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... in nch •oil, unkea well •applied with Muriibment they will not appear at tbeir beat. All kinda ot hardy pUnta aap be divided now for itock purpoaea. Hardy plaata map be planted now, Hetniaria glabra la a pretty clone-growing plant with dark green Foliage ...
... thsn 788, followed tbs ant day by 429, and again by 370. Hardy hn Sir Frederick the moor in the act Iring, with his old keeper and famous spaniels hia sida. For one of his other pictures Haywood Hardy baa selected incident from the Vicar of Wakaadd.” Moan ...
... Timmin Mmt, Akar- BYMOND3—BROWN.—Ou Hank 131 k, at WalaaU, by Uoeeaa, Wat— yoaaraat eon bie Tk—ao Syamadi (Oman —d Hoeptra, Hardy, Akarrareaiy), Jaaay, third daagkln of tka tab George aad Aaa Brown, of WillaukaU, Staffeitohha. Tha Board ooaaidcrod what ...
... beneficial, as it will harden up the growth and prepare them for more severe attack which may be expected. Myrtles and other half-hardy plants that require protection during the winter should he covered up at once, either with mats or the frigi domo canvas. Those ...
... Hans son Bulow, German musician. 22. Mdlle. Leblanc. French actress. March 9. Cardinal Eicci-Parraccini. of Rome. Archbishop Thomas, of Rouen. 12. Dr. Frankl, Austrian poet. 19. Hon. A. B. Botsford, Canadian Senator. Louis Kossuth, Hungarian patriot. 24 ...
... William Jsnkfaai lad, Thomas Williams; extra prize, Jolla Pritchard. Celery—lst, Owen Bippia; 2nd, Jama* WUkea. Leeke—let, Owea Bippia; 2nd, James Wilkes, Oolons, apriag sown—let, Owen Rippta, Ooione, aowa—let, Oww Bippia; lad, Thomas Williams. Basket of ...
... fe»>l ware »!»it they hiveoorr'.otly ie& :hedih •* y'.»j: o'ter. eras ecxi- for the oo ve* of tbo roertin«, end the centre w*s hardy enough e.» afford room around u for the maieagtrs, I suffgutsd that the Press light be table, 1 left the ro.*m to look where ...
... veare respectively, whore bodire were found in the Wieldale pit rerervoir on the 24th in»t. It wa« stated that on the 11th Thomae Anderaon, the father of the hove, them to accompany him to are whether the pit waa to worked on the following day. A lad named ...
... concert was then proceeded with. Mr. Paul Brewster gave a performance on the gramophone, which was very much enjoyed. Mr. John Thomas, of Blaenavon. who weil-kuown to Grosmont audience. and Mr. J. Doel had cordial reception. Mr. W. Edmunds, Pontypool. was ...
... which has been inflexibly maintained since the days of John i Weelev. This movement has been greatly assisted by the Rev. Thomas Cross, of New-cross; Enoch , Salt, of Brixton-hill; the Rev. Hugh Price Hughes, and others, who have lost, no opportunity ...
... rough experience Western life, was not unwilling accept the additional protection for the night which tl»e presence of these hardy pioneers afforded, and g'adly ordered his own tents Iw pitched their neighbouriiood. It was not yet dark, and Howard, who lost ...
... Hr. Wan, Haraford-road, Hardy, Abargaeaaay. rLET, from May, or aarliat if reqoirad. No. 18, North-atrari; rary pleaaaotly aitoatad; with (root and aid* eotrenca,—To riaw apply tha oraoiiaaa, and for further particulars Thomas Protherca, Merchant, BiUne ...