... the tables: —Mrs. Hardy, Mrs. R. Jones, Mrs. J, 0. Owen, Miss Alice Paterson, Miss M. Matthews, and Miss Ella Wilkinson. well-attended meeting of the members of the Church was afterwards held, under the presidency of the Rev. W. K. Hardy. The chairman expressed ...

... 6 from Much Wenloclc. Important DISPERSAL SALE. Messrs. MORRIS, MARSHALL, & POOLE Are favoured with inalractiona from Mr. Thoma* Watkias (who is retirincl SELL by AUCTION, fhe premise*, the Manor Farm, on WBDNBB NEXT. November 12th. 1902, HEREFORD and ...

... parchased by Mr. Baines after harvest, have been bred upon the farm. The CATTLE will found really good lot, the Oows being all hardy, well-bred and good milkers, they are either forward in calf to, or with calves by a splendid Pedigree Shorthorn Bull, bred ...

... The Grange, Preston Gubhalds. Boraero Heath, Shrewsbury, Eliza, wife of Edward Gwilliam. HARDY—I4th inst.. aged 37, Hawarden, the husband of Clarissa M. A. Hardy. HORTON—2Ist inst.. aged 45. at Aston Road, Wcm, Harry Edward Horton. HOWELLS—24th inst. ...

... 3 Edith Scott. Collection of hardy and half-hardy annuals: IE. TV. Shorting, 2 Miss Nicholas, Pmlt-es run honey: 1 G. Sneyd, 2 Peter Sroll. 3E. HarlsJjorne. Sections of comb honey: IP. Scott, 2 E. Hartsborne, 3 TV. Thomas. Beeswax: 1 P. Scott. COTTAGERS ...

... Captain Heywood- ns dale; 2 Colonel Twemlow. Collection fruit (six varieties)—l Captain Hey wood-Lonsdale: 2 Colonel Twemlow. Hardy perennials-! Captain Heywood- Ismedale; 2 Colm>el Twemlow. Oooaeberriep—l Geo. Made leyLittle Drayton: 2 John Browu. Little ...

... roses and dahlias; Henry Bckford. Wem, sweet peas; George Bunyard and Co., Maidstone, hardy fruits. _ . Silver gilt medals.—Gann and Sons, Orton, Birmingham, hardy phloxes; L. R. RussclL Richmond, standard and tree ivies; Richard Smith and Co., Limited ...

... David Cox, J. Pott. Frank BoiTR-A., P. Hardy, B. Crofts, R.A., lames Hardy, inn., Blrket Poster, Andreotte, T. 8. Cooper. R.A., E. M. Wimpcris. C. Button Barber, George Colo, J- McWhirter, R.A., Heywood Hardy, Mooro Egley. J. I. Gallegos, T. Creswick ...

... C. HaU. F. H. Cartwright, N. Page it. S. Pageti, Harrison, and J. Jones. WoOiogtoa: m. A. Davies, B. J. Davies. M. Thomas, and T. Thomas, Welshpool; A. Allen, C. A- Mason, 8. J. Howell. W. C. Battycr. G. Higley. H. Carter, P. Hughes. A. Howells, and B ...

... platform was occupied by the Vicar, Mrs. Cavia-Brown, the Misses Cavi»- Brown, the Rev. W. and Mrs. Oarnctt-Botfield, the Rev. A. Hardy (Wesleyan minister), the Rev. Mr. Ilansome 'curate), Ur. and Mrs. and othors. -The Vicar they had had very good reports all ...

... pots—2 Mrs. Diegory. Single flowering or foliage plant—2 Mrs. Davie*. Collection of annuals—! T. Saunderson, 2 G. Davies. Hardy flowers (annuals excluded)—! H. Meredith, 2 HONEY.— Comb J. H. Lcw»,2 11. Venable*. Run honey—l J. 11. Frost, 2 J. 11. Lewis ...

... servant one wear’s service, X5O to her nurse Kate Mavcock, X 25 to her butler Frederick Swales, Xl5 to her gardener Robert Mac Hardy. and Xl5 to her maid Annie Robey. The testatrix left the Fiddulph Estates Stafford to her son Seville Stanier, and her estate ...