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... MARKET SQUARE (Opposite the Corn Exchange), NORTHAMPTON. MANGEL WURZEL and TURNIPS, Net Seeds, Growth of 1869, 6d. per ft. THOMAS PERKINS 42, DRAPERY, NORTHAMPTON, INVITES special attention to his selected Stocks of AGRICULTURAL SEEDS, which have been ...
... LuoUon. Charles, son of Mr. 0. Palmer, of l\UrU>rouib, to Miss Jane Ukkcrtou, of the fanner Yorkshire, tbs December, Robert Thomas Sewell, Peterborough, to Ml« Mary Eliott, of mbs worth. At 8. John's Church, Pcterboro', tho ull..(by Ui . Rev. 11. H. hyera ...
... SOOKSELLERS E OW 'A KM, BRAZIER, IRON & TIN-PLATE WORKER, R. HARDY, 27, Priestgate. CLASSICAL & COMMERCIAL SCHOOLS Mr. GLECN, of King's College, Priestgate. CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS, &c. Thomas BRATIISSY a SoN, old Sox, Chapel-Aix-et. F. None and So's, Cowgate ...
... announcement constitutes it advertisement. BIRTHS. Feb. 22, at Easthorpe Grove, Mirfield, Yorkshire, the wife of Edward J. Hardy Booth, surgeon, &.\ (prematurely), a daughter, stillborn. Feb. 28, Leighton Buzzard, the wife of Mr. J. Meager, coach-builder ...
... grocer, Ac. Banbury—Mr. J. H. Ludwig, No. 11, High-street. MANGEL WURZEL and TURNIPS, Net Seeds, Geowth of 1869, 6d. per lb. THOMAS PERKINS 42, DRAPERY, NORTHAMPTON, INVITES special attention to his selected Stocks of AGRICULTURAL SEEDS, which have been ...
... Sydney Gedge, vici r, Henry Richardson, of Greenwich, to Sarah Ja> e (Cissie), eldest daughter of Thomas Gent. George-row, Northampton. March 8, at St. Thomas's Church, Stafford, the Rev. Kendall, George Allen, to Catherine, daughter of Mr. George Billingham ...
... EDWARDS, 5, Long-causeway. W. H. Permger, Narrow-street. E. B. SAROZAMT, 29, Narrow-street. BRAZIER, IRON & TIN-PLATE WORKER & HARDY, 27, Priestgate. CLASSICAL AND COMMERCIAL SCHOOL Mr. Gums, of King's College, Priestgate. 8. St. Edmund's-terrace, Cromwell•road ...
... lists, Thomas White, of Willoughby-in-the-Willows, butcher, was charged by Johnson Grant, of Leicester, with assaulting him, on the 16th inst.—The parties had come to uarru:fimont. and, with the consent of the Bench, the chrf was withdrawn, Hardy Brewin ...
... E. B. SARCIRANT, 29, Narrow-street. BRAZIER, IRON & TIN-PLATE WORKER. R. HARDY, 27, Priestgate. CIIEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS. SurneN Long-causeway. CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS, &C. THOMAS BRAINABY And Sox, Long-causeway. CLOTHIERS, &c. G. W. HOLDEN, Earrow-strect ...
... E. B. I 9, NarrOW-atreCt. BRAZIER, IRON TIN-PLATE WORKER. R. HARDY, 27, Priestgate. CLASSICAL & COMIERCIAL SCHOOLS Mr. GL}, of King's College, Priestgate. CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS, &c. THOMAS 1112(.1 SON, Long-causeway. and Soli', Chapel-street. F. Nowt ...
... WHMTLEBEY . R. IILER EXP ISION. —On Tuesday afternoon the boiler of the steam engine connected with Mr. Thomas Whyle's corn windmill, situate in Lattersey Field, burst, owing to the pump for the supply of water not being properly attended to. As it happened ...
... part song, The hardy Norseman, the choir (encored) sou;, Coming through the rye Miss E. Hollis (encored); quartett, Since first I saw your face, Messrs. James, Birch, Luck, and G. Luck ; song, I wonder how long it will last, Mr. Thomas Hawkes ; reading ...