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... have daily evidence that if English feeders do not take some decisive steps to meet the mgairemeets of coommers by introducing a breed of pier yielding lees and less fat then the present Beikshires, the demand for English berme will be very curtailed ...
... OE FOUND ON ZAGS TWO. - 1;11 - PZtralars in Cade to be obtained laird - 8 /toben. scullery. de:, di., and mall from the tattooers, Newport, Monmouth, coneeory. The House has been recently -. • -_ - - - Usk. and Chepstow. is m I daasila throughout—white ...
... we BAT. W. (roe Joreas A.T.S.—The farewell sermon. of the Rev. W. Joon to the thumb and congregetion worebit pine at Ivor English Chapel, pre. vim. 4, his departure for Swum to heroine pertor of St. Peel's chink wen preached on Sunday lees and the *Heim ...
... became Atturni y- General. Not many [await.' ago he was appointed by Mr. Gladstone to fill one of the highest places on the English judicial bench, which he resigned a few days before his kunentol death. AN AFFRAY has taken pla - ..e lwtween four keepers ...
... and one that eannot he read without producing deep emotioas on the mind of the reader. It contains a obarming review on two English books, which were lately published in England mid America; containing a memoir and oorrespondence of a converted Jewish lady ...
... '. were ably carried out by Meson. Tom Evans and H. A. Towle, the pianist being Mies F. E. Waite, L.L.C.M. Messrs. J. W. English, Henry Tattershall, and J. Rowe acted as 'towards. Overt* Meetings.—The quarterly meetings in connection with Nebo Welsh ...
... Mr. and Mr.. Bash James. Victoria. hae piss.ed the anal esaminatiou of the Mitt 4. awl .P.. quii!ifying ham no nie.1.1 tattooer. .tu old pupil of Ardwys County *hoof and a• okl student of .therystwyth University College. he was trained at Londe' Hospital ...
... ;Atm* upon Mr. lbompeon's store at Comfortblith, near Starkly, and, to adoidon to plunderiug the store, had carried off as tattooer Mr. Thompson, eau., so and nmehdeelectea resident of risnedand cat. A sae for Bosse days enterooned U at re !dr. Thompson ...
... arrivals of English at Mark-lane Monday was very scanty, short of Scotch, but fair Irish, with again another large import of Nudge, amounting to 50,451 quarters; prime heavy and fray samples commanded • good sale, whether new Irish English, them being ...
... continuance of the same kind patronage to his nephew, W. who carries no the business. Printer, Publintor, iiootoittler, as *tattooer, IL Respectfully begs leave to Inform his Friends and the Public In general, that he has taken to the Rusiuess lately kept ...
... (Welsh or English), 2.5 e for 1 1 9 66 1 6.5 1 7 The Child's First Book to learn to Read (Welsh of I 7 Tuesday . 130 after 6 Mon. from Ilfra. 8 0 morn Flairfach 8 Wednesday .. 1 15 after' 6 Monday . 3 0 after Llandilo vv. 969 2 0 12 English) 6 for ...
... Middlesex, builders, April 17 at and May 22.41,tt the Bankrupt( Court. J. Underwood, N'lmas-bulldlap, Newetreet-square, City. @tattooer, April 10 at 1, and May at U, at the Bankrupts Corot. J. Clarke, row. April 111, sad May 7, at 11, at the Bankrupts' Court ...