... YVilllanw, Otter Van Meyer. W. Ceffvn. WATr.nCoLOtn Duawings:—Copley neldlng, Virai Cole. R.A.. Rirket Fo.Ur. .1 F.dkner. Hardy, David Cox. Thomas Horn. Jarkenn Marie Tonkate. W. McPherson, and numerou.-* utliers by well-known and . •; . •. Open from Ten urtil ...

... body of James Humphries, widower, who was found dead in lied the previous Friday. Mr. 8. Shinglor was foreman of the July,—Thomas Humphries, father of the deceased, said lie lived the Lloyds. Deceased, who was years old, w.v» subject to fits, and had been ...

... the shop of Mr. Smith, of Heath, the body of Mary Ann Thomas, aged 2 years and 5 months, daughter of Philip Thomas, labourer, who died on Monday evening from the el foots drinking vitriol, Mr. Thomas Jones, Clungunford, was foreman of the jury.—Elisa Leake ...

... Cows (In calf and ■nlk). strong Store Pig. Bay Cob Gelding,Trap and Harness, (on iron amis), Cart Gears, Saddlery, 18 Iron Hardies, and numerous other Effects. Sale One o’clock. Catalogues may obtained the Auctioneers. REGISTERED SHROPSHIRE SHEEP. HR. BO ...

... ev. W. P. Nock. Mrs, Nock and family, Mrs. (Tern), Mr. Frank Hardy (Marlborough College). Mrs. Williams (Ib-d House), Mrs. Tipton (Longswood). Mm. Powell, Georg® and Helen Crook. Mm. Thomas, Roliert and Mm. Chester, K. .and Mm. Wellingß, Mm. Morris and ...

... Melnas). Twelve asters—l J. Smith, 2 H. Hollis. Twelve dahlias—! Thomas Diggory (Threapwood), P. Nickson (Threap wood). Twelve single dahlias—! R. Farnall, 2 T. Diggory. Six bunches of hardy herbaceous flowers, different varieties—l E. Caulfield (gardener ...

... workers. The Sheep are descended from the noted ocfcs Lord Chesham. Messrs. Farmer. E. In stone. R. Thomas. T. Instonc. and Wodlov. very healthy, hardy, and i pood rent payine claa«. The Pips good and protit. Tim Apricnltnral ImplcmenU-. mostly mo-lern ...

... (not geranium)—R. Luther 1, Edward Clift Thomas Wharton 5, T. Paco 4. Six roses, in variety—Samuel Poole 1, Job Peplow 2, Thomas Wharton 5. J, Badger Six dahlias, in variety—T. Pritchard (Shrewsbury) 1, Thomas Wharton 2, James Cash 3, William Haycock ...

... WEEKLY CALENDAR.—March. S Thomas C. Scott, a well known writer and authority upon agricultural matters, died in London, 13?1. 12 S Sunday in Lent The Chilian snuodrou captured Mollcndo, alter strong resistance. 1830. M A terrible explosion in coalpit ...

... and growers of hardy fruit England did not aeem realise this sufficiently for their own interest. Why, the lecturer asked his audience, should five to seven millions sterling of English money lie paid over to foreign nations for hardy fruit annually when ...

... Jaeks*>n, John Elson, Mrs. Cupeman, G. W. Smith, Thomas Wharton, Thomas Edge, J. Spencer (Wrenburv). The cottagers who tvnik prizes for vegetables were— T. Mivxlhall, John Fleet, Thomas Comes, RRjieocor, Thomas Welch, William Cheaters, Samuel S|iencor, John ...

... Sebastopol). Two medals (threeclis)i*X lawis, Thomas, Blcton, age 72. corporal, 17th Lancers. llu**ar*. 6th Dragoon (iuartl*. 24 years. Crimea (Sebastopol) Mutiny (Dc)niX Four medals (two Monks, Thomas, Shrewsbury, age 62. trump«*t-major, 6th (InnLskillinp) ...