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... all distinct varieties, six specimens)-l1, B9tI Admam Fairrie, Esq.. Henry Williams, ?? (green. MU house, all distinct varieties, four specimens): 1, Adam iFairri, tund REq. ; 2, Henry Sharples, REq., Patrick Cahill, gardener, and There were numerous specimens ...
... Fryke, Sidniey H., of Bromley-toad, Beckenham. Kent, clothier and outfitter-adjudication Dec. 12, 1877. BANKRUPTS. Abraham., Henry B., 232, Westminster Bridge-road, Surrey, glarr sad chioa dealer Basoet?, (George, atd James R. Atkins, ot Augustal-tet, Birm~ngham ...
... MULTUM IN PARV0. n. THE RESULT OF ALL TRAVEHLLING.- Well, as I am glad to get home again.-Pund?,. Commander Henry Eden, royal navy, has been appointed by Lloyd's cominittee supervising agent or for the coast from Start Point to Ufraconibe. Last week ...
... followed on the spiritual state of the connexion. ia iu lch the, Revs. Dr. Osborn, G. Stringer Rowe, ?? Neville Andrews, Henry Bone, T. Ogden Taylor, S. F. Collier, WV. G. Pascoe, and J. E. Claphamr took part. At noon a NoncoiforniAt deputation entered ...
... detaining pigeon belonging to Thomas Johnson, St. Helen's. Waring was ordered to return the pigeon and pay the costs, ss. 6d.—Henry Seville, of St. Helen's, fined including costs, fur selling ale during prohibited hours.—Heniy Forber* of fit. Helen's, was ...
... crowding at the public 'r school mnatches yesterday, the boys and their te lady relati-es having vanished fromi the scene. a Sir Henry Hallord, who led at the conolusion of y the first stage of the Albert on Thursday, bad bs several dangerous men to contend ...
... also earrying on business as J as Henry Milla and Co.. it Edge- ale, Liverp- Mark Johnson, Huvton, near Liverpool, Ich.- .,l druggist. Thomas J. Barreit, Fenncl-street and R. Maneheste-r, leather merchant. : Henry WalmaleN, Hasiingden, Lancashore. p-ta ...
... Smith George, Rose vale T; Smith George, Church st ,f Smith George, Tithebarn at T Smith Henry, Wood st Smith Henry, Liver st f Smiith Henry, Stanley st Smith Henry T, Bold st Smith Isaac, Portland pl IC Smith James, Cases st 1 Smith James, Queen st t Smith ...
... Samuel Whitely, f R. S. Barlow, William Alexander, a John Sutcliffe, E. H. Walker, e L. Meacock, Henry Fogg, u James Nevill, Samuel Aloxon. b Mrs. Alex, Henry, ...
... Langton, one of the vice-presidents; Mr. Henry Cwning, chair- man of the committee; Mr. F. Massey and Mr. T. B. Priest, members of the committee; Mr. T. B. Newton, treasurer; M Mr. David Campbell, Dr. Stephens, Dr. Oxley, and Dr. Armstrong, by whom they were ...
... ' ) REMtOVALS. in GRANTED. n *FPROM ITO se John ?? Whiteckspel ..-..Ranoverstrct k John Pugh ?? ?? Islington, RE-USED. Y. Oxley E . ?? Gt.Nelson-atwretN.George sDoaates. William Pinninston ..Dale-street ?? High Pari-streetL Joseph Higbamn.Ba=ne-re ?? ...
... EdZ0oX OF PUMCMNr TO TVF Car.W i ?? e rnei of the governors of the Childrens nfirmay, fovrtletsageo took piacs yesterday, Dr. Oxley, the consultng physizi, presiding, when, on twe not in of Dr. Rawdon, secondedI by Dr. DM'Cllland, Dr. Peter Davidson, oif ...