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... period the success of the project should be assured. It will not be deemed a discourtesy if we express a wish that Mr. Thomas Hardy could have been induced to write the lecture that is to be de- livered at Winchester. Fee same to which King Alfred owes ...
... stock, grown from transplanted roots. GREEN ROUND, a hardy Winter Turnip. GREEN GLOBE TURNIP, the best all the year round Tarnip. GR EEN TOP STONE, a good Turnip’; and SCOTCH YELLOW TURNIP, a hardy root of superior quality. MUSTARD and RAPE, good growing ...
... yesterday (Friday) before Mr. Justice North, Mr. Cosens- Hardy, (with whom was Mr. Willis Band) applied on behalf of ‘Rev. A. Lawrence, rector of Eversley, and Mr. H. Perey Smith and Mr. Thomas Honour (claiming as churchwardens), for an interim injunction ...
... NURSERIES, KEYNES, WILLIAM SAL i SBURY. Are Desirable Months for APRIL AND MAY EVERGREEN SHRUBS, HARDY PBRENNIALS. colleetion of new and old- fashioned HARDY GARDEN PLANTS, in great variety, at New List now Ready. CLIMBING and BUSH ROSES at clearance ices ...
... to send their addreased to Clerk of 99, T. &.c., ap toand inclading that date to day them ** Western E. T ess sheriff St. Thomas-street, Winchester, ANNUAL SHOW OF XMAS AND NEW YE SATURDAY, ove REAT care and attention given to the to make an early inspection ...
... than Saturday ! the 27th inotant, efter be distributed as pot is' date the Estate wi by the Will. E. D. GODWIN, E. D. St. Thomas-street, Winehenter. ANCIS, “WILLIAM FR = Act of Parliament, UA NT toan nd and 23rd yeare of the seed in the 22) cap. 35, intitaled ...
... a 1 0 0 1 0 Northbrook .. Rev. C. J. Scott MontaguG.Knight 5 Thomas A.Brown 5& Miss Ellen Gra: The Right Hon. of Selborne. o| Mra. W. Swift.. Charles Hoare °| Coli of King’ 3 0 | Arthur Hardy 3 210 W. Austen 22 John A. Lady Sti rechey 22 C. Leslie L. Baker ...
... loved wife of J. A. Tilley, aged 35. Harpy.—On tbe Sth inst., at 12, the Hard, Mr. Hardy, evperintendant of Postal Tele- 57. graphs, the ult., at Stratfieldssye, Mr. Thomas Palmer, aged 51 2nd, at Kingsgate House, Win- chester, E. A. Powell, aged 85. ier ...
... stock, grown from transpianted roots GREE OUND, a hardy Winter Tarnip. GREEN GLOBE TURNIP, the beet all the year round Turnip. GREEN TOP STONE, a good stubble Turnip’; and SCOTCH YELLOW TURNIP, a hardy root of superior quality MUSTARD and RAPE, good growing ...
... ‘ORTHCOMING EVENTS the Guildhall on the even- ings of Monday and Tuesday next Messrs. Hardie and Von Leer’s Company will give representations of Messrs. G. R. Siws and Arthur Shirley's emo- tional drama, ** Two Little Vagabonds,’’ which has met with sueh ...
... following Pupils were pores Heathcote & Hewitt C. Hutchinson C. Heatheote Edwin M Austin C. Ackland Edwin A. Homan Head Master. Thomas Eastman, M.A. NORTH HANTS SCHOOL OF MUSIC Director—Mr. H. B. POWELL. PROFESSORS will hag Lo NDON to LESSONS for the ensuing ...
... hacks; L. F. Dibblee and E. F ‘hambe: layne, half-backs; H. Whyatt, A. Colson, M. A 1. Lockley, R_M. Doig, R. 8. Bird, W. B. Thomas, ard Capt. Ford, forwards. Services: C. L. Hall, back; E. K. Chetwode, L E Wigram, and G. D. Ward, three-quarter backs; E ...