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... P, Mr. D. HP., OonnoiUor W. Ojoway, J.f., Mja- Datdd waiiaau, Hr. OoaaeiUor Orore, J P.. Mre. 8. H. Btaal, Mra. Eraa done (Hardy Park). Mra. U.L. Baker. Mr. H. L. Baker, |R»r. D. B. aad Mra. i»im*.mwe»m (TUTwaio). Mr and W. (OUn„^H nTef.Mr «SMrs. W.Sandbjook ...
... was fined I Os.; Thomas Alloook and William Braaklsy. for riotous behaviour, wars fined, the first 7s. fid., and the latter *l». -William Jones, charged with deserting his wife, Mary Jones, was ordered ss. per week and costs. Thomas Morris charged Mary ...
... Tavlor, silver sugar basket. Dr. and Mr*. Arthur Taylor, crumb scoop and tray. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Thomas (Treclillion), china disb. Dr. and Mrs. Lynn Thomas, lemon squeezer. Dr. and Mrs. Thompson, picture. Cant, and Mrs. Percival Tomlin, paper knife. Dr ...
... brown and nnslgbtly la con- Hnassosss.—Flants that won pot ta beat short ttaw back with view to bass Mam in bloom early (Mr. Thomas Pelnea, wrltlat ta Gardtniug Ilhutra/ed, Sdriser) abould now retsltrly supplied with manure-water. They are mototure-lorlat ...
... Geographical Society bare appointed committee to eloee up the undertaking. This action was taken after consultation with Sir Thomas Elder, who said that be intended to bring the Exploration Expedition to close for the present, while hoping to resume the ...
... Son, 6». Mr. Sheen, Mr. Stanway, Is. Meters. Thomas and Son, Golden Fleece, turkey. Mr. Thorpe, tea pot. Mr. Tutt, tea. Mr. Taylor, Lamb Inn. bottle sherry. Messrs. Tucker Brothers sack hour. Mr. J. G. Thomas, 6s. Mis- Tonurue, 2a. Gd. Mr. M. ten holme ...
... Tol'J*‘ b «“ . , yS®o FLOTESOI“On lb, 6lb Oreop. EU,n, Sse«,scs -' JE at their object in the future, and not put an m 8.8.0., Thomas Jenkins, lots of Crosswalk very gr«i tbe i„st., Abergavenny. R«h«l. iu .h. D.s.rict the hmt JA B sngin. driver,of Oo« M . ...
... plan campaign for tho Session, and the number of such continues to grow. We are to have, course, the accustomed number of “ hardy annuals,” but one of singular domestic interest is this year to be added to the list, and that is our old friend the oyster ...
... O. Doughty U), re-elected on renouncing Liberalism. Launceston Division. Mr. J. Fletcher Moulton (L), in place of late Mr. Thomas Owen (L). Southport, Sir H. S. Naylor Leyland (L), in place of Mr. O. N. (now Lord) Cunon (C), appointed Viceroy of India ...
... to handle—say, half-an-ineb high—they should be placed in shallow boxes in dne soil, end again recanted to the bed. Though hardy—that is to say, those plants of mature growth—tbe seedlings should be gradually hardened off until planting-out time arrives ...
... the turf closely. When the soil la light and sandy, hardy Heath* in muck variety will make intereotisg feature, either a* edging* to bed* covering lo« mounds. Prepare beds lor Rhododendron* and hardy Azalea*. Tbe old yellow Azalea pontica la avret and ...
... system of adulteration. which the Chamber vainly tried to check daring the last tew yean. expedition Sited oat last year by Sir Thomas Elder, hie sole expenee, under the aoepieee of the Royal Geographical Society of Anetralaeia, has been disbanded. The expedition ...