... Malone—FoiJAMiiE-Octol»er 10. at Hie Kpiscopel Chun h, Maildiugton, N.U.. by the Rev. the Hou. Percy Willoughby, assisted the Rev. Thomas Waunop, rector of lladdington. Frances Mary Poljambe, second daughter of Selina. Viscountess Milton, and the late Ceorgo Foljamhe ...

... japonica, ?? hap- pen still to be overcrowded, thin away a sutficiut. number of the sterns without delay. Largo patches of the hardy perennial lobelias keep very much better in winter when 3-c the stems are thinned out during suimmler. They should ji be removed ...

... Board, are about to be recognised In tangible manner his friends In Bangor, which town was surveyor before to Accrington. Mr. Hardie is to bo presented them with a splendid silver service In recognition of his services and ability. The Proposed Public Park ...

... before K. W. Haxrteoe, Thomas Whittaker, and R. J. Plowerdew, Haira.. andthe Rev. J. Taylor.—Mr. Superintendent Read stated that had objectifies te three the beerhouses, hut to public-houses. The firet objection was that Thomas Woodruffs; Higher Walton ...

... dockam. The collection Includes“CATTLE RfPOHINO—EVENING,** T. Cooper, A ** DWOOVRHPD, Georgs Fmlth. “HIDE AND SEEK/by F. Hardy. The Grand Uictorical by Paul Roche, •* OLIVER CROMWELL GAZING THE DEAD BODY OF CHARLES I. “A Tcrrru* Fetr. by R.»Ur. “OFF ...

... Zoa ried away Mr. Thomas Barcroft, of Watorfoot. with Quarto?. Z. todUtnlos, Llmnma. hi. ch,,tnut bores, seven year*, Fingal, Bithmto. tent seal ats. and Tetrtea TouchatoLo; the second prise was handed over to Blr. , George Hardy, of Slretford. cob ueder ...

... well-decompooed garden refuse to borders filled with mixed hardy perennials, do not dig it in, bat fork lightly over between the plants. Plant out pinks, carnations, pansies, and other hardy plants that may have been sheltered in cold frames during winter ...

... 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, ...

... plants,C ?? plants of ornamental foliage, greenhouse azaleas, gerami-o 'an. nine, caladmimme, pelargonismns, exotic orchids, hardy coul- raes fers, calceolarias, a nice collection of succulent plants, the British and exotic ferns; the principal displays ...

... Hotel, Lnoe-street. Pres;-u . •mm 7 30 to 8 30. Chairman.—Ur. Henry Bradley, Kugislrar, Lord-street, Preston. Solicitor.—Mr. Thomas Edelston, 7, Wlnckley-street. Preston. Secretary. Mr. James Andrew, Land Agent and Surveyor, 10. Winckley-strcet, Preston ...

... prime wethers, and alee two lambs from SeotUnd. The ohlef shops in were those Mr Thomas Lee. »nd bis brother. Christopher Leo. Mr. Thcmae stock three* prime heifors. fed Thomas Sheer, E«q., of Osetle near Dumfries; li prime wetLers, fed ij T JobnreOßg., DabS ...

... added that part of the machinery of the bill would render scrutiny, although difficulty Dot absolutely impossible. Mr. O. Hardy spoke ia favour of the amendment. said the arguments of the noble marquess were directly opposed the object the bill, which ...