... the races would be postponed to Monday. A veteran sportsman or two on the field, expressed their as- tonishment that the hardy sons of the mountain should evince such sugar and salt temperaments easily melted by water and a rumour was bruited abroad ...

... Pilliuger, Chepstow. Basket of vegetables, third prize.—Mr. Thomas Taylor. Seedling pink (extra); geraniums, six specimens, first prize; geraniums, six specimens, second prize cut geranium (extra) —Mr. Thomas Gready, Bristol. Stove and greenhouse plants, eight ...

... pledged and rank with the greatest enthusiasm. Several 3 •' ui mg, by Messrs Samuel Deakin, John :JoneJ obert Patton, and Thomas Underwood.- The fiMkh 1S' iy Host and Hostess, was proposed by Mr T Tin e v^e, wor JknowWged b, Baddoe, in -gStSU several ...

... Lord Stuart de Decies; the Venerable Archdeacon Alex- ander Stuart, of lloss—a cure ot three years' nervousness Major-General Thomas King, of Exmouth; Captain Par- ker D. Bingham, R.N., London, who was cured of twenty- seven years' dyspepsia in six weeks' ...

... give a richer milk even than the small Ayrshire. But the small Shetlander is said to surpass them all. These breeds are all hardy, and will pick up a sustenance from pastures on which other breeds would starve. The quantity of butter yielded by diflerent ...

... June.20, 1B44. Benjamin John, seven years old, son of Thomas John, 14, Millieent-street Cardiff, is cured 01 the King's Evil, by taking two bottles of Mr. Tu kei's medicine. As wit. ness my hand, Thomas John, September 20th, HIM. Edward Rees, 2, Canal-street ...

... June 20, 1844. Benjamin John, seven years old, son of Thomas John, 14, Miliicent-street. Cardiif, is cured of the King's Evil, by taking two bottles of Mr. Tu. ko's medicine. As wit- ness my hand, Thomas John, September 20th, 1851. Edward Rees, 2, Canal-street ...

... June 20, 1844. Benjamin John, seven years old, son of Thomas John, 14, Millicent-street. Cardiff, is cured of the King's Evil, by taking two bottles of Mr. Tuikei's medicine. As wit- ness my hand, Thomas John, September 20th, 1851. Edward Rees, 2, Canal-street ...

... men. June 20, 1844. Benjamin John, seven years old, son of Thomas Jnhn, 14, Millicent-strect Cardiff, i cured ot the King's Evil, by taking two bonles of Mr. medicine. As wit- ness my hand, Thomas John, September 20th, 11351. Edward Rees, 2, Canal-street ...

... RAILWAY.—EXTENSION OF THE LINK FROM CROSS INN TO LLANDILO.—This line has at length been commenced, under the contract of Messrs. Thomas Hutchins ami Co., London. Large quantities of materials have lately arrived, and the offices lor the railway officials and ...

... to Thomas Bellamy the other at St Weonard's, and stealing a wallet belonging to William Phillpotts. 18. James Harris, alias Lewis, alias Hancock. executed April 2, 1784, for stealing seventeen sheep from Mr, John Matthews, at Clehonger. 19. Thomas Waikins ...

... Maf* seiiles Ledskialf, 275, Larsan, Malta.Der Alte Peter, 193, Andiii-, Lubec. Ma:sella, 118, Batiste, Corfu.Cliltorh 95, Thomas, Oporto. Jeune Celestine, 77, Leinorl*. Notitud Fernaud.76, Pierre Jean, Toulon Falcon, 39, ColC> Corunna. Fern, 57, Laraman ...