... t of Tapon Comnmissiows, on which Armenians, ehosen by their wiocoes shell ilso Serve, to e:amine all the propertic., fields, farms, &c., pillaged or scked daring the recent troubles, so that the rightful Armenian owners nsy be reinstated in their posesions ...

... Society's Silver Medal-lst, Capt. Christie, west Camnbus; 2d, trAlexanderMNab, Glenochil. Forthe best made hay on a dry field farm-2 soVS. and the Highland and Asicultuml Society's Silver Medal-let, Mr james M'Queeo. Divers Wella; 2 M L. Dryosdale, King ...

... last, by the kind porraissioa of Hr. and Mrs. J. Parry. The following ladies presided at the tables, vlx. Mira M. El Evans, Field Farm, assisted by the Misees Parry, Oakenholt; Mrs. Clarks, West View, assisted by Miss Owen, Cheshire View; and Mrs. Williams ...

... Cambridge, Great Chesterford, Borough Farm, 131e. lr. 9D., F. and C.-£4,000 two cottages and Oa. 3r. 26p.. R. £59 per annum-£85; Field Farm, 236a. Or. 12p., F.-£4,00. £407 10s. stock in Cambridge W~aterworks Company, and nine new shares of1 £10 each, £4 paid up ...

... judges were Mr. IsAae Pocock, Dunge-farm, Westbury; Ur. Wm. Fox Bevan, Woodborough, near Pewsoy; and Mr. Wn. lButler, Rowde-field farm, near Devizes. The prize list was as follows Clams 1. For ploughe drawn by horses or oxen, with or witpouy a drivr- lot ...

... homewards by himself at a moderate pace. About twenty minutes past six, as 'Mr. G. Loveloclk was proceeding in a pony cart i Field Farm, and was near the last cottage in Shirburn; on the Lewknor side, he saw a vehicle approaching at a very rapid pace, as if ...

... Henlow Grange, twenty- two lots of which realised jc:70,000, while the mansion aud park were bought in for £25,000. The City Field Farm of 311 acres realised £14,600, or about :R47 per acre Middle Field and Mancf Farms, 585 acres, £16,500; TownFarm,71aeres ...

... first made the acquaintance of the defendant, a young farmer, who was then residing with his mother, but who now lived at Field Farm, Fareham, in Hampshire. He should state that since the promise was made, early in 1884, both the parties had got married- ...

... of the chalk hills, the grand panorama of the Weald spread before our feet, and the eye ranging over church and village, field, farm, and wood, far away to where we are told to look for the towers of Windsor. The hounds work down the steep descent, turn ...

... our dry-field farms is-the buying in of store lambs when taken off their mothers, either cross, half, or three-fourths bred, and keeping them on for one or two years. Of all the systems followed in the ma- nagement of sheep on dry-field farms I would ...

... encour- aged; and it is sincerely hoped that it will go on and prosper. On Saturday an incendiary fire occurred at White Hay Field Farm, in the parish of Murton, near Leameington, when seven wheat-ricks, three stia-w- ricks, antl a barn were destroyed. At ...

... Henry Stroud (Banbury) awarded the first prize of 3,. for the best pen of five fat tegs to Mr. P. J. Wiledon. of Beach-- field Farm, and these were sold to Mr. Henry Stroud at 639. each; the second prizs of 21.,.and the thirl prize of 11., were wos by ...