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... company, especially at 200 yards. Twenty competitors shot, and the cup utss won by Sergeant T. Hardy. The four leading scores were : tots. vdl. yds. Sergeant T. Hardy.. . . 27 77 Private J. Gender. 27 .. 2tl . .76 Sergeant R. Shaw . 29 . 25 .. 21 .75 ...
... Cool. v Lambert Mr. Meisel Mir b alter Itanteita, .1. A. Campbell. Comptes, A. Hgertera. H. H. Yarriuberson, J. & Hathorne-Hardy, mid Hap.; while three Liberal Ullillaists—Lord Edward (abroad,. Mr. &relay. and Mr. Villiers. who mire all alma& impairedfrointbe ...
... i CARNARVONSHIRS•avos Colonel H. .. IS CHESHIRE— Caawa Dtvistos W. B. B. 4O L Tweuilow (C) 001UnTALL-Tirlo Ilkkford DL Thomas Lough (L) DERBYSHIRE Jam•• Alferd Jacoby Charlie. H. (DL) 37011 ToaqraT .. Richard Walla* •lawis Elver (DL) 3033 ...
... second, with a good exhibit, including coleus, gloxinia., crotons, caladium., clerodcndron, ke. Mr. G. Heaton (garden. er, Thomas Lewis) being a very good thin!. An extra prize in this class , was given to Mr. Wiley. To this tent, also, Mr. Thomson, of ...
... Chai les Daifon ; 2, B. Bridge ; 3. di% between Thomas Robbins and %V. Moseley. A design of a flower garden : I Mr-. I lenry Felton ; 3, Rose Reynolds. Fara. -I, John Tuby ; 2, Willi:tin Moseley ; 3, Thomas Robbins. Six dessert apples ; 1, Jobn Bideford ...
... 2. The best haw! bouquet, Messrs. Perkins and Son 1, Mr. Gilman 2. Collection of cut flowers, Mr. Lander I. Collection of hardy cut flowers, twelve varieties, equal seconds, Mr. Gilman and Mr. Sandy (Stafford). FRUIT. —Collection of six sorts, Mr. Gilman ...
... that the result of last year chews a decline of £1,606. The Phacuithropid (London, 123, Fullieneroad), which publishes Dr. Hardy's Sturge essay in tells us that the governors of Guy's Hospital must have £lOO,OOO, or some of the wards most be closed. Where ...
... fuchsias (dissimilar) : 1. John Smith ; 2, Thomas Kemp. A specimen fuchsia: 1, John Smitb •2, T. Preece. Six tuberous-rooted begonias (dsimilar): 1, W. Brown; 2, T. Preece. Four coleus (dissimilar) : I, Thomas Kemp; 2 Robert Johnson, gardener to F. Perks ...
... MANUFACTE G ZOEDONE. THOMAS GILMAN'S Old Established Stores for the supply of OILS, COLOURS, PAINTS, VARNISHES, BRUSHES, DRUGS and CHEMICALS, AND CATTLE MEDICINES, AND MANY PROPRIETARY ARTICLES. HORSE To prevent mistakes, please address_ THOMAS GILMAN, GOSTA ...
... were thrown open to non-members, the hall became well filled. Amongst thole present we noticed Mr. Thomas Salt, Colonel T. J. Lovett, Captain Reginald Hardy, the Deputy- Mayor (Councillnr A. C. Lomax), Aldermen R. P. Cooper anti S. Haynes, the Rev. Wright ...
... (not out), 17: Young, c Allday, b Stevenson, ii; Ryland, c Pemberton, b Stevenson, 1; extra, 9; total Ha.d.oroff it Wood: Hardy, run out), 3; Vince, c Lynch, b McArthur, 21; Lrighten, c Young, b Williams, 0; Stevenson, 1 bw, b Williams, 1; Everett, lb ...
... He has a famish cold, and I thought it the safest to keep him in the nursery for a day or two. Nonsense, snooped Sir Hardie.; you coddle the boy a deal too much. You are mug the way to make him susceptible to every breath at wind that blows, by ...