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... poor heart endure. W twit hopes trum thee. and thee alone. a cure! —IV. MOW TIRBT PUBLISHED., Ike 'op clancholn ussar. Br THOMAS HARDY, Autber of Par from Madebeg Crowd..' Tie Trumpet Major.' tr. I T en a soft. duk eveni ng of th e f o ll owing weak that ...
... GARDENING GOSSIP. ZONAL rELARco• tuns. Amateurs' greenhouset (writes Mr. Thomas Barnes, in ia.a. • re , . ere otten. in • greet measure. filled with these Peav.joins in summer, when it would be much better to have the plants out of doers, !raving ...
... LAKE’S FALMOUTH PACKET AND CORNWALL ADVERTISER. GARDENING GOSSIP. Zonal —Amateurs' greenhouses (write* Mr. Thomas Balnea, in Ha. lUuetrated) are often, in great maaaure, filled with these Pelargoniums in summer, when it would be much better to have the ...
... upon his last voyage, and did, indeed, furnish Wen with heroic material. ZONAL PRLAROO6IUR(3.—AMMOUIV greenhouse. (writes Mr. Thomas Baines, in Gardening Illu , trated) are often, in • great measure, filled with these Pelargoniums in summer, when it would ...
... beautifully printed and well illustrated, emir being naiad at the alined gratuitous pries of two shillings monthly. The mane of Thomas Arnold I. almost a honeehold weed, Arnold Rugby as be is called all the world over; and we do sot know that we can give ...
... pa was going give him a lickin’ and 1 had stay and hear him ~iowL” Zonal Pblaroomoms.— Amateurs’ greenhouses (writes .Mr. Thomas Baines, in Hardening Illustrated) aro oiton, in great measure, filled with these Pelargoniums in summer, when it would be ...
... Tag Rut, MAW tioncen..-1 he governors held a board meeting yesterday, at their offices, St. St.pben'estreet. i'reesot Mr. H. Thomas (chairinert}, Mr. Walt, Mr. F. F. Fos, Sir Joseph I). Weston, And Mr. A. F. Woodward. The audited accounts foe the year mules ...
... Army; and L, B. Walford contributes a capital descriptive sketch of the home of Charlotte Bronte. The novellette by Ur Thomas Hardy is written in that gentleman's inimi- table style. The Xautieal 1aqazine contains a scientific de- scription of tidal phenomena ...
... PbttySbssions—Yesterday.—Before Major Trist (in the Chair), Robert Harvey, Esq., and F.J. Cornish- Bo wden, Esq. Catherine Hardy, a shopkeeper, of Hsrbetton, who was summoned at the last meeting for having unjust weights and scales, and who did not then ...
... répre- pre rege ac rg bert: GU (Tew Cornish ehh, Gryile Grylls “Beara wi aye as eee a ), Nancarrow Wolf Crow Robinson Penzance) hardy, FOOTBALI. at Bouth v. Totnes 17, at 16 (3 at College Reserve v. Mannamead (ret) we United v. Ptymouth United Reserve v. D ...
... Buxton, Canon and the Hon. Mrs. Eliot, W. and Mrs. Purton, F. E. and Mrs. Toyne, A. S. and Mrs. Bennett, J. R. Husband, W. M. Thomas, C. L. and Miss Burrows, J. and Mrs. Patterson, J. Ossian and Mrs. Davies, J. :»nd Mrs. Ingram, M. and Mrs. Lansdown, J. and ...
... requested forthwith send foil account either to Mr. Sanra Bnsssll Mill, Mr. liS| SA.O^Gmr^rimst.w THE VESTRY of the Parish of Sr. Thomas, Salisbury, are willing to receive TENDERS for RENTING, at yearly tenancy. 25th day of March next, all that PIECE « lanij ...