... THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 15tu. HEETS. MR. E. FERGUSSON TAYLOR Has been tivonredwith instrootions from tha executor of the lata Thomas Niooll, E«q., to Sell Anction. upon the premises, on Tharadav. tha 15th day of February, 1883, at 12 o’clock punctually, Household ...

... Basies, Holy Trinity, graon ; B. F. Elwyn, Little Bnnmow; H. B. Hardy, St. Andrew, Plais* tows ; C. K. Henderson. St. Pater, MiU End ; A. P. Lanoe, St Stephen, Upton Park; F. W. Pearce, St. Thomas, West Ham; X. H Bobinson, Great Ilford; F. L. Shew, St. Andrew ...

... and more ago under the direction Mr. Atkina. Mr. Thomas Curtis, Mr. J. Lane, Mr. John Tompkins, Mr. Joseph Harris, and Mias Page, of the King’s Arms, were amongst the first promoters, and Mr. Thomas Thomas was the secretary. The Hospital PcwD.—The arrangements ...

... extremity of vast fertile belt. This arable so**, adapted by Us conditions of soil and climate to lozuriaat production of th* more hardy reveals, sweep* la north-western direction, end with breadth of three hundred mites, along th* oouree of th* two Saskatchewan ...

... 2nd gooseberries. 2nd black currants, Ist specimen plant, 2nd collection of hardy flowers—Xl 9s. Mr. E. Lovatt: let flower garden, Ist black currant*. Ist collection of hardy flowers—lsa. Gd. Mr. T. Ashby: 2nd round potatoes-3*. Mr. H. Barber : Ist g ...

... were destroyed fire some weeks ago. By the energy Mr. L. E. Thomas, and the committee assisting him. sum over £173 has been collected for Mr. King and bis workmen. Thanks arc due to Mr. Thomas for his purely honorary work in this and other matter*. In ...

... Watford Market, on the drive at the rear of the Rose anti Crown Hotel, PEDIGREE JERSEY COWS and HEIFERS. Handsome :mimals with hardy constitutions, and good dairy properties. Many exceptionally heavy milkers, as proved by the dairy records. All bred from the ...

... rule* wee* reriaed. and rtanlntinea pnaaad an Tarjou* **bj*cta. Th* reaolatma on the Congo Queetiou. amend tba Be*. C. M. Hardy. 8.A.. and adopted by the meeting, we*i—“Till* annul aeaembly the Bert* Union Beptlet Chare bee tbaafca HiM. Qorernment for ...

... Walter Hardy Beaton, Basel, wood. Abbots Langley, sad t. Ormt Wrnchester-street. died July 27th, leaving aa •Mate rained £154.475 and £159.475 net. The tewtator gave his share and in the bnamees Tagsrt. Beaton, and Co. to eon Enme-U Walter Hardy Beaton ...

... Gardner. Mr. M. U. Prater. Mr. P. 8. Young. Mr. R. B. Croft. Mr. A. Mambaoi. the Rev. John Wood. Mr W. Graveeuu. the Rev. C. Hardy. Mr. W. Holland. Mr. Colin Taylor. Mr. O. F. Christie. Mr. O. Paul. Mia* M. O. Robertson. Mr. W. Ransom, the Rev. H. Burcbcll-Herne ...

... DAMAGING A HEDGE. Thomas Izard, 16, Robert Izard, 20, and Lydia Wicks, 33, were charged with damaging to the amount of 2d., a hedge, the property of C. Drake Garrard, Esq ., at Wheathamstead, on the 21st inst., Wicks pleaded guilty, and the other defendants ...

... Stratford. THE SIEGE OP LADYSMITH.—On Wednesday the Bov. S. Hanlotn Hardy gave Intercet g lecture in the Wesleyan Church. Queen erud. on the Siege of Ladysmith. Mr. C- Brightman presided. Mr. Hardy, who was working a minister I«adr*mith daring the siege, gave ...