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... men between eighteen and forty. The aspect of Continental airs is thought to be most unsatisfactory and oininous, and Mr. Hardy plainly hinted that he was not at all satisfied with our present state of recruiting, and that we must make up our minds to ...
... retain auy moisture applied to thr 'outs double the time it will do if not mulched, besides keeping them cool. I hiv GARDEN. —Hardy annuals sown in eold f rames, to have them rather earlier than others sown out of doors, may he now transferred to their permaneni ...
... hand-book, and concerning xhlt it should be mentioned, in passing, that details are supplied by the persons William Turnoor Thomas, Viscount born at Southma, Dec. 15, 1849, ed u . . at Chereh House College, Merton,Surrey. ; was sometime engaged as a clown ...
... collection of Seeds, Flowers and Shrubs in their seasons. They beg to introduce to their customers the Alexandra. Collection of Hardy Annuals in 12 splendid varieties, with full cultural directions, for Is. NEW WORK BY DR. SMITH. Just published, post tree for ...
... Atlas.) • A Wiltshire contemporary gives currency to a re- poi.iLtorsthiant ma arwl boeirl-ok:gohwiiliastirmb e At h rfi ld d Thomas Beweett, ported to have said that •• the income-tax did not W. Hopkinson, landlord of the and the remark hay- When Lord Endue ...
... respondent's oats of *tag, ASSAULT ON A SIGNALMAN. At Chesterfield, W. Hopkinson, laadlord of the Horns Inn, Chesterfield, and Thomas Bennett, a waiter in his service, have been ekoarged with assaulting Jamtes Seagrave, a signalman, on duty. It appears that ...
... the Recess visited most of the great towns where manufacturers have made a Styx-Erebus-Phlegethon of the local rivers. Mr. Hardy's bait to catch recruits is said to be an increase of pensions. He will offer Gd. per day more to non-commissioned officers ...
... forwarded to Germany for the Queen's signature nearly a fortnight ago; and it may be presumed, therefore, that it is now in Mr. Hardy's hands, and that its promulgation • will be a matter of not more than a few days' further delay. We are given to understand ...
... until the ' alterations now in progiess it Me school becompleted.' At lisinehester Assizes, Edward Birch. James Atkin and Thomas Ainsworth have been indicted forihe wilful nrurder of James Thiampeonat Belton. on April Bth. The affair arose out of a itrike ...
... than slay that 'hero twice, he gave On Board the Arethusa, and was much cheered. The recitations of the brothers Jones, C. Hardy, W. Vernon, and Mr. Snelling were much applauded; but the palm of victory must be awarded to that accomplished elocutionist ...
... died this 'ear a fortnight before the race. I believe I may confidently assert that at the end of the present session Mr. Hardy will resign his portfolio as Minister of War, and retire to the comparative ease of the Upper House. His successor will probably ...
... out all the patches of annuals sown out of doors, and plant out of frames such as are sufficiently hardy a n d strung enough to bear the shift. plant hardy edging plants like veronica incatia and the cermet/time. Herbaceous plants that have been struck ...