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... wood, Beech Hancock, J. and C. Ford, R. 131ackhurst, and Chetwynd, Davenport, Haulm and Co., Aymicy, Wilemau, Mrs. Beech, Thomas fill and Suns. .. .7 The Earl of Olate.bury kindly undertook ti open the bazaar, and his lordabl p he Cooooh S were cordially ...
... surveyor. Thomas Stenning, Twickenham, Sussex, miller. Jthn Psrfitt, 3, St. Domingo Vale, Everton, Liver. pool, master mariner. Thomas Carter, Labrack Ifall,Ainderby Steeple,Yorkshire, farmer. Elisabeth Fountain, Scarborough, innkeeper. Squire Hardy. Bradford ...
... replenish for autumn potting, as there will soon be a heavy demand for that purpoee. Fancies may be sown, as may also most hardy annuals to stand over winter for early blooming next spring; the latter should be sewn thickly on poor, dry, hard ground, to ...
... , wallflowers, forget-me-nots. silene, arabia, Iberia, blue and yellow, and double daisies. The anove are the best of the hardy plants adapted for maaeing. Primroses, hepaticas, polyanthuees, and violet are all beautiful, and should be grown in quantities ...
... Harriet Bostock, Mr. Tuft's servant. He pleaded guilty and expressed contrition. Be was fined Is. and costs. NEGLECT OF WORM—Thomas Frost, a ',Otter in the employ of Mr. C. Ford, Joiners' Square, was charged with neglect of work. He was ordered to pay costs ...
... theologian, which will appear in Macmillan's Magazine. Mn. JOHN Montour, of Broekenhurst-park, Hants, has succeeded Sir Thomas Gladstone in the Committee of the Musical Union. M. DAVID has been charged with the direction of the musical fates at the ...
... Sea—l see from the London daily press, that a deputation of the proprietors of mines, consisting of Mr. Gathorne Hardy, M.P., Mr. Hardy, jun., M.P., Mr. George Elliott, M.P., and Mr. Powell, M.P., has waited upon Mr. Breice, at the Home Office, to obtain ...
... Mr. Winterbotham) met on Monday morning; Gsthorne Hardy in the chair. The other members of the committee are Mr. C. Dalrymple, Mr. Elliot, Mr. Joshua Fielden, Mr. Charles Forster, Mr. Hermon, Mr. Thomas Hughes, Mr. M'Clure, Mr. Magniao, Lord John Manners ...
... and emits; and for the assault to pay 20s. and costs. Biszninousa Case. Thomas Massey, be.erseller, Milton, was charged with selling beer at illegal hours on Sunday. P.C's Hardy and Daniel were sent to watch the house on Sunday morning, and Noting a come ...
... cods for the Thomas Perry was fined Is, on I cods. The ca.e of Mrs. Perry was adjourned.—Two young men, named Thomas Hardy and Thomas Breeze, were charged wdh obstructing the same officer, who said while he WaS struggling with the Perrys, ...
... -TUESDAY. (Before W. Adams_, Esq.) STONE THROWING.—Richard Plant and G. Shmatt, boys, were charged with stone throwing.—P.C. Hardy proved the charges, and the defendants were each fined is. and Gs. costs . „ _ DEUNK AND DISORDERLY DASES.—Geo. Bailey and ...
... PRISONERS. AT PENKHULL.—James Hammersley McHart (21), miner, was indicted for feloniously breaking into the dwellinghouse of Thomas Snow, at Peek. hull, Stoke-on-Trent, on the 11th of September, DUI, and stealing therein a coat, vest, and a pair of boots ...