... several of the principal studs being represented, comprising the F.trl of Crawford. Sir Oswald Moseley, Oswald Mnseley, Esq., Thomas Hardy, E»q., the Cannock Chase Co., John Green, E*q . T. Uharoock. Esq . the Representative# of the late J. Halsall, Esq., J ...

... THOMAS. Tuesday afternoon the marriage of Miss Eosylt Margaret Goodenmrgh, second daughter of the Ven. Archdeacon and Mrs. D. R. Thomas, Dr. Harold Stafford was solemnized in the Parish Church at Llandrinio. The church was nicely decorated, and there ...

... daughter of Thomas P. Pritchard. Castle Fields, Shrewsbury. HOUSE—STEPHAN—9th lost, St. Mary’s. Jackfield, William House, Tenby, Pembrokeshire, to Beatrice Mary, eldest daughter of G-orge Stephan. Worcester, and cramldang tiler of Thomas Beard. The (Jordon ...

... meets monthly the Rectory. The stalls were presided over by Mrs. R. Fletcher. Mrs. Wadlow, Mrs Hughes, Mrs. W. ClectoiL Miss Thomas, Miss Stones. Mrs. T. Fletcher, and Miss Amy Fletcher; whilst Miss Daisy Smout and Ml»» Medlicott had charge of the bran-pic ...

... aile race was won H. Carter, 2J. Mole. 100 yards race, 1 W. Smith, Carter. Half-mile race. 1 11. Carter, O. Thomas. One mile race, IG. Thomas, 2 G. Brown. The long jump. 1 H. Carter, 2G. Brown. principal exhibitors and successful competitors were—Class ...

... U. S. Sitwell, Darham Light Infantrya son. XARRIAOSS. ANKBR—HITCRIN—IBih Inst St. Mary’s. WJrohteAon. Surrey, Thomas Anker, eldest son Thomas Anker, to Ada Bitchin, third daughter John Bitchia Wellington. Salop. BARNAHD-MARLRS.TnO.HAS—IOth inst.atPlattChapel ...

... Upwards of a hundred were present, and after enjoying an excellent spread Mr. J. R. Boward-McLean Introduced the Rev. A. Hardy conductor of the civ** for the corning season. It was universally regretted that Mrs. Howard- McLean was unable be present ...

... 23rd. HAZELWOOD COTTAGE. BCILDWAS, near to the Station. MR. CHAR E. AINSWORTH. F.A.1., la favoured with instructions from Mr. Thomas Griffith* (who is giving up housekeeping) HELL by AUCTION, upon the premises, Wednesday,March 23rd, 1893, THE whole of his ...

... Wilkes. Jones. Collection of ratetables—l John Jones, 2 Hoabes. Thomas Hughes. Peas-l J. Roberts, 2 Hush Hughe*. Roberts. Broad beans—l J. Roberts, 2 John Jones Banner beans-2 H. Hugh**. Thoma, Hushes. Autumn onlons-l J. Jones, 2 T. 3 H. Hughes. Spring onions—l ...

... all the roots should saved in taking them up, and not damaged.— Annuals of the more hardy kind may sown In borders. Tender Annuals may be sown on alight hotbed. Hardy ones which hare been wintered In frames may planted out towards the end of the month ...

... Pott*, Miss Thorn, Mis* Nicholas. Cucumbers—l K. Shorting, Executors the late Mrs. Potts, Miss Nicholas. Collection of hardy aud half hardy annuals—l E. W. Shorting. 2 B. B. Potts, Colonel Wayne. Dahlias—l P. T. Worthington, 2E. W. Shorting,3 Colonel Wayne ...

... Primitive Met hod let Chapel Mr. Thomas Williams of Oil Irk. They were well attended. The choir, under the leadership Mr. KUwiu Butler, has rendered much help. Master K. J. Butler presided U>« harmooiiun. TONG. Mr. Thomas Barker has kindly simllled bis ...