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... k. Cut Flower* Mr. W. Finch, Coventry, and Mr. J Cypher, Cheltenham. Fruit Mr. G. Niinaiin. Hatfield Iloiwe, and Mr. Q. H. May cock. Luton Hoo. Vegetable*. Mr. Richard Dean, Ealing, W.. and Mr. T. Lockie, Diddington Ifall CJardens. Farmer*' Clatset. Mr ...
... article 98, with reference to the moral character or behaviour or the previous habits of the inmates, or to such other grounds as may seem expedient.” The Local Government Board were aware that in many Workhouses it was the custom in determinin to what wards ...
... the withholding of the Home Secretary's consent as it apparently may, that both the borough and county forces are work in the town for six months, or until consent given, the matter may be a serious , one for tho ratepayers of the town. The, Watch Committee ...
... purpose, &ad we believe that Mem. Bryant sad May are the MS that has realised the utility of the for this pm , pine. An additional clew has been shown dories the week I. which- • man ie seen waiting the teased Bryant and May's Maness am the bah` cm a blackboard ...
... September brings with it this popular Shopton on M~allet fixture, and given fine weather, the usual big TI ga'thering may be anticipated in Mr Bryant's grounds, to adjoining the Charlton road. The entries closed on Friday cn: laet, and tbey show no sign of falling ...
... Then tunnelling commences until the tunnel of a 'former pit is connected, so that there may be a draught to keep the digger's candle alight, and here I may mention that, quite in keeping with this old-world industry, the candle serves as timepiece ...
... Charwomen, &c., should apply the Housekeeper at the Dispensary, New-end, Hampstead between the boors twelve and three o’clock. BRYANTS all go to Richardson s Registry, open eight a.m. till eight p.m., 233, Kentishtown-road (two doors from AnglcrVlane), if yon ...
... Miss 13 Parsons Mrs 13 Watson Mr 13 LOWER ROAD Coalter and the Misses 14 Creaser Mr and 16 Cooper Mr Mrs fam 3 Fergusson Mr 66 May Mr Mrs fam 16 Macpherson Page Miss Proctor Mr Prince Mr Sawdon and Mrs 16 Thompson Mr Misses 16 GARDENS Blake Misses 7 Bndden ...
... though Ino supporte-s find. have not gone behind men's back* And m ...
... WhinMC=lond brook HisaellAneo.ll. AlleOpp and Sons Ordiesry 136 .5. . 00 canna. and Co.. Ordinary . 5o 5 Bryant and May NetiOnal Telepboue Co. Ordinary.. 7 4 COCkermOnth Farmers' Auction go r 5 Mitchell's Auction Co. _ _ oty ...
... 14th, aged sixty years. Louis A. Scott, • member of the Philadelk phis Bar, and a man of wealth, died at his cottage in Cape May, N.J., August 11th. He was seventy-one years of age. Miss Susan Olivia Clemens, aged twentyfour, eldest daughter of Mr. B. L ...
... is reached—to those who knew the locality previously—the transformation that A. W. Sutton has effected is most striking. It may here sa d that the site was one of the old farms of the Bucklebury estate about fifty acres, and was pur*ha*ed Mr A. W. Button ...