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... and Phillips, of Kawcett-street, being acveP, by ‘The works selected are Fruit Manus. ve Thomas Hogg, LL.D. ; ‘* Greenhouse c Piants,” by Thomas Baines ; ‘ Hardy and Alpine Flowers,” ‘‘ Landscape 3.” with illustrated plaus; Orchidaceous 24? by Veitch ...
... Temperance. 56: Walker Christ Church, 19. r Hebburn Caledonian v. St. Thomas's (Eigton Banks).—Played Hebburn, and resulted in an easy win forthe visitors. Score:— Hebburn, 68; St. Thomas's, 82. St. Peter's v. St. Michael's Sunday School.—Played on the ground ...
... Svuionds, left Calais for West yesterday. —Hardy, Wilson, and Co. A*hlands a, Capt. M'Etvan, passed Poit Said for Aden da'. Hardy, Wilson. and Co. Avis s, Capt. Dean, left Hainnierfe.'-t for Archangel yesterday.—Hardy, Wilson, and Co. Mabel a, Capt. Giii. ...
... Kotka last night,— G. Harland and Co. Ashlanas s, Capt. M'Ewan, arrived Aden yester day.—Hardy, Wilson, and Co. Uplands s, Capt. Turner, arrived at Suez yesterday —Hardy, Wilson, and Co. Ack worth s, Capt. Kennedy, passed Dover for Car did to-day.—Jos. M ...
... Hardj 1 Trodden.b McKay, b Hardy 2 Howells, run out Hfgbo. b Nicolle Dodds, b Smith 0 Wallace, b Hardy Nfcolle, McFadyen 0 Campbell, c Trodden Wateraon, c Campbell !• McFadyen. Ibw 14 MoColloch. run out. 28 Smiih, b Hardy Buchanan, b McFadyon ...
... .âThomas John (35), seaman, Thrift Street, 2s 6d and costs. Stone Throwing.â Jeremiah Marshall was charged with throwing stones Wapping Street on the 12th inst.. and was fined 5s and costs. Damaging Grass.âJames Stonehouse and Robert Hardy were ...
... arrived Bilbao yesterday. —W. Gray. 8, Capt. Smith, passed Gibraltar for Bombay on Sunday.—Geo. Horsley and Son. Zealous s, Thomas, arrived Hernosand thil morning.—Geo. Horsley and Son. Capt. Johnson, left Archangel fur Ghent on Friday.—J. S. Allison and ...
... D#PYFORD, MILLPIELD. Adair,-b Hall % Q Hardy, > Vhompson. 9 22. Sayera, c Adair .. 7 Saunders, b Hall cocses, a0, Mall, b 0 Hardy, b Smith, b. Hardy .. 4 Hall. ll Young, b Hardy.. Thompson, b Long . 16 Cook, h Haswell ...
... Buk»-r. J. F. B. Baker, Esq., Meaan* Metcalfe. Patterson, Hardy, Oswald, l>rydeti, Kobinsoo, Wynn, Lindsay, and other well-known Feeder*. Sale to commence at One p.m. prompt with Cows. THOMAS MURRAY, Auctioneer, Hall. Harwell ...
... policemen. The next witnesses were Thomas Fotie.er and Dr. O'Hanlon, the last one deseribing the nature of the sergeant's injuries—P.C. Daweou said he apprehended prisoner. On the road to the Spennymoor Police kitabion Hardy turned round to him and said: '' ...
... imposing a tax on bachelor coloniqts, and ther commends the sisject to the favourablo coo- rds, ideration of the Government. Oil Thomas Daniels, drsyman, has been arrested Dket on a charge of causing tile death of George l be Woo], potter, by striking him at ...
... y removed to Back Sans-street (the back of St. Thomas's Mission Chapel), where the beef tea will be given out Wednesdays and Fridays, from twelve to one o'clock, as usual. Messrs Thomas Dawson and Thomas Burlinson, auctioneers, will submit to the public ...