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... Italy, Ac, and Ppecial Tours to Egypt, Palestine, America, &c, apply to THOMAS COOK and SON, Tourist Offices, Ludgate Circus, Fleet street, London. T> A S L O W ! B A S LOW! THOMAS THOMPSON ?? intimates to the Public that be has commenced Running OMNIBUSES ...
... Cargo lost . Crew saved ; The BuccO ( British schooner ) from St John to Barbadoe ' s put into St Thomas 27 th August with loss of Bails . ' • The Thomas ( brig ) , of Whitehaven . from Huelva , to Sellacb 43 days ont . laden with mmera . l ^ baa put into ...
... 71 10 0 Pte R Brown 10 0 Pte Pemberton 10 Pte Smith. . 10 0 Pte H B Stevenson « 0 . Pte Bradshaw Pte T Hardy - —B7 Pte Sadler £ 7 Cpl R Hollis 7 8 C Beardsley 7 8 Jarvis 7 F Wlddowson 5 Pte Meadows £ A Arnold. 58 .. ...
... PYGMALION AND GALATEA, AND RICHELIEU RE-DRESSED. THIS EVENING. ALEXANDRA OPERA HOUSE. BLONK-STREET, SHEFFIELD. Proprietor Mr. THOMAS YOUDAH. _ Last Six Nights of M . j. H . C V N D fl, Engagement for Six Nights of the SbES GUNNISS. THIS EVENING, at 7, by ...
... single-1 Jas. Marshall ;2 M. Douthwaite. 1 petunia, double-1 J. Hardy. Window plant-1 John Hardy, 2 Thos. Hodgson. 2 hollyhocks, spikes-1 A. Watson. 6 hollyhocks, blooms, sorts-1 A. Watson, 2J. Hardy. dahlias., Nlfs-1 Jas. Marshall, 2 W. Little, 3 dahlias, ...
... though his discipline was strict, he was liberal to his men, and h© spared their lives whenever it was prudent. In fact, these hardy soldiers were too valuable to be exposed to danger when there was not a reasonable certainty of defeating the Gauls. In cold ...
... circuit. Maidstone. —John Hall, George Tyler, J. Willis Britton; Henry J. Thomas, supernumerary. Sittiogbourne.— John Locke, William Fanner. Chatham Garrison.— Richard Hardy (New Brompton). Dover Garrison.— Andrew Kes-fem, L.L.D., supernumerary. Sborncliffe ...
... DRINKING.— At the Guildhall, yesterday, Charles Constable, labourer,' Robert Wilson, hawker, and Thomas Wilson, hawker, were charged with assaulting Thomas Perry, labourer, and also William Goodlad Watson, hawker. Perry and Eliza Plaxton (Perry's sister) ...
... Timor, Mitchell, Rangoon B K, Liglnc, South bay a ShonQult,Davies[3oiPtoßico Elnlgheit, Wallis, Stralsand Copeefteld, Bertho, Thomas Kate, Luen, Virier Claribel, Johnston, St Kitta Jane, Dunn, Porto Rico Gitana,Salvesn[Aug29] NYrfc Idun, Falk, Archangel Balclutha ...
... prize, Sidney Shurmer; 2nd, John Ballinger; 3rd, Samuel Weaver Onions—lst prize, Thomas Mayo; 2nd Charles Lodge; 3rd, Samuel Jenkins Four Dishes of Vegetables—lst prize, Thomas Mayo Beetroot—lst prize, Henry Ryland; 2nd, John Jenkins; 3rd, Samuel Jenkins ...
... parsnips. W. Pontey, nurseryman, Kirkheaton.— lst and 2nd orchideous plant, stove plant ; Ist hardy ferns, green- house plant, three verbenas ; 2nd hardy annual. Samuel Gower, WombwelL —Ist curled brocoli, escha- lots ; 2nd French marigolds, dessert ...
... lias forwarded the j following letter to as for publication ! Dulce eat desiperc in loco.— Horace. A Letter to Admiral Me Hardy, Chief Constable of L'»sex. Dear Admiral, —As Chief Constable for the ; county of you should know that your presence is very ...