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... road and field 1, J. Stuart, Sowerby; 2, - Hodgson, Thistleton. Foal, agrictul- tural purposes, 1,T. Porter, St. Michaels; 2, I. Porter, Sowerby, House : c, J. Stuart, Sowerby; J. Jenkinson, Garstang. Foal, road and field, 1, C. and J. Waininan, Stalinie ...
... only known. And Miss Eliot wrung her hands in anguish of spar i p. ray don't reproaeii Eyourself any further, Miss Eliot,,aid the minte for what is really-nay fault. My wife always ays I am too careless of my clothes, and if I di d look like a tramp ...
... Carrots. 1 J Curtis, 2 J Chandler. Turnips, comei 1 T Bradehaw, 2 J Chandler. ParU'snis 1 R Smith, labour. 2 J Curtis. Beet root, 1 Rl Smith, 2 R. Chippendale.WEN Lottuices,liT Whittingham, 2 BSmith. Cabbage Lettuce, EN 1 T Whittingleam, 2.J ...
... and lady; Dr. and Mrs. Broughton; the Misses Calrow, of Walton-la-Dale; Mrs. German, of the Cliff; Captain Woodford; the Rev. - Wood; the Misses Catterall; Mrs. and Miss Ffarington, of Worden Hall; J. Bairstow, Esq.; J. Clay, jun., Esq.; the ...
... merchant-H. J. Hegg, Portsea , tioneer-T. Wiade&,Jun., Silksworth, Durham, dcaler_ R. Jones, Tynemouth, ship owner. DIVIDENDS IN LANCASHII[R J. flhinkhorn, Choriton upon Medlock, comminisn at Nov. 27, at ten, at the Commissioners' looms, .asancht _J. Brown ...
... himselfand wife. The success of Miss Ellen Tree at the various theatres in America has far exceeded that of any other female, with the exceptioni of Miss Fanny Kemoble, that has ever left this country for the United States. Miss Tree tas already realised more ...
... visitor to the 6giht'.. biton,-Ms, Anderto, ?? 'Hall j; Miss Gannon, n, Misses-Cobin, Miss Baldwin, Revjt. Gillowi Euxton MAr. ~ and Mrs. Morreli, .Mr. and Mrs.. Fletcher; UR.Ssl,H Baldwin, W. Baldlw in, J. Ashworth,_ Esqrs., &v., ~ The o1 ...
... WILOotG.-Mr. J MIiddliugs: Awfully sntirt datce this, isn't itp' t Miss Prettypert: 'Yes, indeed. Afieor tilki,,g to f so many ctever peolde it's quite a plo;.awitt chanigo to come ncross somnebody-lilke you. [Aud thlete was s an awktval'd pause. TuH ...
... James Green to Miss Jane WigaIll; Mr. Thomas Lamb to Miss Ellen Clark; M1r. Wm. Dobsou to Miss Sarah Barrowgate; 1st instant, Mr. Richard x Swain to Miss Elizabeth Sumner; Mr. Jonathan Pedder to Miss Ann Page. 5th, Mr. John Walter Norton to ...
... ; 3, J. Teasdale. Geraniums : 1, J. Wood ; 2, J. Godkin ; 3, J. AV. Ashton. Petunia : 1, J. Wood ; 2, T. Huck. Window plant: l, J. Toesdale ; 2, T. Huck; 3, J. Godkin. Fern: 1, ...
... were I tc trin ?? d part tI t'e l wit, her sr ?? d l adic sly to acc eding to a ai 11,-'tatt is tba~s port le ;,tai Oi'1 of that ba b y 'I tl e' sa ?? g0lt PIC, ple at ar, and be S licot, c tat thoe- hicaor wa cam thr t IL t'll t lea ft d b re i of ?? ti ...
... LtnoridyS, Blacow, o F. Smith ?? 4 Hindie, C & bh J J Blacow 4 Dewburat, run ?? 25 Wilkes, a & b ,Smethurst 0 J. J. Blqcow. b Wilkes .. 19 tlnrgden, b Smethurst - . 4 Proctor, e Whittle 4 F. W. Smith, b J Blaeow 8 R. Wahneleeoiot out ...