... THOMAS SALTER, Builder. GARDEN SEEDS AUTUMN SOWING. TRIPOLI ONIONS. Bed Italian ■) White ditto Ud-peroa. Giant Rooco ,\ The largest varieties (or Autumn Sowing. CABBAGE SEEDS. Per or.—a. d. Defiance (panlel's) Catteira Reliance Early Dwarf York Enfield ...

... was most acceptable to the audlenoePianoforte duet. Miss Hardy and Miss M. Hardy; song, Mr. Frank Hardy; glee; song, Mr. W. Tart; Christmas oarol; song, Miss Hardy; vocal duet, Mr. Frank Hardy and Mr. John Arnold; song, Miss M. Williams; ...

... In her year, wife' of Job Hall. Oorftow eply regretted sorrowing friends. HARDY—27th nit. aged 17. at Ramsgate. Mary Prances Hardy. yruDgr-st daughter of Kev. Edw. Creek Hardy, vicar et Longdec-on-Tern, Shropshire HOPKINS—24th olt., 49, the Uuioo, Job ...

... order Parish clerk : the Bev. E. C. Hardy. Dr. Rider ; the ceffio. borne shoulder high mourners—Colonel Napier, Miss Napier, Mr. W. Napier, Captain Napier, Mr. W. GIU, Mrs. GUI, Rev. J. W. Nspier. Mr. 8. Gatacre, Sir Thomas Bloomfield, Lady Bloomfield, and ...

... Castie Street Shrewsbury, the Best Cheepeet Stock. Patterns and Pricm free. BICYCLE for Sale ; 48 Inch,- view and price, apply. Thomas Ooxftxld, t*restbope. Much Wenlock BILLIARD and negate lie Tables Covered and Bepataed equal to now, at reasonable terma; ...

... Dickson, for collection of plants ; Mr. James Dickson, cut blooms ; Mr. Yertegans, hardy herbaceous blooms; Mr. Richard Smith and Son, Worcester, plants ; Mr. Thomas Lax ton, for new potato, White Beauty of Hebron,” also for nsw white runner beans ; ...

... HURDLES, , And numerous other Items fully described Catalogues. The whole of the Timber (which la of superior quality) and Hardies were purchased new by tender for the purposes the Show, and much of the Timber, not having been nailpierced, quite equal new ...

... J. Hill. One dish of peas—l. Mary Douglas; 2, W. Mannd: 3, Job Peplow; 4, Thomas Fowles; 5, Thomas Cook, Borne Heath; 6, W. Bradley. Dish of runner beans—l. W. Maund; 2, Thomas Darias, Upton Magna; 3, W. Edwards, The Mount, Shrewsbury; 4. Mary Douglas ...

... GEARING 62 Porhet and Store PIGS, POULTRY A Good Collection IMPLEMENTS, Including Waggons and Carts. 5 Ploaghs, 160 Iron Hardies, Turnip Cotters and Palpers, &c.; also the consuming of WINTER and GRASS KEEP, with use of Bondings until May Ist; also portion ...

... Powell, Shawbury.—Thomas Lawlet, Mnchleioß. High Ercall. TYTATTS, Broeeley, for new Stock of Woollen Cloths ; all v the new spring and summer patterns. Fashionable cutter, and all garments well made and finished. 54-In. Bayllss Thomas’s Excelsior Bicycle; ...

... stall of Norton, In Hereford Cathedral, has become vacant. Mr. Clatton held It for over 50 years, Death Lady Hardy.—Lady Hardy, wife of Sir John Hardy. Bart, and sister-in law of Viscount Cranbrook, died on Monday morning, after few bonrs’ Illness, her residence ...

... deceased), John Barnett, Edwin WhUttugham, Jesse Weston, George Abbotts, Edwin Lewis: George Owen, Thomas Jones, Thomas Williams. Thomas Pardoe. Thomas Harris, William Adams; and William Shottoa. They at once set themselves to tbe Usll Mr. J. H. Pickard ...