... MILITARY 1 ;IANODS. French Eners..Colnctee\ees GIteItcWettge. Geracla~ier Gords . . ,, Slr. IJets G-.dl'rey. X1IJIIITION of HARDY IIER3A- E C crOoS PLANTS asd CUT FLOWVERS in the (:ONSERVA'tORYEVERY WtEDNESDAY, THURSi)AY enid FRIDl)AY, by Sir. TeOeIAS S ...

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... BUILDINGS ILLU- M IIflNATED with VARIEGATED LAMPS aud JAPANESE LANTERNS by Mr. JAtIES PAIN, and with ELECTRIC LIGHT. EXHIBITION of HARDY HERBA- E CEOUS PLANTS, and CUT FLOWERS in the CONSERVATORY,EVERY WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, and FRIDAY, by AMr. THOMtAS S. WARE, ...

... GRE BE NWOO D, Esq. ?? ~MR. WVILlIAM MAR&TONI. PLATFORM C (neareAt to Hyde Park Comner). cc C) 0 L. CetrnAT ic, IVICES. ~~THOMAS F. FlAEl, EesQ., j.P. IVICES. ~~(President of the Old Birstal Polling District). at 6. SPEAHEIcS, M TM, IBERT J. GLADSTONE ...

... has proved itself the best in cultivation, being of great size, fine quality, and as sound and splendid a keeper as it is hardy. It possesses a vigorous constitution and never mildews, however early sown. Per lb., 8d.; per Bushel, 32s. , - PRITCHAFD & ...

... Ar C. Bernard, Mr S. Gillegin, MrN W. Pemberton, Mr F. Bell, Mr James Gillmore, Mr A. Patty, Mr J. Blyth, Mr G. Gillard, Mr Hardy Pate, Miss Mabel Burnside, Mr T. llarrington, Miss F. Perrier, Mr E. Brandon, Miss F. Haines, Miss Violet Poole, Mr Marry Bishop ...

... ~~Tr) OrSftl- 1ICSfa11tPEPARIED for the TUniver- I rc-l..im- fitltl l'uhlic SCthools.-Mltl Pro- - tspo of\thlirrscipats, Thomas Wyles, ?? ?? '0 a'I Dro. tile marts, carpenters wh It-ho 2 t- Q- 05.O0C TE1f allt. ?? atteation to VFre84h In Cotr ?? £rcv ...

... Collection embraces the etching of the celebrated stolen picture, Monarch of the Meadows, after Thomas Sidney Cooper, RA., and etched by his son, Thomas George Cooper, after the recosery of the original. ?? Etehingr, published and collected by the frrm ...

... whlich every facility will bso given to Pirehasarc. desiring to remove their lots. ' 2II BANKRUPTCY ACT, 1863. BE -A. El. 'HARDY, GROCER AND 'PROVISION DEALER, 74,-~STrA TlfOR.D ROA D. DWARDS, SON, & BIGWOOD will Soil by Auction, E2THISDAY (Thssrisla ...

... VISITORS TO LEEDS. THE FINEST CONTINUOUS WINDOW SPAO= JN T 1I E T O W N is at C J. HARDY AND C ?? R1TUMBER ONE, BOAR-LAN E _ BRIGIGATE. . TIESE MAGNIFICENT WINYDOWS AT C. J. HARDY and CO.'S CONTAIN SPECIMENS OF A.lEI VA RIOUS PRODUCTIONS in CLOTHING, &c.. FO ...

... BOAR-LANE, LEEDS. THE STOCK of CLOTHING, FOR AUTUMN and WINTER, AT C. J. HARDY and ?? NUMBER ONE, BOAR-LANE, LEEDS, . S NOW READY, a FOR VARIETY ansd STYLh 'HAS 1SEVER BEEN SURPASSED C .. HARDY anud Co. suggest to Gentlemen the imlortance, after the exceseively ...

... Justice, Chancery Division, made in an action in 4 s the matter of the Estate of THOMAS GILBERT, de- I ceased, Joyce v. Husbands, 3884, G. No. 2,095, the A Creditors of THOMAS GILBERT, late of Belton, in a sr the County of Leicester, Farmer, who died on ...