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... the Building rand of the Orphan Home. Whit-Sunday Temperance Meetings. MEETINGS in the to± morrow 2.30 and 7 p.m., Mews. Thomas Hardy and W. Gregs on the British Temper anoe League, and others. win »t o'clock odioo, Fialiwgate. MORE- EicwaaiON on ware^ ...
... Pleas is being removed from Lancaster Castle to the Public Records Office in Lon; don, under the superintendence of Sir Thomas Hardy, keeper of the office. The documents are said to possess great public interest, and in Landon they will be properly a ...
... Ifithtnataat. P.C. Hardy aald datyat Kfakbamoaftha 15th taataak dafnlnla ware liin alma, tm Bhataapaat o’clock at allha, fa an talodfated data, and cieatlßfi a aary nit Bother, bowaaar, Iha aaaaß&n, bad P.S. acaroboratad atataaoat Hardy, ate alaoatatad that ...
... herbaceous and spring flowering plants of all sorts, as well as autumn-X sown annuals, may now be transplanted with impunity. Hardy climbers of all sorts, such as clematises, honey- suckles, jasminos, pillar roses, ivies, Ac., should now have the dead or ...
... Grand • Conservative Soiree THPBSPAY, JANUARY 23M>, 1873. CHANGE .HALL, BLACKBURN. lAsft Day to-day aft 2.30, to-night *t 8. HARDY GILLARD’S GREAT AMERICA*! PANORAMA, FROM NEW YORK TO OALIFORMIA. . Ores the P*eiflo Railirtj. Momlag BaterUlomeats To-Day ...
... oat, consequently verdict waa given for mm Si only, lbs amount admitted the defendant. Swoon* Claim against a Uauikd Womar.—Thomas WILKINSOM ▼. AdigAilJMamsdkr.—Hm plaiaUß la this action bterbocM kaeper, iwtdinx at BtlSpooL .nd tn d. feniaat midea. orj ...
... 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' ...
... in wl, with soom, ponies. -Mr. Smith, auctioneer at Wlagga-Wagga ia 1?63, identi- fied defendant as a elaln whom he knew as Thomas Castro, a bhtcher. lie said he was apprenticed ii Nrw.gate Market, and deseribed persons whoin witness knew there.-Mr. Frederick ...
... place the Queen Hotel, Town Ha*l-street, Monday last. officers present were Ospt. S Ibml- r.iiwoorl. Wf.o BroUrvn, Wdk.H.n Thomas, Captain Doan, three aergeante, and Jig-two «««¥ and flteljDlxmer on the table eight o clock the The company did ample justice ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... eommirtoo, for whom Mr. Lerambo sad Mr. Hardy eppoered, bring the rarpoodanta. Meyn Wigan tad Loadoa sad th-Wntera Railway Company, as Inarm Stetth Urton BalJway. r'w appear, a* re- •poadants. Mr. Lsrrsoba Mr. Hardy also ...