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... Joseph W. Swan, 347; Peter Brown, 346 ; John D. Annan, 342; Thomas C. Hardy, s 3:39; John Brevwis, 232; Fairless Harrison, 327, Thomas D Ridley, 309; Edward Dean, cOd; Josoua David0n9 S~l; B Thomas Simuson, 293; Andrew Fuolton, 281- Alichael J. Mce'ulty, ...
... Leon, eldest eon of George I. Leon, Esq., of 79 Gloucester place, Portman- equare, London, to Maud Mary, daughter of the late Thomas Rayner Brown, Esq.; of Winslow. BUCKIN GHAM. Bumaxn ANr HOkTlITmuA SocraTY.-.A meeting of this Society was held at the Horse ...
... Thsornhilll, Thomas Biddnley uh' Aib EgoeoSi'hW..orao JV . O'Neill, Hon. E. Thynne, Lord H, F. Blsbasar, CoJ. Egeto, Don. WV Isaac, Saul Onelon-, Densil ToimheHnW Blake, Thomas Elobo, Lard Jackson, Sir Henry Pager, it H. Torr, John Board, Thomas IV. Ellice ...
... tines last evening earnestly im-gged himx to repty to Mr. Hardy. But tire memoer for LAtoh felt that the responsibility was too great, | iand &clived tdbo-sgh, after hearing the )is which Air. *Hardy took up, e. I believe. 0ot a little regretied that he had ...
... Bart., Sir Percival eywood, Bart., Sir T. Duffus Hardy, Sir G. Gilbert Scott, R.A., Messrs. Herbert Barnard, WV. B. Barnett, C. Barry (President of the Institute of British Architects), . . Barry, B.A., Thomas Huankey, E. Howley Panler (Governor of the Bank) ...
... Standfast,_Ju. R. Webb, J. S. Banks, Jas. F. Pyle, Robert ?? Jones; and Messrs. n James Briokhill, Thomas Beeley, Thomas T. Pearson, f John Duncan, Thomas Willshaw, J.,W. Williamson, a and others. After prayer, reading of the Scriptures, and singing, The ...
... were present 49 Guardians ; Mr. Win. es, Bennett, (in the chair). The Rovs. J. S. Holden, H. 0. Pryce n I fones, F. Atkinson, Thomas Hale, William Fox, Jno. Wad- jr I.an and Chas. J. Moore; Messrs. James H. Smith, Marson, 01 Riley, Dickens, Porter, Cowlishaw ...
... CLAUGILTON,-Richard Kenyson, John Armstrong. GHKAT ECCLUSTOS.-Robert Kirkham, Thomas Rey- nolds. INSEIP-WIT5-SOWSRIBr.-Thomas Stuart, James Worth- inpton. KIRKLAND.-Thomas Wilkinson, Thomas Bowness. MTrEescoUoa.-William Swarbrick, Edward Billington. UPaPn RAWCLSFa' ...
... Hon. Pascoe Glyn, Sir C. Ander- son, Sir Edward Hulse, Sir W. Parqubar, Sir J. Conroy, Sir Percival Heywood, Sir T. Duffus Hardy, Sir G. Gil- bert Scott, B.A., Messrs. Herbert Barnard, W. E. Bar- nett, C. Barry (President of the Institute of British A ...
... They vilt progress quite as well as if planted Cut in the rit instance. .&ed may likewise be sown of most annunals (hardy, half. hardy, and tender) towards the end of the week in the open ground with protection. TER itrrr GAMSI. Newly Grafted Trees-These ...
... Mr. l'eerge Scott Lings- for levenilulme, Mr. Joseph Mo~ISY fo Hoghtn, r.J~oeph Knowles ; for Deuten, Mr. Thomas Seni.r. f or Chorlton-cuma-Hardy, ir. William Iingford * for Italme, Mr. John Hurst; for Dicas Side, Mr. W iltliam ?? Divisiorn: Stretford ...
... heading, in almost a straight line from le the bottom of the drift; some eighty plates, each one d yard in length; behind us was Thomas Morgan's stall, . where his two sons worked with him. A short distince ,e nearer to us then the entrance into this stall was ...