... Roberts, Loveston. PIGS.-Ftit pig-I, John Davies, Alleston 2, Stephen Morgan, Cardigan. ROOTS.—Five acres of sweeds— 1, W. B. Roberts, Loveston. Swedes, 12 roots—1, Earl Cawdor; 2, Alexander Jermyn, Kingswood; v.h.c., John Davies, Alleston. Mangolds, 12 roots—1 ...

... Kertcb, for Cardiff direct, 2nd Earl of Hosebery left Bilbao, for Rotterdam, S W Kelly left Cette, for Carthagena, 3rd Richard Arming left Gibraltar, fur Alloa, 3rd Henry Aunh;g arvd Savona, for Cardiff, 3rd Edgworlh arvd Bilbao, from La Rocholle, 3rd Garrison ...

... forcing weather, but some rain would have ft beneficial effect m the present state of the bine. SEEDS. LONDON, Monday.— (Messrs John Shaw and Sons' somewhat improved demand has lately mnlfo 1 r°? trifulium incarnatum, and also for sowing of i rnr[!^ rape«eed ...

... CARDIFF, Saturday. — Good samples of English wheat sold at full prices. Foreign slow of sale. and weak. Flour arm. Oats: same as last. Beans Arm. Other articles unaltered. CARMARTHEN, Saturday.—(William Pugh's reports- There was a fair supply of seed wheat ...

... connection with the Wiiitland and Cardigan Railway, said there was at present a scheme on foot, which was a piece of Cardigan Cardigan Railway, said there was at present a scheme on foot, which was a piece of Cardigan iniquity batched in the hot'house ...

... 4 Llaudovery 16 St. Hears 5 Trecastle 17 Carmarthen 6 Abergavenny 19 Lampeter (Cardigan) 11 Uonctth 19 Llatiartli do. 12 ] Cardigan 25 Haverfordwest 12 | Crymmycii Arms 26 Newcastle Kijilyn 13 [ Bwlcligwyn 27 Llanwsnog 14 | Trebedw 28 ...

... The Death of Nelson, and had to re-appear several times, and bow his acknowledgments before the audience were satisfied. Mr John Gunn, presi- dent of the Cardiff Liberal Club, occupied the chair, and was supported on the platform by the following :-Lord ...

... Kington Herefordshire, formerly residing at the Oxford Arms Hotel, Presteigne, Radnorshire, licensed victualler. Andrew Peters, Taylor's-iow, Tirphil, Glamorganshire, carpenter and wheelwright. John Parry, Lowther-street, Briton Ferry, moulder. George Nisbeck ...

... Bowen, Cwm- brwyn; — Moffatt, Falcondale. Black cattle and sheep—D. Davies, Velindre, Lampeter; E. Phillips, Treriffith, Cardigan; Davies, Capel- dewi. tSur-ter-Griffiths, Yaguborwen Griffiths, Green Hall. Their awards were:- BLACK CATTLE.—Bull, any age-1 ...

... Harries, Penyuont. Foal got by Cardigan Comet 2nd—1, John Evans, ZLbulon 2, John Lewis, Llangarthg nuing. Hunters or Carriage Horses.—Two-year-old gelding or filly, calculated to make a hunter or carriage horse—1, John Phillips. Black Lion 2, R Carver ...

... Ricoaoscenza, 608, Genoa, baliast. Maid of MHH, 134, Plymouth, copper ore. Ellen Owens, 34, Cardigan, ballast. SAILINGS. NORTH DOCK, May 23 -Clart. Mulligan, Glen arm. NORTH DoClC, May 24.—Stuart ss, Armstrong, Liver. pooL Franchise, McDowell, Carrickfergus ...

... Itivi-R, June 1 —Richard, Bydder. Mumbles. RIVER., June 2 —St Convoion. Gullet, Pontauderaor. John James, Williams. Newquay. RIVER, Lewis, Lewis, Cardigan. RIVER. Jue 4,—Fortitude, Allen, Watchet. SOUTH DOCK. June I.-F, iend. Norman, ardiff. Fort tude ...