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... the pleasare of presenting for the competition of their Patrons such a Selection of Ewes, unsurpassed for excel- lence, hardiness, and hich proving qualities, as will be recog- nised froml the names of IHirstls appended. 2,00 CCHEVIOT F.WES from WVest ...
... c(n 3loectay ard 'Tuesday, Oct. 20th ano 21,t, cr-once-aclog at 11 O'cltik each day. Catalognes R It. FLOWERS, jicnsucted by Thomas - PondenIa', trus~tee herein, will SELL BY AUC- 'titlEN, as' slave, the whole of the VALUABLESTCcci x'ncvrng 150 hm- icss ...
... 8 Acres to 29. ?? L at 2 pom. d379 THOMAS W*E''h3ERELL, Auctioneer, n B RANCEPE'T'H (LEBE GRASS- I o 15t LFETTING, TnUaSa)Ay. April 17th, at 2 pm., in ?? excellent DGRS in Lots of from 94 rt- 1a2, Acres 4380 THOMAS WETHERELL, Auctioneer. _ lalnslort' ...
... Paddiugton, the Rev. David Bayne Jardine, minister of the parish of lKeir, Dumfrie s-shire - Youngest son of the late 7ir Thomas Jardine, of S Beattock, to Helen Octavia, daughter of Mr Alfred l J. Tapson, M.B., of Gloucester Gardens, Hyde Park. d DEATHS ...
... Crowther, 22, Gill Bridge Avenuie, sundorl kmil. -a6 11lOR SALE, PONY, IlATlNES. anl SPRTNG ROlnLEY. Price £7 10s.-Apply, ?.I Hardy, Feetaisms, Darliegto__. a212 I ¶OR SRALt-, One Stark good HAY, aYsbout5 Tons.- Ap t 'Inrnlkrldgc, Grocer 3, Car--end, (llaisxdle ...
... West Africa, William Henry, the eldest son of the late; Dr. Hardy, of lyers Ureen. PHILIRSS.-AMarcht 3. at his residence. Town Hall BRildinirs, North Shields, aged 37, Police-hispector Thomas Phillips, RIC5IARDSO.N.-At Brinklburn, South Gosforth, on the ...
... 10l-, l I kr , srtI, flrris.`f711 Do p~m9' .4- RIASS url i)IAIN TILR.175 or, Pa 1 ~rill st ths lowest posslirlo urice at 'Thomas (In ?? rirelir, Irrpsrrial Brick and Tile Wo~rks, Sooth Bist Bruit, b h,54 ~7 lt Sifl, lage Ilrntit ood 8enorrrl lirurI W ...
... Plumber, Bishop Aurck. 'M4 L land. - .it9 1 8 IMRST-GLASS BRICKS 'and DRAIN TILEBSonn j~ri a the loweqt possible p rice at Thomas C aemt ?? Brick., and Tile Works, South C 0Batik,' bt64 T~OR the best Hollow or Corrugated' ROOVING' P jILES BRAIN. PIPR1Sj ...
... * c. Saie to conlntoce at one o'clock ir i,. C lrbridge-on-l yze,, 5~th April, 1884. ioe Hen-e, near Rliling M11ill. ,1R THOMAS ISLANDFORD and Mr JAS. gJNP HE~iLEY (who are herein jointly concerned), tire in- struictedl by the l xvcut trs o 'Mr George ...
... FLOWER ~ r S13EDS. We . EARLY ROMAN HYACINTHS and NARCISSUS Plant now .for Autulmn and Winter Flowers, easily cultivlted. HARDY CLIMBING PLANTS, in pots, for Walls, 6 rl Trollises, &o. May boelantodany tine. 5 DLSCRInTlVE 4CATALOGUESOf GtLrden Seelds ...
... comii;r ,,i all over the country. 4 toir, of potatoes were sold readily at \Sd per stone. TYNEDALE (IIEX'EiAMI), April 21-M1r Thomas Blanrdiord sodl in IJ:s muart to-day 13 fat cattle, 1 veal calf, 61 fat shlreg 1 fat lasib, and 1 fat pig. Prices:---Cattle: ...
... one in charge of a Baby should be e, ivithout it. Price ls per bottle at Chemists', or free on - recelfil; of that sum by Thomas Keating, Chemist te London. a78 1OR THEI BLOOD IS THE LIFEl; - ULARICE'S WORLD-FANIED BLOOD ty TV=TURE. to TUE CRS ATBL ...