... :—lsk John Edwards, Bank Farm, Shellbrook ; 2nd, David Roberts, Plas-yn coed; 3rd, Arthur hhone, Farm ; 4tb, Thomas Thomas, Ifton Farm ; sth, Thomas Roberts, Bottom Farm. All the men did their work very well. The judges were Mr. S. Morris, Forge Ghirk, and ...

... thereto belonging, situate in Church Road, the west side of Green Lane, the respective occupations George Jones, Thomas Hayward, Thomas Evanr. aml.Tamß B Pitchford and containing 1,220 square yards or thereabouts. Lot 2.—A Piece of valuable BUILDING ...

... fine signed examples by titles PeUltfc Wlnterton Edmond Hall Pettitt F Weekes Gilbert J A. Petmt W. F. Collins W. Pitt wld Hardy S. H. Baker F. Darby J Montague Nay smith {tank Dillon J. H. A. Hulk H. Horsley J. Peel H. CbapHa J Jobnsoa A H. Vickers T ...

... was fined 10*. and 6*. Bd. costs, for being drunk and disorderly the parish of Oswestry on the July.— Philip Hide and James Hardy was charged by Police-constable Barrett with being drunk upon licensed premiss*, the Swan inn, Kinnerley, July 5. Mr. A. Marcy ...

... sashes and trimmings, and Gainsborough hats, lined with maroon velvet, with white ostrich feathers. The ** best man was Mr. Hardy. The ceremony wae performed the Rev. Hugh Pigott, of Stretbam, assisted by the Rev. A. H. Seacombe, brother-in-law the bride ...

... in pit ftree from frost, through the winter.—Tender greenhouse Plants most housed before the mouth Is out.—Hardy Annuals: Sow all kinds of hardy; and if they are well up and established before the winter seta in, many will aland well.—Pansies may be struck ...

... Potstoes (blue ditto)— Lady Mary Windsor Cll “gad, £2 Thomas 2 Messrs Minton, Potatoes (white kidney) —Mr Thomas Willlams Mary Win rt Clive 2, te T Willlams L Me Ja s. E \ —— lle nar, Pota' oes (blue Thomas W Vv. Wheeler 2. red Turnips—Mr. R Marsten 1, Vem ...

... 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‘- ...

... 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 ...

... Bridgnorth and Wolverhampton. IMPORTANT SALE FARMING STOCK. MR. T. F. KOCK la instructed by the executors of the late Mr. Thomas Taylor, to SELL AUCTION, upon the above premises, Thursday, November 30tb. 1878, „ „ „ _ All the useful farming stock, co ...

... Broughton: John Heatley and William Nevitt. Clive; Thomas Parker, farmer, and Joseph Pooler, stonemason. Fitz: Mr. Jones, Mytton, and Mr. John Vaughan, Fitz. Preston Gubbalds: William Bromley and John Morgan. Thomas Powell. Painsbrook, farmer, and Simon Gittins ...

... up the moneys or the furniture, proceedings were instituted the Chancery Division, and whilst they were going on the Robert Thomas, clerk Mr. Williamson, Holywell, was called, and stated that knew the deceased intimately. He was in the grocery and provision ...