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... Horne 'Newport). Mr Col mao. M.P.. Mrs. Colman, Professor >tuari. M.P . Mrs. Moart, Mr. Barron. M.P., Mr. H. Cozens-Hardy, and 11, Cozen “Hardy, Mrs. Miss Clements, Mi«o Edith Cozens-Uardy, Mrs. Hepburn. Mr. and Mr* Frederick Horne. Miw Horae. Mies ll«»ne ...
... dro*tr, charge) wilh belop drank ami disorderly In Mason's Passage, was sent to gaol for month. A RkPßvcroar Paopib.—Richard Thomas, an inmate of the Ate ham Union, was sent to gaol for two months’ hard labour for assault on John Ferriogton. the baker at ...
... Two lettuce— IJ. 2 Thomas Diggory. Two eocumbers—l John Roberts, 2 Joseph Such. Six beet-1 W. Weaver, 2J. Birch and Joseph Such equal. Two sticks celery—l Joseph Such, Thomas Oiggery. COTTAGERS. Plants Cot Flowers—Window plant—l Thomas (Newtown), Four roses—l ...
... appreciated Che fruit hod brought. Mr. th treated some lenctb on hardy trait culiivatioo, and by means of diagrams a blackboard expUiowl the best methods of pruoig. He mentioned that where hardy fruit cultivation was carried on on boainesa lines a large profit ...
... 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 ...
... Howells 3. Two white cabbage—H. Jenks 1, J. Palmer (Montague Place) 2. Thomas Edwards (Bcaford Square) 3. Two red cabbage—John Badger (Belle Vna Road) 1, H. (Rea Street) 2, Thomas Jones (Old Colebam) 3. Eschalots (twelve bolbs)—Charles Jarvis 1, W. (jiiffiths ...
... Markets, and include Pat Heifers from Richard Brassey, Esq.; 10 from K. P. Braeeey. E«q. ; 9 grand Beasts and some Sheep, Thomas Evj. : ripe Pat Beasts. 1 Bull, prime Bacon Pigs, Sheep, and Calf from Mr. John Caldecott : 5 noble Bol* locks from Mrs. ...
... Captain Morris, the Hon C. W. A. and Mrs Feildine. Miss Fetlding, Mr J. Howard McLean, Captain Walter Mr R. L. Hictnr is, Mr W. Hardy, and Mrs Willis, the Misses Willia, Ricklry, Miss Co*. Miss Piercy, Mr H. Piercy, Miss Ethel Piercy. Mr H. D. Tatbam, Mra Tatham ...
... follow r-Propo-ea by Colonel John Arthur Anstice. seconded by Alderman Thomas Sootbam. As—ntors Messrs, Richard Scoltock Hughes, George Edward Harries, ir ?«*** r ' ' ,nc, r,t Crump, Thomas William Cole, I ddowe*, Wdliaui Lyon Browne, George James Groves.—proposed ...
... Kay, Hyeeiogton ; c, Thomas Collins, Colebalcb, Class B.—Milking cow, of any age breed, considered by tbe Judges me most suitable for dairy pur poses, £4 , 2nd, £2—l. George Walcot Park ; 2, P. H. Harris, Aston Hall; r, Thomas Bason, Lydbory North. Class ...
... which was handsomely illuminated and framed, was read Mr. Oeo. Hard*, and the presentation silver cigarette case was made Mr. Hardy, sen. The case was in‘Ciil«ed follows: ‘Presented to Ur. H. U. the members th» •• Bishop Ryder’ Lodge of Oddfsllows, Dec.. ...
... GARDENING FOR SEPTEMBER Dahlias and some hardy annuals are still in flower. Pltce auriculas under shelter for the winter at the end of the month ; but they should still have much light and air is consistent with shielding them from frost aud heavy rain ...