... GARDEN, situate near the last lot to the west thereof, and also adjoining the grounds of Eastdeld House, now occupied Thomas Kite and Thomas Crown. Lot 2.—A1l those Three Freehold Brick-and-TUe DWELLING-HOUSES, with Yard and Outbuildings to the tame belonging ...

... only charged If Horse unsold. Entry Forms and all Particulars from Lucas A Co, Repository. Street, Liverpool; or from Mr. J. Hardy, weix, 4, Church Street, Welshpool; Nr. E. Davies, V.S., Be mew, Moot.; Mr. Thou as. Royal Oak Hotel Yard, Welshpool; Mr. Jobs ...

... band-glass, in a pit free from frost through winter.—Tender greenhouse plants must be housed before the month out—Hardy Annuals : Sow nil kinds hardy ; and if they are well up and established before the winter sets in, many will stand well.—Pansies may be struck ...

... Owen, 2 R. Wilkinson, 3W. Pratt. Lettuce (cabbage)-! R. Wilkinson. 2 W. Pratt. 3 James Hughes. White cabbage —1 Thomas Wall (Belle Vue), 2 Thomas Edwards. 3 Edward Collier (Longden Coleham). Red cabbage—l William Pratt. 2 John Palmer, 3C. W. Jarvis. Eschalots—l ...

... of Creditors), THE whole of the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, SHOP FITTINGS and FIXTURES, HORSE and CART, and other Effects of Mr. Thomas Preece, Baker and Confectioner. Fields, HTCHURCH (SALOP) HORSE BALR Established 187 A MR. H. H. ETCHES Wffl SELL AUCTION, ...

... WEEKLY CALENDAR.-MARCH. 17 S Patrick’s Day. Sir William Hardy. F.SjV.. late Deputy Keeper the Public Records, died, 1887. 18 S Palm Sunday. Princess Louise (Marchioness of fourth daughter of Queen, born. 1848. 19 M Sir C. DUkc'u motion in reference to ...

... 1, McQaeeaK'fieory Jones FOB ONLY.—Six greenhouse or window plants— Henry Barnett 1, H. Billiogtoo 2. Thomas Cartwright 3 Collection of fruit—Thomas Cottaobhs Division.—Sizcatrona*, dlnhnllzr—T. Parker I. 3. 2. Collection of cot flowers—J. Hazladine ...

... (not geranium)—R. Luther 1, Edward Clift Thomas Wharton 5, T. Paco 4. Six roses, in variety—Samuel Poole 1, Job Peplow 2, Thomas Wharton 5. J, Badger Six dahlias, in variety—T. Pritchard (Shrewsbury) 1, Thomas Wharton 2, James Cash 3, William Haycock ...

... was held in the marqnee. The Mayor of Ludlow (Mr. J. Valentine) presided. Addresses were given by the Revs. C. Templeton, J. Thomas, W. Burgees (the circuit ministers), Messrs. O. Smith, J.P., W. O. Chubb, J. M. Brandford, Pickering, and J. Evans. the close ...

... Colonel Wayne, Miss J. J. Thom. Cucumbers—l Mrs. Potts, 2 Miss J. J. Thom r i* i. Collection of 12 hardy and half-hardy annuals (given by Mr. Thomas, Imn-Brldgel-l O. £L C. Shorting. HONEY (Open) Exhibit of honey, in comb and extracted (may Is dude ...

... would not. however, send him back to penal servitude, but would give him another chance. most for nine month*’ hard labour. Thomas Rogers (15) was indicted for assault Mary Elisabeth Breeze, girl of nine yean, at Eaton Constantine. Mr. Graham prosecuted ...

... ) said missed Richard and Thomas Groom from the gathering that day, and be always | looked back with the greatest and profoundest respect to their memory. He had never met with more Godly men or better Methodists than Thomas and Richard i Groom. (Hear ...