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... 8 Asbford-bouse) Sborp 2 (oe Tme- ») Mr & Mre K Shoraey and {, Misses Thomas & Edwards 1 (and Mrs Uoles & Miss Hardy METHODIST FREE CHURCH. BUILDINGS, 1 Mre Bowen and f Mre Thomas and f 4 Mr & Mre Cole & f Boulevard Cbambers— Mr J. P. solic Mr & J. Wilde ...
... any great extent. No one rising second the amendment, the original resolution was put to the vote and carried very large JirThomas Grots, addressing the meeting, was cheered and booted, and was also greeted with a few of “Tarn-cost.*’ He said did not propose ...
... furnishing as showing how the loss of £596 64 io the sheet woe wind M. BWANAGE. Our cnrreeponient for Sesame and rrret ie HARDY, of Jubilee Square, High Street. who will be glad to receive items of sees and intiiii3tions of forthcoming events. Advertisemests ...
... conservatories. ia not expensive, and when out it lasts for some days good condition oven in warn room. The Mimosa is Another hardy plant which is abundant beyond all previons experiences this year. But it cornea from Italy, and some parte Germany, where ...
... were adjourned. A BILL COSTS. Thomas de Lisle Hardy, solicitor, of Pairford, v. James Cripps, bootmaker, of Maiseyhampton.—Claim £1 Os. 3d., bill of costs incurred in verifying a copy of the defendant's uncle's will.—Mr. Hardy said the bill wan entirely ...
... of which Wordsworth gave one version rind Do Quiney another, in to be found in the ' Strange and Dangerous Voyage of Capt, Thomas J'ncs,' printed in London in 1633, a copy of which it is eltmost certain Coleridge must have read, Mr Charles Kent had to ...
... Captain Hon.W. M. Eden. MissEllicombe. j,* 1 -Forbes, Mrs. Fordyce, Mr., Mrs., and Misses Fortescue, Fre»i, and Forttscue, Sir Thomas Freake, Lady and Mies p.,, ' Mr., Mrs., and Misses Froßt Sir G. and Hon. Lady r ' Mr. W. R. Fulford, Mr. F. Fairholme, Mr ...
... punda Institute and St. Thomas's Club Easbville, came off on Monday last, St. Thomas's being once more victorious winning nine oat of the 12 games Daled. The pointascored were:-StThomaa'se, ll25; ni'ibponds, 914; majority for St. Thomas's, 211. VICTORIA CHIA ...
... no smell. In l-lb. 4-Ib, and i-lb packets, 8207 §SEKOBP AE&SSISTAff7r1T5S.r OU lTOO;B APPRENTIOC Furnishing Ironmonger7.- 0 Thomas Ostler 40, Park Street, Bristol, 182 r A PPRENTICE Wanted for Drapery and Millinerv.- Aapply T. Keeling, Staple Hill. 141 ...
... LAGE CART Sale or Exchange ; TRAPS.-J. J. Wareham, Wheelwright, herd ,° AR for Sale, entered in next volume =feS?T- -—Apply Thomas Chick, Stratton, P EIj E HITE BOARS and SOWS. Six kaftpsh,,' prices.—Giorse Goldie, Compton WtQA^ --— 1762 TUB, TWO DOUBLE ...
... Darrant, third son of LANDLORD AMI Tenant.—George g-, Langton, Mr Hurrant, of Wbitechurch, to Mis* Alice v. Jonathan Claude Hardy, of Great Toller. Claim for »der. second daughter of Mr. B. Header, Shave Crow, damages for buildings removed. Mr. Hnxtable ...
... hare no brine composed of the most powerftil Vegetable Extracts, which have direct action on the spleen and laver. The Ite•. Thomas Webb, Conaregaticual Minister, Artieliesbnry. Upton. Chippenhem, Wilts. writ, Sept, 16, IFB6:—t have recommended your HIP ...