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... Thomas , anv’nit«rat€d. *-ooa for Horam, Cow*, CaITM, Sheep. Piga, sod Pottilry. and Price* application. Woi»erhampUjn.—'rAd»tJ Bica lavumol —wbeat, fair imcUmged. T«, Ovnfin TH. 6.'6 6/8. red 7,0 to 7vlo. 7/1 to 7/8, Bom*»y to 6*3. quiet. Be*M »od K«f ...
... Hamilt n, banker. Nantwich, and daughter of the late Mr. John Lowe. House, Whitchurch. HARDY—26th ult. age! 20. at Edinburgh, Arthur Forster, son of Major-General F. Hardy. HUGHS—26th ult. aged 77. at Watergate Street, Ellesmere, Sarah, widow of Richard Hashes ...
... The Bayta, AJherbuiy, tins ROBERTS-17th Inst., aged 4 months, Margaret Jane, Thomas and Rjberta. Park ■ THOMAS inst.. aged at the and Llamdloea , Uni -n Worknoaae, Mary Ann Thomas, formerly Llani Inst., aged 65. at her ivaidmce, A sum Bogtn. m thiscuunty ...
... of the plaintiffs bouse. . . „ The Rev. Robert J. Silva, a Catholic pnest, residing 47 Mill Bank, Wellington, examined Mr. Hardy, said : I have lived there since 1882. I not remember the Chemical Works the defendant being opened. The only intimation I ...
... for reporting the condition of the works. I have doubt whatever the fact the smell coming from the defendant’s works. Ed. Thomas Norris, cooper, employed the plaintiff s brewery for nine years, said : 1 live about one and a half miles from the brewery ...
... s, Shrewsbury. ,14. Kdgmond. Newport, this couaty. Richard, son Richard Roscoe. • J 0 THOMAS—2Oth lost., aged 70. at Ludlow. Mary Anne, widow or Charles Smith Thomas, late of Doctors Commons and Uodal- lost, aged 17, at 15. FrankweU, Shrewsbury. inst. ...
... ; quantity about 600 Tons. Sealed Tenders to sent to Chairman, not later than 2£th June instant. IF Mbs. LAWSON, her Sou, THOMAS LAWSON, of Market Drayton neighbourhood, the latter whom left England as Soldier over 20 years ajo, will Comic uni* cat*, ...
... appreciative audience from the parish, and not a few Tutors from further afield. In the absence of the b. Hardy the chair was taken Mr. Frank Hardy, who, in the course of a few word?, expressed to those assembled the vicar’s apologies and regrets at not ...
... are deep green in biter are of a most delicious flavour Second Early. Day’s Early Sunrise.—A large white wrinkled marrow, hardy and robust; two o? . KS containing seven ten peas each. uSulorally emend with immome pods, *^ * _ 1 lo3! US*.lntih; hd*ht24ft ...
... S, 0n : j. W. Oillltt. c Hardy b Smith 4; J. Rodenhurst. PoweU.2; W. Williams, c Hardy, b Smith. 2- H Italy Powell. 0; S. Cartwright, thrown out Smith, 2; F. cH. Powell, E. Powell. 7; C. Ilampton. Dodd, b Smith, 1; A. c Hardy, b E. Powell. G. IP- W Tong ...
... Bromley lived at a tim bouse on the Severn,” his heiress at his Richard Newport, of 1 1652 and ’6B. From Si and Holt brother Sir Thomas who lived ■which parish Ilawkst' father bis barrister-at-law. and ; Marches and Chief J Halloo, Jane, and Sir Edward Brora ...
... weight Is perfectly hardy. prizes daring the past year or two. Pet oz.—o 00. LBTTUCE. 0 Cos Varieties. 94 Alexander White Cos, 95 Bath, or Brown Cor 96 Pari* White Cos 97 Paris Green No. Per oz.—*. d. 0 3 - Cabbage Varieties. 98 Hardy Green Hammers mi >* ...