... 3.5 were young ewes; to Thomas Browning, with Mr J. C. Alexander, of for having reeved 159 lambs from owes; to Jtr Foord, with Mr H. Ashboe, of Boughton, for having rend 78 lambs from ewes, of which were young ewes; Mb Thomas Andrew., with Mrs Aehbee ...

... the new sell, when they can be removed into a sold whore they will be exposed to lees carreat el air. They sisedd be kept as hardy as pomade. The as asiter they require is from excessive wet and mina shop frost. U they are kept too dose, it will do them ...

... watched, bust the dogs have made no further appearance at the same place. On Thursday, however, they visited the flock of Mr Thomas Bested, killed two sheep, and damaged several others. These sheep had been taken from the marsh, and put into • yard for security ...

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... Peckhem, Esq., Mr Serjeant Spinks, C. J. Plumptre, Esq., Francis Philip., Esq., 11. J. Tufton, Esq., M. Bell, Esq., C. S, Hardy, Esq., J. B. Plumpire, Esq., Hon. G. W. Mulles, M.P., Sir John Croft, J. F. Harvey, Esq.. T. Godfrey, Esq., Sir Courteney Honywood ...

... unsatisfactory mode of rewarding inventors adopted by the War Deice, adverted to the claims of Captain Scott. R.N., Mr, Lynall Thomas, Major Haitian% and Captain Harvey. and suggested the establishment of some independent tribunal composed of scientific men ...