... ; 2nd, Is. fid.. Thomas Herbert. Collection of fruit, Ist. 55., John (.’lark ; 2nd, 35., 3rd. 25., not awarded. Class ll.— Vzobtahles. Kidney white pole toe a. Ist, 5b.. Abraham Ellwood ; 2nd. 3#., William Humphreys ; 3rd. 2b., Thomas York; extra, William ...

... Arthur Hufehings; song. “The . Summer Night Young Thomas. M;*s Frsncin Glenister: eonc. ' Rom’s ' ■Stepl’en A lams . Mr. Nidd; huroopnna monologue. H n*- ~mz. The Coon a I.allaby Teresa Riego>. Mi»* Eva, Hardy; song and dance. The Sweep. ' Mir* D»n*thr Hav ...

... Queen’s-road. Weaford —AJJTT. OITA REPAIRING plsinljr •bowins cnetomere sppmlsU* it. tVr win Mad foe repair..-Prer'inan, Hardy, aod Wldia Ud.. HilhMtreK, Watford -ADVT V.MII.T modokinc r«rdelfla Maarala* will Bod Brotbrea. of Watf.wd, prompt and reaaonabba ...

... Can- terbury Bella Sweet WlUlama Double Dwarfs. Wallflowers. Arabia Anbretix, Abyasum, Phlox, Columbine*. Uollyhocka and aU hardy I order offer at The Hall Nurseriee. Hu*hey Hall-road. Watford. Manager, John Laws, F.R.HM. Lettuce. Onion. Cucumber, and Tomato ...

... Wife’s Death £lO Average contribution about 10s. per quarter. The first quinquennial Valuation under the new Act, by R. P. Hardy, Esq., one of the Public Valuers under the Act, is now ready. Copies of this most satisfactory report, and of the Society’s ...

... shore, and it waa hare that the lata king often came shoot and hunt, casting off all state etiquette, and leading ike life of hardy farmer. (who has just engaged him•elf the girl hto heart) breaks the happy news to his friend Jack (who has l>een married soma ...

... ordinary business. They wore deeply indebted to Mr. Hardy for the mauner in which had helped them. They were neeessarilv placed in great difficulties in consequence of Mr. Hudson's remote], but Mr. Hardy was familiar with the work and readily came to their ...

... MYSTERIOUS CASE. On Monday the acting coroner for Bristol, Mr. Wasbrough, resumed an inquiry touching the death of little boy, Thomas Blackipore, whose body was found in the River Froonae, Bristol, Tuesday, the ult, and whose father, Wm. mason’s labourer, ...

... April 21st. An Epidbmic or Influenza an evil to avoided. One the best guards against sound, reliable boots or shoes. Freeman, Hardy and Willis are now showing assortment at prices that will suit everybody. •• Good value for least money their motto. 123, ...

... ball bardie. Craw-examined by the solicitor; Priaonar might hare taken the hnrdln aorow Said into hia book admitted that tha hardies were taken away. Priaonar had bean In the employ Hr. Bartholomew for number of years, and waa now at work on hia print* road ...

... grocer, at Bnebey. On about the 7lh Hth of October last witness ankei prisoner bring him pair of boots slioes from Freeman, Hardy, and Willie’e, Watford. The prisoner brought pair of shoes now produced on the day. and two three days later witness paid he ...

... editorship of Q. and will ecntnln a aeries of original illustrations the following: W. H. Overend, J. Nash, Gordon Browne, Panl Hardy, W. C. Symons. 0. Uey.O. W. Wyllie.B. Peacock, Wal Paget, W. Balbanll, W. B. Margeteon, Fred dais, and H. 0. Scpping. WrighL-Tkr ...