... was a better de- mand, inlerior bringing late rates. Cattle, Ver head: Hilton, £23; Broadmeadows, £24 10s; Scremerston (Mr Hardy), £24 10s; Lamberton. £29 ls; Unthank, £22 15e; Scremerston Hill, £25 5s; Gainslaw, £25; Letham Shank, £23 6s; Ancroft, £22 ...

... John Johnson, Newton: Cheviot ewes, 32s 6d to 40s, top Mr Thomas Wallace, Partridge Nest; . black-laced ewes, 25s to 39s, top Mr J. Murray, Cocklaw; do. r wethers, 43s to 50s 6d, top Mr Thomas Lambert, Elrington Hall; e Cheviot wethors. 48s 6d to 5Es ...

... seclred bv Mr ielrose,: Amble. Fat sheep were repre. sented by some exceedingiy ripe pens of hoeggs from Scre- Merston (!r Hardy). Essington Demesne, and other noted teeders. WVith a strong attendance of hutchers from the various districts oi the county ...

... Office, York. July 8, Gu'ddhall, York. - ADJUDICATIONS. Thomas Needham, Sheffleid, London, solicitor William Wallace, trading as William Wallace and Co., London, paper merchant William Thomas Perrott Luppitt, Devonshire, clerk in holy orders Joseph Moses ...

... attendaince, not only of buye-rs for every descriptiou oif stuck, but farmers fromn a distance- TYNEDALE (HEXHAMK), April 7.-Mkr Thomas Blaudferd sold, in hi;.~ mart to-naty 14 fat catte. 4 veal calves. 1'S fat Sheen). 4 fat lannbs, and 4 pigs. Pricr-o:-Cattle; ...

... los per head. I1IALT ON, Jan. 7,-Very small offer, but quite equal ~to emn.Iricle lean stock from £5 per bead, but they were hardy lokedat.Goodcow in emad at £1I7 to £20 each. Larg ofersof igsforpor an baon urposes, and these sailt wellby ucton. mal pis ...

... Oreenlawalls, £22 l1s, Morris Hall, £24 Es; Idithau-, £21, Its; Tweedmouth, £26 ts; l1ambertoin, £23 15e; Scoenserston (Sir Hardy), £22 los; Boroadean, £21; Greenfield: £25 Es: Scre- urerston (IMr Hay), £:21; Griodon, £23 lie; Thornton Mfuin, £11 l~s; Lowhaughs ...

... up to,3sb Ed, top. Major I urdon, Herden Hall; mnule boggs, up So O2e, top, .r MrHill]. TYNEDALE (IIF.XHAMI), Jan. 30. M)r Thomas Blandford 1Csold in hisre Iact to-clay,17 I-at cattle, 22 fat sheep, ansI 3 pork I-~. ~P -s Gi per stone muton ?? per l.with ...

... heifer and sicakler, £24 5s. Sheep, Edrrine ton Castle, 5i& Gd; New-water Haugh, S6s Gd; Lamberton, 59s 6d: Scramerston (Mr Hardy's), 59s; Foulden Castleoewes. GSa 6d: 'seuddylaw, 56s; L'nthank, e5s; Lethamn Shank, 56s 6.1; Billy- la~w, &bs; Hope, Sl2s: ...

... sold 25 cows from £5 to £15 10s each; Messrs Ritchie and Son sold 1Irrows and 15 fat cattle-the cows from £B to £14 each; Mr Thomas Noss sold 12 cows frem £8 to £17 5e each; and Messrs 0'iver and bon sol5 10T Lows up tj Lza 10,, cacl Young pigs wre selling ...

... Rs;, Spittal SI-lins, S7s. HoggaL: Mlorrns Hall, 5St Gd; Flemsington, tee Gd; MurrtoWn White Hecuse, tie; Scremerstont (MNr Hardy). t2e; Scemrso (Mr Hay), Ise; IClarabad, bls Gd; East Flemington, 4sa Gd; &o.c CEES'rR-LE--STRLET, Jan. 19 -SIr J.s. Trnubull ...

... farmer ?? Ackroyd, Bradford, fancy stuff manufacturer C. Armstrong, Kingstown, near Carlisle, brick ?? J Thomas and J. John, trading as Thomas and Co.. Llangen- recb, Carmarthecshile, timber mercbant R Pickering. The Iieor, Hawarden. farmer J. B. Monship ...