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... performedtha ray of lavlag the atoM. aad there ware yreaeat The Bara. Henry ratling, of Boltoa. ehairaaa of the district; Thomas Hardy, raparfatradeatof theßlaekbamdrcnlt; 8. Weaver, Bolton; R. 8. Kills, Bar. wen ; & Reynolds, Clsyton-le-Moors; I. A. Beat ...
... New . GARDEN SKRDS.—The genaral Catalecue bale the newest and meet appeoredradWUe BBRDB—Comprizing iw. other hardy and hslf Annual*, Bwwaizl, and srfMl \ '*-■ ooll. oiioa, fa BiUUlfaor *roS*S>»*—AH Ik. oufint choiorst wwt. fa faE. iwnhlle far the garden ...
... Margaret Dickinson; Wm. Ireton to Isabella Oddie; Moses Bolton to Mrs. Margaret Ann Miller; Thomas Chadwick to Elizabeth Ellen Storey; Thomas Clarkson to Sarah Astley; Thomas Bowling to Elizabeth Cookson; John Charles Boothby to Elizabeth Wilkinson; Cuthbert ...
... lists of the newest end meet approved varteOee cultivation. FLOWER SEEDS—Comprising assortments of Imported and other hardy and half-hardy Annuals, Perennial, and aeleet Florist Flower*. AGRICULTURAL bEKOS-Oomptiaing Hay and Pa* turn Seeds, Clovers, Turnips ...
... CatalcgM contains Hats of the newest and most approved i» eullivation. SEEDS —Comprising assortmeats (a* ported and other hardy and bid/-hardy Annuals, FsrennlaL and select Florist Flower*. AGRICULTURAL 5-KED3—Comprising Hay and Pan* tun* Seeds, Clovers, Turnips ...
... Corporation. COMMTOT (with power to add to number): Mr. John Barnes. Mr. John Httoben. Mr. Thomas Clayton.} Mr. Mr. William Clayton. Mr. Christopher Lee. Mr. Thomas Orosswhite. E*. CTharks Mweer. Mr. William Garth. Mr. Archibald Patterson. Mr. Edward Garth ...
... bother, however, is, we understand, Stat au d, anden amicable seltleuient arrived at. liMR. HaRDY GILLAnrD'S PANfOiAMA.-Each evening during the part week Mr. Hardy Gillard has exhibited in the Theatre of the Mechanics' institution, Avenham, his great American ...
... 18lh September. from the pen-on William Hardr, a watch, the propetty the said William Hardy.-Acqnftted. ♦v ,l ? ,, -. ,na,,donBl y rfllc-|D Barrow, on k “™ *' l Thomas Hartley, 45. ahoemaker, felonloaaly the township Tealand Conyers attempting to kill and ...
... 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 ...
... blom w hold the Oonrt House, *»*Dalo, on Friday morning, before Thomas Whittaker and J. Flowerdew, Faqra.— Obstbuothio Footpath.—John Baldwin, Mo.Kie, John Worden, Thomas Hesketh, Thomas Seed, and Michael MeNamara were nunmoned the of P.O. Whisker, for ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...