... W. R. S. Ralston; 'IHow to Ie Wash a lIog,' by ' F. W. ?? 'The Christmas Choir,' from 'Under the Greenwood Tree,' by %s Thomas Hardy; and the opening stanzas of a at ballad 'Winstanley,' by Jean Ingelow. The t-illustrations are particularly pretty and ...

... sat down to an kexcellent repast, provided in Host Lyon's best style. After the cloth was removed, Bro. Thomas Giaham, ?? in the absence of Bro. Thomas Gold (who was prevented by sickness), occupied the chair, and Bro. Henry Branton the vice-chair, After ...

... owing, Gilbey admitted it was correct, and said he would make a payment On account in a few days. Hardy saw Gilbey again on the 11th April, and he then told Hardy that he was not responsible, and that he did not owe any money to the prosecutors for goods supplied ...

... Knaresborough ?? Mr William Harrison Leeds .. . . Mr Thomas E., Upton, solicitor, and Blessrs Scatolherd and Hopkins, '3olicitors. Malton ?? ?? ?? J. Soulby Middlesborough ?? Mr Win. Foritbi Northallerton Mr Thomas Watson Pontefract ?? Vacant Pudsey ?? Dr J. Hylanhd ...

... the subscription list being nearly trebled. The collection of plants also rapidlly increased, till in 1866 the catalogue of hardy herbaceous and Alpine plants then in cultivation num- bered upwards of 6,000 species,, and took rank as one of the most extensive ...