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... yardarm of a Russian corvette to be the geesip of the town. It is said that the act wes acme while the English pilot, Mr. Thomas Lygo, was on board. The cornet' e's name is the and she sailed from Gravesend for Brest on loth October. As an explanation ...
... beltantbus, mignonette, eragrostis, elegane, and tomatoes, Mr. Stevens : bougaimillea, glabr:4, 311.1 geraniums, Mr. Fisher ; hardy annuals, Mr. W. Cook and geraniums, Mr. C. Elvidge. The flowers were afterwards collected and forwarded to the Gravesend Hospital ...
... they discharged their presidential duties. No formal programme of the night's utterances had been issued. lett Mr. James; Hardy. the talented pianist, discretely and ably piloted the various vocalists to the haven of liberal and well merited applause ...
... were ous planting of ornamental shrubs and trees, to thickly dodged with flour, to assist them in ting and Italian are not hardy, productive, or las shield the la and American are undesirable, as they are ve7 from observation and cold winds. drying. By ...
... not exceed £1,003, 000 , and that if things ennui to 1 goa to 1 goal. Globe team. -Goal, Rate: hacks, C. G. Rayfield. and Hardy. and Mr. Honeycombe. I the worst the assets will equal the liabilities. J. Willer and A. Herrington : • backs, G. Clark, llt ...
... presence is conapienous at the anniversary. On the whole the anniversary was a great the meetings being crowded. Mr, W. E. Thomas AMducted the morning service. He spoke of the bn- Musical. HON01:11S.-At the May examination at Trinity College, London,'three ...
... vas held ou Tuesday evening last, when there were present: • Councillor It. W.lliams (Chair- Cuuncd:oni C. G. Bayfield, A. Hardy. F. B. Kirks:ay, J. Simmouds, W. It. l~ icechairman), J. A. Mitchell, W. J. Boucher, J. U. Huntley, A. Tulhurst. C. Butcher ...
... crowded or ford), Revs. B. Roberto and F. J. Terrell (West' drawn. All planting should be done , as far as Wickham), Rev. A. O. Hardy (Smerilen). Rev. T.l possible. during showery weather; and it is well W. O. Hallward (F e ra. Rev. K. M. flinch dip each root ...
... rented by complainant. and committed the damage.—They were bound over and ordered to pay 2s. coats each.— Jeremiah Murphy and Thomas Corey were, on the evidence of P.C. Smith, fined lax. each, inclusive. for disorderly conduct in Station-road, on April 28th ...
... Chartered Acoonntanta' final examination. We congratuiate Mr. King upon his encores. ISION.—The steam -re .n, of Leith, from St. Thomas, and Opal, of Dundee, for me Tyne, in baliast, collided on Friday moruing in Lower Hope. The former had stem and starboard ...
... Hrifradt; could not get out of the way of the ketch . He I KeePer of the yl e ,t s were probably one and the Stone and co. y. Rehm—Thomas Stone and Co., adopted ae a mains 44 getting hold of young wee CoUld not go further to the north If he had he I same person ...
... Bpringhead-road, *offering from Neal& of face and mins owing to the Itywetting of some boiling moron : ow January 22nd . Thomas Plumb, I aged 39, I, St. Thomar's Cottage', Bentley—greet, with a bunken lag, rammed by the fail of a bale of jute while working ...