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... Artists of the Modern En1Lousu and CbiSiO'NN4TAL Scnoots, including somn remrarkably lne exanmleR of Thbos Sidney Cooper, Hardy, Thomas Cresw4ck, Nay myth, INemenn, Williams, &o. - Mr. H,. C. WALTon Will be glail ofe ur.Inspection of collector and admiriers ...
... the Libraries. . -A ANNE WARWICK. By GsocrwIANA 5m1. CRAIR.t2 vols. A first-rate ?? JousmiL GLENOAIRN. By IZA DuFnus HARDY. THOMAS WINGFOLD, CURATE. By GEOoEx MAC- DON4AD. ' In the first rank of novels of the ?? Bue. MARK EYLME'S REVENGE. By Mr SE 'EXDz ...
... the WORLD. B Have youl tooted H[ARDY'S PRIfZE MEDAL: INDIA SAUCE?'1 If not, try it, and compyare rwith othes's. Nothing to oiiual it for clbopo, steakls, 'doh, and a capital relish s ith barn, bacon, oah.-blaiiuf~leturrI HARDY Manc6Dl'5hreorster. 2,914e ...
... Oliver Anderton to Thomas Lea; Golden Inn, Wards End, from Rd. Turner to Thomas Garstang; Ship Inn, Fylde-road, from the executors of Henry Higginson to Elizabeth Higginson; ?? and Grapes, Ribbleton-lane, from James Reeder to Thomas Cafderbank; Foresters' ...
... were Mr. Thomas Aiston,. Grimsargh Hall; Mr. Jgmes Turner, Grimeargh; Mr. d Henry Leecc, New House Farm, Lea; Mr. Bartle Parkin. sop, Thornley, near; Chipping; Mr. -Richard Walne, Thornley; Mr. Thomas Blackoe, Plough Inn, Grimsargh; U, Mr. Thomas Johnson ...
... Louis. tlnccloole merchant Guild. Aecaudler. Tnlcrelty-square. Belfast. gentlemuira Gundry, Thomas. TI, Throgmtorten-etreet. 1E.O., broker : Clusey, Thomas. N(ewbury. Berks. esqulire Guanbilli, Rev. Jamues, Hornsea. Yorkshire, clerk In ordora Gutterrar ...
... home from tes tio eight evening. 'TMBRELLAS RE-COVERED TO EQUAL 'JNLW, with Silk LustTr, Persian, and Reglca.-HOLT'S, 72, Thomas.street (Oldhan-st. end). Established 1B41. HMAS HARPER'S Burnished Eeggeyea T NEEDLES, equal to any made; 4H. 6d. per t ousand ...
... tje party were Mr. Thomas Aiston, of Grimsargih Hall; Mr. James Turner, Grimsargh; Mr. ye- Henry Leece, New House FE;ras, Lea; Mr.'Bartle Parkin- to6 IofiI~ Thoroley, -near Chippjing; Mr. .Richard. Walnie, I o Thor°ley; Mr. Thomas Blackoe,'Plaugle Inn ...
... with fine t roots ; and plants reared in their nurseries are very hardy, and succed well in exposed situatious. The Pinetum 1 at Knowefield Nurseries contains specimens of all the hardy coniferous trees, and is a useful guide to gentlemen who are formuing ...
... were Mr. Thomas Aiston, Grimsaigh Hall; Mr. James Turner, Grimsargh; Mr. Henry Leece, New House Farm, Lea; Mr. Bartle Parkiin son, Thornley, near Chipping;. Mr. Richard Wakle, Thornley; Mr. Thomas Blackoe, Plough Inn, Grhmsargh; Mr. Thomas Johnson, ...
... varieties, of Vegetable Seeds. FLOWER SEEDS, comprising en assortment. of Im. ported and otbor-choice' FlowNei Seeds; .hardy, half-hardy, and tender Annuals, Biennials, Perennials, end Grasses; Seeds of select Floriet Flowers, &C.; also, a special list of ...
... Tate, Gentleman. ,Mr. Jonathan Lees, accountant. ,orecambe--Mr. Thomas Gardner, Chemist. Norton-Mr. P. Linaker. . Ormakcirk-Megasr. John Fairhurat Jr son, corn mnillers. Pirescot-Mr. Thomas Sowerbut, draper. Roebdale-Joseph Heap Esq., solicitor. , Anthony ...