... and Min Edmonstone. Sir Francis and Lady Evans. Mr. and Mn. Charles Edmonds. Lieut.-General Sir Bevan and Miss Edwards, Sir Thomas and Lady Earle. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur and Mils Earle, Dr. and Mrs. Ar law Eddower. Milli Earle. Mr. Alexander Ere's& Messrs ...

... of bad weather to place new labels to all outdoor plants which require them. Any garden which contains a good collection of hardy plants and trees correctly labelled is always full of interest, and it is so convenient at this 'MOOR to know where choice ...

... el deat ughter cf Thomas Brocklebank, of Liverpool, and Irtom Hadi, Cumberland. HARDY At St. Mary’ ...

... HA Ow Wednesday morning, at St. Mary’s Mr. Thomas Slack Strong, Wethberal (of Messrs. Wright, Brown, and Strong, solicitors, Bank Street) was married to Miss Frances Kthel Hardy, only daughter of Mrs. Hardy, Chatsworth Square. Canon Richmond was the ...

... | Bay, one was to the from Simons at home. others are to With @ strong, and GENERAL bave been drowned ee PW never Private Thomas W, on the growed, and com writing to friends in of the 2nd says General Black Wateh, whom Ged while dy Waachope fell and ried ...

... Cockcroft ercreuuy, while the fallowing gentlemen were appointed a committee al masisgemeM: —Messrs. Jus. Robertson, Jaa. Wharton, Thomas Opperthwaits, Sharp, M. B. Atkisson, Thos. Bouelleld, and Dr. Graham. The following were nominated the billiard OM=Wee :—Dr ...

... FOR IHE COMPANY OF rtre 'a agetThomae Hammond, agent : house'. ' hat 2zul V.B. BORDER REGIMENT New Lowther Street' Robert Hardy, ship-' GOING TO THE FRONT. builder: house. Itrackeuthwaite. (:co. Har- rison, Eno., hanker : house. 69, Lowther Street. Lteut ...

... have made Arlesslon; Bro. E. Moorhouse. 119; Bro. .1. mistakes. They were liable to make a mix- R. 31usgrave, 119: Bro. W. Hardy. 79, take, a tactical mistake, hut not an orstanie Ireland: Bro. J. Gill, 108. Ireland: Ilro. S. mistake• in not sidling the ...

... rn y o frtreet, Carlisle. after a seek. Time after time we have heard lingering illness, Thomas, the second son of the complaint from men who are Isabella and Thomas Fisher, aged 27 years. Volunteers, and men who have ye. CV:Ol e ?On th n ol d 22 on nd ...

... Balsam had* sad Appleby. Penrub. ftdmonary. IWO J. HARDING. Aismataat, STOCK ADD BEARE BROKE 40. KING RTISIT. PNAHITh MR. THOMAS AU& I ONEKR AN b VALUER, YENRITH. is prepare , ' to eottrlact Saws of Real and hir. weal Property in Penrith and dir withfreer ...

... Jas. Davidson. Misplaced.; recitation, Doan's Backache Kidney Pills I went to Mr. I Mind Your Steps, Maggie Robineon ; • Hardy' shop, in Crosby Street, here in addrew. The deceptive Nature of Strong Maryport, a and obtained a box and since talc. I I ...

... Boer base, from which General Crouje at Magersfontein has been drawing his supplies. DEATH OF MR. THOMAS GRAVES, ASPATRIA. 'Fairly on Thurwlaymorning Mr. Thomas graves. formerly stationmaster at Aspatria, and latterly storekeeper at Maryport for the Matypmt ...