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... AVolverhampton, for dahlias, Ac. Small gold medals—Thomas Rivers and Sons. Sawbrklgcworth. Herts, fruit trees in pots. Gunn and Sobs. Olton, Birmingham, phlox, Ac. AVilliam Artlngdalc and Son. Slu-friekl. hardy plants and water garden. Hobbieß, I .Id.. Derrham ...
... votes, his opponent, Mr. Thomas Ruasell, the liberal candidate, polling 510. At the general election, Mr. Russell had majority of 17 votes over Mr. Cheshire (West).—The election petition In which John Led sham, Thomas Led sham, Thomas Gerard, and John ChaUlner ...
... Georg© Hotel, Shrewsbury.—Apply, the Manageress. CEBVAKT3 Wan od; comfortable homes, good waxes; charge.—Miss Thomas, 24, Road. Chorlion-cum-Hardy. Manchester. OEEVANTB. Cooks, Kitchcnmaids, Scullery maids, Laundrymoida, Parlourmaids, House-Parlourmaids ...
... SALE OF ACRICULTURAI. LIVE AND FARMING STOCK, HOUSEHOLD MESSRS. BARBER & SON Hate been favoured with ioetraetloM fron Mr. Thomas Taylor (who ia retiring from farming), by AUCTION, WEDNP.fDav, Month 13th, rf'Hß of Valnoblo STOCK and KffBCIS, •on-1 prising ...
... important SALE of HEREFORD CATTLE, SHROPSHIRE and CLUN FOREST SHEEP. Messrs. MORRIS, MARSHALL, & POOLE Arc instructed Mr. Thomas Collins, who rtdinnuishlog farming, SELL AUtTION.on the promises, on Thursday Next, October llth, 1900, his exceptionally ...
... South. Sweet peas—l A. 11. Sykr.s. Rev. It. Reltun (More). 3 Mrs. C. E. Warner. On!- loction of hardy flowers- 1 Mrs. Warner. 2 A. H. Sykes Cullerlion of hardy annuals A 11. Sykes. 2 Mrs. Warner. Hand liouqucl—l Mrs. Pucklo, 2 A. H. Sykes Table d.rr.ratiuns-1 ...
... Perks, of son. POTTER—2Sth Fernwood.WeUington3alop. ■the wife of Horace Potter, of son. THOMAS—2Sth inst. Treprenal, near Oswestry, Bachel. wife of Hobert Spencer Thomas, of a daughter. WEBSTER—24th inst.. at Newport, Shropshire, the wife of Edward Montagu ...
... was most acceptable to the audlenoePianoforte duet. Miss Hardy and Miss M. Hardy; song, Mr. Frank Hardy; glee; song, Mr. W. Tart; Christmas oarol; song, Miss Hardy; vocal duet, Mr. Frank Hardy and Mr. John Arnold; song, Miss M. Williams; ...
... In her year, wife' of Job Hall. Oorftow eply regretted sorrowing friends. HARDY—27th nit. aged 17. at Ramsgate. Mary Prances Hardy. yruDgr-st daughter of Kev. Edw. Creek Hardy, vicar et Longdec-on-Tern, Shropshire HOPKINS—24th olt., 49, the Uuioo, Job ...
... Davies. J. Fletcher. Potatoes (ronnd)^ —1 Evan Evens, D. Thomas. 3 E. F&uikner. , , , Cabbage—l Evan EranS.-S J. Davies. 3 8. Ehodes. Carrots—l J. Fletcher. 2 D. Thomae.3 Evan Evans, Parsnips—l D. Thomas, Fletcher. 3J. Bould. Turnips—l Evan Evans, 2 J. Griffiths ...
... YVilllanw, Otter Van Meyer. W. Ceffvn. WATr.nCoLOtn Duawings:—Copley neldlng, Virai Cole. R.A.. Rirket Fo.Ur. .1 F.dkner. Hardy, David Cox. Thomas Horn. Jarkenn Marie Tonkate. W. McPherson, and numerou.-* utliers by well-known and . •; . •. Open from Ten urtil ...
... Hltcbln, Berts. OABBETT—DEAKIN—4th Inst, at St. Bridg. north, by the Rev. H. K. Knight, Williain Josephsecond son of the late Thomas Garbett, Helen Jane, widow of the late Osborne Deakin, Hadnall, Shrewsbury. INSTONE—GRIFFITHS—I2th Inst., at St. Lawrence's ...