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... nurseryman, Worcester, for plants and hardy cut flowers ; Messrs. Cbarlesworth, Shnttleworth, and Co., Bradford, for choice orchids; Messrs. Thomson and Co., of the Sparkhill Nurseries, Birmingham, for border pinks and hardy cut flowers; Messrs. Clibran and ...
... bheans Znd, Ih-.’:zy- and Meighway's prizes Ist, Mr. Treasure's ;‘,‘. mu Gireenfield Street—Vegetable marrows Zud, Ay Mrs. Dyke—Hardy ferns lst 1. Morris—Phlox drummondi 2nd, tarnips Srd, peas Snd, wh-m# tomatoes rd, apples 3rd, carrots (Jones Bros. . K. M ...
... Chilton, Harriet Helen Stobbs, of Wootton, Bridgnorth. THOMAS—aiDOWAY-26tb nit., the Abbey Church, Shrewsbury, the Rev. W. U. Draper. William Thomas, to Elizabeth, second daughter of the late Thomas Ridgway. of Wroxeler. WILLIAMS—OAKXRT—2Sth ult., Holy ...
... those special qualities for which their breed distinguished, and to these admirable and useful qualities they have added a hardiness and robustness of character not usually otherwise pertaining to their kind. And for 70 yean their breeding has been carefully ...
... vicar of Haamer, to Margaret Maud, daughter R. P. Ethelston, J.P., of Hinton. HARDY—POTTER—ISth Inst, at Parish Church, Bisbopstone, Glamorgan. Prank AmiUce, son of Colonel Hardy, Clifton, to Aik* Cicely, daughter of Rev, P. Potter, rector of Rishopstene ...
... dro*tr, charge) wilh belop drank ami disorderly In Mason's Passage, was sent to gaol for month. A RkPßvcroar Paopib.—Richard Thomas, an inmate of the Ate ham Union, was sent to gaol for two months’ hard labour for assault on John Ferriogton. the baker at ...
... body of James Humphries, widower, who was found dead in lied the previous Friday. Mr. 8. Shinglor was foreman of the July,—Thomas Humphries, father of the deceased, said lie lived the Lloyds. Deceased, who was years old, w.v» subject to fits, and had been ...
... Two lettuce— IJ. 2 Thomas Diggory. Two eocumbers—l John Roberts, 2 Joseph Such. Six beet-1 W. Weaver, 2J. Birch and Joseph Such equal. Two sticks celery—l Joseph Such, Thomas Oiggery. COTTAGERS. Plants Cot Flowers—Window plant—l Thomas (Newtown), Four roses—l ...
... Bishcp of Shrewsbury, the Archdeacons of Stafford, Salop, and Stoke, Anson, Sir Reginald Hardy, and the Rev. J. H. Crump (hon. secs, of tho Conference), Sir Thomas Salt, the Rev. Canon Lonsdale. The Bishop of Lichfield spoke first of the war the Transvaal ...
... the shop of Mr. Smith, of Heath, the body of Mary Ann Thomas, aged 2 years and 5 months, daughter of Philip Thomas, labourer, who died on Monday evening from the el foots drinking vitriol, Mr. Thomas Jones, Clungunford, was foreman of the jury.—Elisa Leake ...
... from Ludlow and 13 from Bridgnorth. GREAT AGRICULTURAL SALE. NOCK, COOPER, AND NOCK Are favoured with instructions from Mr. Thomas Whiteman (who Is giving his Farm) to SELL by AUCTION, on Thursday, November 13tb, 1890, bis well-kaowu FARMING STOCK, comprising— ...
... daughter of Thomas P. Pritchard. Castle Fields, Shrewsbury. HOUSE—STEPHAN—9th lost, St. Mary’s. Jackfield, William House, Tenby, Pembrokeshire, to Beatrice Mary, eldest daughter of G-orge Stephan. Worcester, and cramldang tiler of Thomas Beard. The (Jordon ...