... IMPROVED MODE OF TETHERING CATTLE IN FIELDS. THERE is an opinion prevailing that the present method of depasturing cattle will, ere long, be superseded by stall-feeding. There are, however, objections to the latter which will long prevent its exclusive adoption and we therefore notice a plan of tethering, stated by the Surrey Standard to have been tried with success in that county. Tethering ...

... On Monday last, the annual general meeting of the company was held at the Wyndham Arms, Bridgend. There were pre- sent, 1\1. P. Smith, Newhouse; John Randall; Wm. Lewis, treasurer; — Hibberts; David Jenkins; Thomas Evans; and W. H. Morgan, clerk to the company, Esqrs. John Randall, Esq., was called to the chair. The accounts of Mr. Lewis were produced, examined by the chairman, and passed and ...

... A HOPEFUL COUPLE.—On Thursday last, a couple were married at Monmouth, and in the evening they edified their neighbours by a regular pugilistic encounter. On Monday last, a really imposing spectacle was presented at Monmouth. by the members of five clubs, several hun- dreds in number, preceded by their bands, walking in pro. cession to St. Mary's Church, where Divine service was per- formed by ...

... Empnul parliament. HOUSE OF LORD S.—FRIDAY. The Insolvent Debtors' Act Amendment Bil1 was read a third time and pMsed. A great numher of petitions were presented, on various subjects, particularly against the union of the Sees of St. Asaph and Bangor. THE CORN IMPORTATION RILL.-On the House going into committee on thp Corn Importation Bill, The Duke of Richmond rose, in pursuance of the notice ...

... INQUESTS.—On Saturday last an inquest was held at the Shipwrights Arms. Cardiff, on the body of Thomas, aged 13. It appeared that deceased was a native of Tongwynlais that he was employed in a boat plying between Cardiff and Aberdare; that the boat had arrived at Cardiff on Friday. About four, P.M., the boatman went to look for his horse, leaving deceased standing on the cabin. He had not been ...

... THE BOWRINGTON HEAVY HORSS have resumed their work; and if we may form an opinion from their appearance, we may safely conclude that their late visit to the coast has produced the most satisfactory results. BAIL COURT, FRIDAY.—(SITTINGS IN BANCO BEFORE MR. JUSTICE WIGHTMAN.)— ROSE V. THE PORT TAL- BOT DOCK CO.—PRACTICE—Mr. Vaughan Williams showed cause against a rule obtained by Mr. ...

... CARDIFF POLICE MONDAY, [Before Richard Reece, F.S.A., Mayor.] The Mayor having taken his seat, addressed Mr. lowne (the Merlin's correspondent), saying —I find that you and Mr. Williams (of the Guardian) have reported several cases of drunkenness, which were adjudicated upon by me, in such a manner as to make it appear that I had dismissed them, although the offence was clearly proved. ow I ...

... STATISTICS OF THE COAL TIU DE. THE COAL MEASUUES or coat measures are notcoutiued to the north of England, in Northumber- land and Durham; they are to be found, fortunately for this country, forming large portions of the stratification in many districts of the three kingdoms. From the Gram- pians to Sussex, and from the German Ocean to the Irish Sea, the predominating geological feature of the ...

... TOWN HALL, NEWPORT—MONDAY, JUNE 8. Magistrates present-W. Brewer, and T. Hawkins, Esqrs. There was but one case heard at the Town Hall this morning that in which a seaman named Evan Williams, of this town and occasionally adopting various aliases, had imposed upon the registrar at the Customs three different times, by repre- senting himself as different persons, thus obtaining register tickets ...

... SWANSEA VALE; VALE OF NEATH; TAFF VALE; MONMOUTH AND HEREFORD; NEWPORT AND ABERGA- VENNY; CAMERON'S RAILWAYS. &c.-A committee, con- sisting of Mr. W. Evans, member for North Derbyshire, (chairman), Mr. Gibson, Lord C. Hamilton, Hon. C. W. Howard, and Lord C. Fitzroy, to whom they have referred the Bills comprised in Group No. 47 of Railway Bills, viz.:—Swansea Yale; Shrewsbury and ...

... Cucumbers are now imported in considerable number from Holland. BRISTOL SUGAR MAnnET, June 24, 1846.-There has been a good demund for all descriptions of British Plan- tation Sugars, this week, and about 1000 Hhds. have been sold at an advance on previous rates at fully h. per cwt. Mr. Dunn, the barrister, has been held to bail to answer a charge of perjury preferred against him for swearing ...

... BIRTHS. June 15, Mrs. Richard Jones, grocer, Market-square Mertlivr of a son. J June I, at the residence of her mother, Mrs. Lort Philinns Haverfordwest, the lady of J. Henry Philipps, Esq., of William- stone, Pembrokeshire, of a daughter, still-born MARRIAGES. „ 29• a.1 Church, near Neath, by the Rev. D. H. V o,a Doaaoue. Managing Clerk to Alex. Cuthbertson, Esq., Solicitor, Xeath, to Miss E. ...