... his principal subject the Principles and Practice of Pruning, according to the habit and growth of the different species of hardy fruits, and showing upon what parts of the tree or bush the different fruits are placed, and ita influence upon different methods ...

... Olri'a BIOTOLB.-Apply, Bex 18, ITMItp Omrttr Ofioa. TOOBBALE, BARUCHS and WAGON- X BTTE, la feed order; cheap, aaks room. Thomas Caaoos, Writ CUB Lirrry Btaktee. Whitby. CIOR SALE, 2 HILTON PIANOS, 3& sad Ouiaaes.—Oao. Taos now, Bela WkKby. _ SALE, No ...

... Through .is mother’s line may also claim traceable descent from those hardy Norsemen, the fearless rulers of the sea, who, the persons of Hakon, of Norway, and Svein, of Denmark, were, as Thomas Carlyle teaches us, at once the terror and a blessing to England ...

... W. Davie*. J.P.. and he wa- supi>orted by the Revs. TV. J. Wnrd and ii. K. McKeith, and Mi*** Hardy, Darlington (secretary of the Association.) Miss Hardy read on interesting paper, on the subject, ''Raising the standard of Christian Endeavour.*’ She ...

... claimed to have given, the land was let Lady Palmer to Miss Mary Hick, an r«-arly tenant. She sold the crop and eat Age to Thomas Codling, from the Ist July to the 13th May. 1900. Codling, however, sublet the eatage from the third week in August to Christmas ...

... Mr and Mrs and Miss . 14 Harraer, Mr, Mrs and Miss London 15 Parkinßon, Mrs Parkinson, Mosv-i. (/, 17 Fawcett, Mr 17 Hardy .Mr . Stockton Hainsworth. Mr D, Mifl* and Mi* 8 Farslor 27 King. Miooea SI Walker .Mi* Manchester SI Hunt. Mi* „ _ ••• . SI ...

... Station. SALE, grand Roan COW: third calf, very deep milker; oalven October 30th. Selling for no fault, but overstocked .—Apply, Thomas Hutchinson, Clover Hill Farm. .Scaling. Loftu*. F>R SALE, good-bred light Roan English CX)W, fortnight calven. Apply, R. Gray ...

... HOTEL Hisses Jobling Mr A Mrs Hodges Leicester Mr & Mrs Grsgson Carlisle Mr Buie London Miss Banks Mr Turnbnll Mr Curtis Miss Thomas Birmingham r A Miss Woodroffo Stockton Mr A Mrs Jefferson Manchester Mrs A Miss Hay ton Mrs A Miss Long Liverpool Fetch Sheffield ...

... Meggeeon, painter and decorator. 202; George Bird, clerk in holy orders. 188 ; Thomas Kitching, draper and grocer. 186; William Bradley, innkeeper, 113. Not elected: Charles Hardy, gardener, 85; William Fisbpool, bricklayer, ; Martin Dale, farmer, 80. GOATHLAND ...

... eggs; Mrs. Newton, eggs; Mrs. W. Pearson, chicken; Mrs. John Tindall, eggs; Airs. John Gill, egg-; Miss Lister, eggs: Airs. Thomas Mortimer. eggs; Airs. Barker, eggs; Mrs. R. Bonass. egg-; M(— Richmond, eggs: Rev. W. Winning, cigarettes; Mr. T. Bennisou ...

... Goal HAWKBBd. —Thomas Breckon, eoal dealer, was summoned for contra* vention the County Council Bys-Laws with respect the sale of coal, by not having machine for the weighing of baga—Mr. T. L. Phlilipe appeared on behalf the defendant— Thomas Newstead, Inspector ...

... Fcatherstonehangb, Pot T, Mrs, and Misses Leeds Norman-Thomas, Mrs Waterloo Norm an-Thomas, Mr M Mrs Q Harrison, Lisnacrieve Coney. Misses (3) Tork Mrs TTodffson. Orchard Tor. Coppock, Misses Oxford Hardy, Mr W and Mstr E West Martlepool Hitchcock, Miss York ...