, STEPHEN- X SON-TERRACE—AppIy to Thomas Walmsley, house and estate agent, 8, Syke hill, Preston. be Let, PUBLIC-HOUSE, near the Town-hall 1 Rent and stock low. Business ...
... HOUSES, in Grafton-slreet, P«ston, which wilt sold either singly or otherwise.—Thomas J. HoUall, ogent, 119, FUhergate. Let, MOORLANDS, Lancaster-rosd, occupied by 3. Colonel Hardy, O.B.—For partisnlars apply to Mr. Joseph Brown, Pole-street. LITHE ROE GAS ...
... street, anod Thomas Cr-ook, 60, Sizar street; James San- derson, 21' FylIde-road, by Roger Bannister, 96, Gordon- street, William Robinson, 59, Maudland-bank, and John Chadlwick, 70, Moor-lane ; Thomas Talbot, Fulwood, by 'John Redforn, Thomas Gillett, and ...
... would not make the pap until was confident whither the fence was mine not. >lr. Hkbards did not tell that would put those hardies until the dispute wa.s settled. The hurdles are a sufllcieut Iwnier keep the cow* oat of meadow, and they hire never since ...
... tho prosperity of the Sunday and day schools. The meeting was also addressed by the Rev. Mr. Brown, Mr. Chevasse, and Mr. Thomas Myres. Glees, redtstiona, &c., were also given, and the meeting dUpereed. after spending very pleasant evening, about nine ...
... and would do credit to any show. The annuals wore not very numerous, but what were exhibited were very fair specimens. The hardy annuals were good, but nut many entries. Tender annuals good. Ferns excellent. In the fruit department grapes were of superior ...