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... and Life in ot{er Worlds; besides the usual supply of fiction. In the July number will be commenced a new novel by Mr. Thomas Hardy, entitled the Band of Ethelberta. The Congregationalist is a monthly of high character, and is edited” with great ability ...
... B Grosart, George Grove, William Hanna, R. Palmer Harding, T. Duffus Hardy, Fred. Harrison, Robert Herdman, R.S.A., W. B. Hodgson, Joseph D. Hooker, Robert Horn, Thomas Hughes, Thomas H. Huxley, Alexander Ireland, William Jack, R. C. Jebb, David Laing ...
... - GENERAL NEWS. GHTY thousand le visi FExhibition bl&dmg on Sundny.p.op - ®. ALFRED HARDY h T, aber for C.nterbury.u M T HE Swinton glass bluwers resum. onda n:)nuni, after a strike :jf over a fo: g:x:g:,k ST v ot d?lgfi' ::'fifi l‘ugr:l; tor 98‘ the armies ...
... Thomas Saulsbury (46), Sheftbrd, labourer, was charged by William Barnes, Shetford, beerhousekeeper, with stealing bushel of potatoes, at the above place, on the 16th Feb., valued Os. Committed the Assizes, David Farr, Warden, labourer, was charged Norman ...
... ditto, Thomas Tilbrook, William Ricketts. Melon, n flesh, W. Ratchelous, John Cook. Melon, scarlet m. G. Chilton, John Cook. Twelve out-door figs, George Vyne. Twelve plums, dessert, R. Carter, Thomas Tilbrook.” Twelve plums, kitchen, George Vsne, Rev ...
... zonale geraniums. Ist, Thomas Smith ; 2nd, William Rabbitt. Class 20.—Eight tricolor and bicolor geraniums. Ist, Thomas Smith; 2nd, William Rahbitt; 3rd, F. Gresham, Esq., Shefford. Class 21.—Six nosegay geraniums. Ist, Thomas Smith 2nd, William Ratchelous ...
... —Eight zonale geraniums. Ist, Thomas Smith 2nd, William Babbitt. Cl«s 20.—Eight tricolor and bicolor geraniums. Ist, Thomas Smith; 2iJ, William Babbitt; 3rd, P. Gresham, Esq., Shefford. Class 21,—Six nosegay geraniums. Ist, Thomas Smith ; 2nd, William Ratchelous ...
... Browning, Hardy. Third Class:—Harding, Joyce, Brown i., Gudgin, Phillips iii., Combley, Mack, Warner ii., Lewis ii , Tuck i., Schultz, Clayton, Chaplin, Bart, Austin, Snook, Rose i., French i., Lawman, Godfrey, Dainty, Neal, Newton, Thomas. ...
... foliage plants, distinct. Ist, W. T. Claydon ; 2nd, Ranbitt; 3rd, Thomas Smith, gardener to J. H. Astell, Esq., Woodbury Hall. Class 13. Four pans lycopodiums. Ist, W. Rabbitt; 2nd, Thomas Smith. Class 14.-Six exotic ferns. Ist, T. Claydon 2nd, W. 3rd, ...
... 2, William Gardiner. Roses, three different sorts, 1, Samuel King; 2, Geo. Church, jun. e ~ Hardy border flowers, three different sorts, 1, George Charch. Hardy annuals, three different sorts, 1, G. Chappell ; 2, Samuel King. Four flowerning plants, in ...
... 'fi’;‘i%a Chas. Edward Tuck e . Frank Cubitt. ‘Wm. Robt. Clarke, i’fq.q S‘st Buxton, &;’ Col. James Cockburn. E. C. Bailey, s Thomas Beevor, !‘JQB F. E. Watson, % 'Seeretary—C. E. Bignold, Esq., Surrey-street, Norwich. TEE Rates of this Societ&bm the same ...
... of Stevington, was brought up bv Police-constable George Mardlin and charged with stealing, on the 23rd, from the person of Thomas Gower, a railway ganger, new silver watch. The prosecutor, who now resides in the vicinity of Leicester, had previously been ...