... instituted the Rev. John J. Twist, M.A., to the new church of the Holy Innocents, Fallowficld ; and has also licensed the Rev. Thomas Butterworth, M.A., to the stipentiarymrwyoldn parish church of Ashton-underyue. Lord and Lady Wynford and several other families ...

... testator bequeaths to of his executors £2OO free of duty; to his sisters, Alice Kay and Helen Neville, n.&.n each ;to his son Thomas, £5,000; to the St James's Church Day School, Acering: ton, the Christ (‘hurch lh{‘sfbml. Accrington, and the Beaconsfield ...

... of his age, William Richard Wilton. On the 4th December, at B“-wh 8 years, Edward Archibald, tifth -rvivi;!unl fi Augustus Hardy Godby, Feq., M.D,, of Newport, Salop, On the 7th December, , aged 60, | D er, suddenly, aged 60, Mr John Oaufl;hbcu-h..nl.;h-d‘- ...

... assuredly be less perfect than if it be not frozen, however lightly the thing may have been treated to consequence of the known hardy nature of the bulb.—Auriculas are, of coarse, to common frames, under glass; they require no water while there is the least ...

... gentlemen were prsoent:- T. C. Eyton, Esg., T. Eyton, Esq C. Hudson. Esq.. Mr. W. Rider, Knowles, Esq., Mr. H. J. Taylor, Mr. Thomas Webb (Chorch atrect), Mr. R. Millington Mr, James Shepard, Mr. Harry Shepard, J. Bidlake, Mr Main waring said that, with reference ...

... are well up.—Pol van uses : Examine for tings; sow seeds in pans and put them in a cold frame.—Tender Annuals, and hardy and half-hardy, required to bo forward, should be sown on heat.—Plants in pots should be kept pretty dry, and alwavs have plenty of ...

... and walled Garden,and Appurtenances thereto belonging, situate at Madeloy Wood Green aforesaid, now the occupation of Mr. Thomas Instone Boycott, whoso continued ill-health compels him relinquish the business. And also aU those Two Cottages or DWELLING-HOUSES ...

... 1878, CROWORBAVJSd FARM, Five MUaa from Brld^aorui, and Six from MESSRS. BARBER & SON Are directed the Executors the late Mr. Thomas Smnmera, SELL AUCTION, on the above premises, Friday, March 2lth, 1878, ALL the and extenaite collection of Modern AGRICULTURAL ...

... L. Os well being 2nd. Tima 11 The 150 yards (Middle Division) was won Ellis. The hurdle race was vary well contested; the hardies boinx eight number, ten yards apart, and very fair height. OaweU came Ist, Wickham 2nd. Time, secs. The quarter-mile (Lower ...

... late Mr. THOMAS SUMMERS will feel obliged Parti*, who JABS BOTTLES their poaseaalon belonging to them. If «>*y will return the name to Mr. Rhodes, the Elephant And Cutte, Hawley, before the 15th day of April next, Pawley, March 17th, 1876; . THOMAS MORRIS ...

... all the roots should be saved In taking them up, and not be damaged.—Annuals the more hardy kind may be sown in the borders. Tender annuals may sown slight hot-bed. Hardy ones which have been wintered in frames may be planted out towards the end the month ...

... the roots should be saved in taking them op, and not damaged.—Annuals of the more hardy kind may be sown in the borders. Tender annuals may sown on a slight hot-bed. Hardy ones which have been wintered in frames may be planted out towards the end of the ...