... soon as they are well up.—Polyanthuses: Examine for dugs; sow seeds pans and put them cold frame.—Tender annuals, and hardy and half-hardy, required to be forward, should be sown on hut—Plants in pots should be kept pretty dry, and always have plenty of ...

... approval Mr. Stanley Leighton M.P., Mr. T. Slaney-Eyton. Mr j. Spencer Phillips. Mr. Alderman Groves, Mr. Councillor Holt Mr. Thomas Means, Mr. K. G. Shaw, and Mr. J. Parry Jones. Mr. Councillor George Groves was elected hoo. treasurer, Mr W. d. dolt hen ...

... anchor. At the base of the window runs the followtog in■eription In loving memory of Lient. B. Ernest Hardy, RN.. second son of the Bev. E. C. Hardy, clear of this parish, who died Dal during the Soudan War, May 7, 1888. aged 22 yearn. This window waa ...

... Price (Bettws), Mr. James Mr. Moore (Bucknell). Messrs. Tudge. Rutter. Wood. Rev. C. Bowman, and Res. Mr. Thomas (Beguildy), Mr. WUlianu and Mr. Hardy (Nonconformist briefly tetrodnosd the Hon. A. Walsh, who was well received. dwell on the promises of late ...

... Jordan (N). Carnarvon.— Carnarvon Group, T. D. Jones-Parry (LX Cheshire.—Northwlcb Division, J. T. Brunner (LX Cheshire—Hyde, Thomas Oalr Ashton (LX Cheshire—Altrincham, J. Brookes (C). Cheshire—Crewe Division. Q, w. Latham (L) ; Altrincham. J. Brooks (G); ...

... Staffordahire. WYTANTED, by Married Man, without family. Situation Vv as Groom and Coaohnan ; can drive pair.—J. R., Mrs. Thomas, Select Registry, 19, Berrisw Street, WelshpooL WANTED, respectable Married Man. Situation as Plain Gardener; good character; ...

... Wales and Shropshire, large dock, with donble chimes and gong; servants at Coton, oak mounted gong for writing table; Mr. O. Hardy, nest of stiver-mounted drinking boms; Mrs. Hampton, china teapot; Mrs. Hale. “Fairy Land of Science ; Mr. and Mrs. Layton ...

... general approval, both being most artistic productions. On (he proposal of Mr. W. Williams, seconded Mr. Tart, the Bov. E. C. Hardy (vicar) was voted chair, and asked to make the prEtOntatlon to tire name of thesnbicrlbers. Mr. and Mts.Taylor arrived alm ...

... within three walk of Stircbley Station and the Wellington and Coalport Rail•way. and for many years occupied the late Mr. Thomas firgy, as a Timber Yard and Steam Saw Mills. ALSO, . Immediately after the above, a Valuable 10-Horse Power STEAM ENGINE (with ...

... 2a 6d. per aittlOß.—W. B. GOODlix, Stoke Orange, Market Drayton. . EGOS (Ptjmonth BookeJ. froeh. fertUo. prtro btrdi; roty hardy; good winter ;6a 6d, elttln*, carriage paid.—Ur. SrarBOTOIt. Sandlotd MUL Frees, Wblt&nrcb. FOB Salt, small Dairy of pore Nets ...

... Mrs. Bradbort, 8. Cross Vicarage, Knutsford. WANTED, a good General Servant, who understands plain cooking; two kept.—Apply Thomas Alt.in, Ovccer. Market Street, Longton. ANTED, a thorongh Cook for a small family; assistance given; wages £2B —Apply, letter ...

... Horsley Hall, Gresford. WANTED, respectable Shepherd and Stockman; wife to make nutter from few cows and assist with poultry.—Thomas Neville, Sbeostone House, near Lichfield. WANTED, thoroughly good General Labourer (married); good character indispensable ...