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... votes, his opponent, Mr. Thomas Ruasell, the liberal candidate, polling 510. At the general election, Mr. Russell had majority of 17 votes over Mr. Cheshire (West).—The election petition In which John Led sham, Thomas Led sham, Thomas Gerard, and John ChaUlner ...
... varieties)—lst, 55., Sir Thomas Meyrick; 2nd, 3a.,Mr. R. A. Groom ; 3rd, 25., Mr. J. H. Slaney. Four Azaleas, in flower—lst, 3s. fid., Sir Thomas Meyrick; 2nd. 2s. fid,, Mr. J. H. Slaney. Six Gloxinias, in flower—2nd, 2s. fid., Sir Thomas Meyrick. Six Calceolarias ...
... Barrett and B. S. Routh, M.A. Ketley: Thomas Owen Lawler Thomas Rang, leatoa; Edmund V. Pigott.M.A. I«o--botwood-cum-Longuor: J. J. Rambert. Leighton-under. the-Wcekln * Wingfield, M.A. Longdon-ou-Tern . Edward C. Hardy. Longnor, Chaplin wood: J, J. Lambert ...
... District of the Bridgnorth Union.’' COUNTY POLICE COURT.-SATURDAY. Before Loxdale Warren and Thomas Pardoe Purton, Esqra. Poultry Stealing Cask.—Thomas Green, Thomas Pinches, mid Harry Pilkington, three young fellows belonging to Bridgnorth, were brought ...
... stop the blood. I said to bun, has cut with a knife.” A person named John Hardy had come up, and caught hold of Ellas Roberts, and Hardy said, Somebody take the knife from him.” Hardy also said, ‘‘He has got the knife to Ida hand, but I can’t get It from ...
... most perfect picture In Shropshire as resembling a Welsh Cob, and was greatly.admired her neighbourhood tor activity and hardiness. She succumbed to indammation the bowels the known NoWeman'a dam is by the First Lord ; the First Lord was Melbourne, out ...
... 3d. WELLINGTON Horticultural Society, THE SEVENTH Annual Show WILL held, permission Sir Thomas Meyrlck, Barb, in ths PARK APLBY CASTLE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 0,1880. THOMAS MEYRICK, BART. BIT-REV. B. BANNING. The Band will play the Park and for Dancing the Evening ...
... experience in first-class trades, and be capable of taking the oversight workroom. None other need apply.—Apply, J. Millard Hardi.no & Co , The Square. Shrewsbury. HOUSEKEEPER.— Wanted. Immediately, a respectable Middle-aged Person, os Working-Housekeeper ...
... district, including professional gardeners Cut Flowers, for the best bouquet of: Mr. Henry Cross (gardener to Dr. McLintock) 3. Hardy Ferns, best collection of: Mrs. Speake. Grasses, best collection of: C. Hayward. Whimberries, quart of finest: William Reynolds ...
... amction, Commencing Halt-put Tea. T. ft w 7 Wmrraaj), Auctioneer*. MR. THOMAS PATERSON, AUCTIONEBB & VALUER, MILL HOUSE, WELLINGTON, Salop. Os Tuesday next. WEST STREET, ST. GEORGE . MR. THOMAS PATERSON la instructed Mr. Thomu Guy, who ta fearing, SELL b» AUCTION ...
... treasurer. The following committee of manogeraent are also deserving ot much praise Sir Thomas Meyrick, Bart, the Rev. B. Banning, Rev. T. Ragg, Rev. J. Barton. Rev. E. a Hardy. Mr. R D. NewilJ, Mr. L Knowles, Mr. J. Rider, Mr. W. M. Taylor, Mr. H. H. Franc ...
... February 8,1768, Catherine, daughter Thomas Moore, of Minichope, and died sth January, 178(1, the ago of 7« years. Be lad two eons. Robert More, of Linley. present Sheriff, who died ISth January, 1818; and Thomas More, Larden, who died to June, 1804.” ...