... Bearfield, Bradford, Wiltshire, cattle * sheep-salesman. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.—Wm. Hardy, K«' k Moorside, draper and tailor, from April 6 to May 35. JNSOL VENTS. —R. Thomas, Liverpool, ship-b^ and agent.—T. Clark, Dover, master-mariner X- y Marsh, of G ...

... Edwards, for stealing anutton fat; David Thomas, for stealing clarionet; J. Bristow, for stealing a pig; and R. Morgan and J. Barret, for stealing 501b. weight of junk, were ordered to be imprisoned twelve months—M. Thomas, for stealing bacon, and Maty Williams ...

... fdr stealing bay mare, the property of Thos. Thomas, and A. Summons, for stealing from the Bear Inn, at Llaidilo, 12/. the property of James Gilbert, was sentenced be transported for life; Barbara Thomas, for robbing the shop Mr. T. Warren, druggist ...

... placeon Wednesday, the 21stinst. when Prizes will be awarded to Auriculas, Polyanthuses, Hyacinths, Stove and Greenhouse Plants. Hardy Plants, Heaths, Pansies, the best Nosegay, Dessert Apples and Pears, Mushrooms, Sea Kale, Cucumbers, Brocoli,and Early Cabbages ...

... weather, the stages presented a most delighful appearance, and comprised some very rare specimens of stove, greenhouse, and hardy plants. Of the prizes in flowers, fruits, and vegetables, we cannot speak in too high praise: and there being 27 new subscribers ...

... sice hedge once established, on the sheltered and warmest sides of it different varieties plums may be grafted ; the more hardy kinds the east and west aspects, and the better kinds on the south side of the northern boundary. A south wall, is estimated ...

... sheep. number of sheep is about 2,500,000. The intro- ' 0n Spanish breed has not been successful, an l )e Dree ...