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... Rump, 2 «f. Sunter. Leeks, IJ. T«ylor, jun., 2T. Hardy. Whitei'celery, 1 R. Rump, 2 Hardy. Red celery, 1 Rirßump, Hardy. Lettuce, IJ. Wilson, R. Anderson. White turnips, I R. Anderson, 2 Thomas Hardy. Yellow turnips, IR. Anderson, 2 Carr. ...
... Choppington, 12th inst., the wife Mr. P. McDonald, of daughter. At Alnwick, Bondgate Without, 20th inst.. the wife Mr. William Hardy, a son. At 4, Stacey Road, Roath, Cardiff, 11th inst., the wife of Mr. J. R. Hull, master mariner, of daughter. MARRIAGES. ...
... 6d. For the beat 6 Show Pansies, 4 dissimilar, Ist prize, Hearth Rug, by Mr. Wm. Burn; 2nd, 6d. For the best 6 bottles of Hardy Border Flowers, dis., Ist prize, lib of Tea; 2nd, lib qf Coffee, by Mr. Goo. Burn, Grocer. . ...
... state the names of those he did not intend to proceed against :—John Peel, 3, Havelock Street; Thomas Coulson, joiner, High- Street, Wallsend; William Hardy, miner, New Backworth Colliery; Morgan Stephenson, overman, Wardley Colliery; Joseph Turnbull, ...
... Both situate West End, Bedlington. Apply to John Swann, Bedlington. Special . ■ THOMAS WEAR, Deceased. VfOnCE.—All Persons having any claim against J3| the Estate of Thomas Wear late of the Schooner Inn, Amble, Innkeeper, deceased, who died on the 20th ...
... Blyth. There were seven competitors, and Wm. Reay's white cock came in first by lOsec John Collin's checker bird, second; and Thomas Allen's blue cock, third. Luke .Rhodes was referee and timekeeper. Morpeth Mechanics' Institution. —The fiftyeighth annual ...
... , 340, 1; R. HalKday, BBC, 490, 2; H. Pace, HBC, 270, 3 ; W. Robinson, DBC, 430, 0. Heat 4—Thomas Nicholson, HBC, 240, 1; J. Weatherby, PFRBC, 180, 2; W. Hardy, BBC, 350, JO; C. Rose, CBC, 40, 0; W. Scott, NSBC, 170, 0. Heat 5—J. Dodds, DBC, 200, 1; B ...
... Smith, W. Codling. Hardy perennials, 1 W. Dixon, 2 V. Procter. Carnations, 1 W. Oliver, 2 T. Brown. Picotees, I Wm. Oliver. Roses, 1 W. Codling, 2 G. Charlton. Stocks, 1-J. Smith, 2 E. Ashton. Fancy dahlias, 1 T. Brown, 2 W. Codling. Hardy annuals, 1 J. Walker ...
... eighteen years. One of the convict's last acts was to write a letter to his wife and children. His wife keeps a small shop in Thomas Street, about a mile from the Gaol. wrote, on the prison paper stamped with the royal arms, thus:— My dear and most ever ...
... Annett, 2 W. Potts. Dessert apples, 1 H. J. Amiett, 2 J. Hardy. Gooseberries (flavour), 1 H. J. Aniett, 2 J. Taylor. Gooseberries (heaviest), H. J. Aniiett, J. Taylor. Pears, 1 H. J. Annett, J. Hardy, Black currants, 1 H. J. Annett. Bed currants, 1 H. Annett ...
... some*choice specimens of exotic plants. A prize was given for the best Lord Collingwood Begonia*—a seedling reared by Mr. Thomas Matheson, of town —which brought two very fine plants into competition, the first prize being gained by Mr Geo. Johnson and ...