The Statesman.
London, England, 1814-03-11 00:00:00

MERINO SOCIETY, SII

Yesterday raoruing Mr. Sadlies
well-street, was opened for ezhi
Spanish, or Spanish-crossed sheep,
to claim the pretniums annually or
Society.—Among the company
of Rothes, and many other person'
The several pens of sheep were'
viz :

SHOWN FOR PREMIUMS ON
John Face, Esq. a pure Merino
R. Flowers do
FOR PREMIUMS THREE
Lord ,Caolereogh. a pare Merino
Mr. Rich. Hudson, jun. do.
Mr. Rich. Flowers do.
Mr. George Flowers do.
Chi is*. Thos. Towers do.
Mr; E. J. Fordirint do.
•Rich. Barclay, Em. do. under
Brad by Mr. C. ft. Ellis.
(:. Fordhaus dn.
John F,ine, Esq. do.
Mr. Hewitt v do. antler
SHOWN FOR PREMIUMS Fr
E. G. Fordhatn, Eq. 3 pure Merino
G. Fordhnrn, Esq. do.
Lord Castlereagh do.
Johu lane, do.
Mr. George Flowers do.
Mr. Rich. Flowers do..
Joh" Sharp, E•q. do.
SHOWN FOR PREMIUM 1
E.G. brdsliant. Esq. 3 pure Merino
C. C. vett car, Esq. do.
snows roe. entidivx .
John Cawstou, Esq. five Merin,
*wethers,_ of the 4th cross; 35 mor
Thorp, Esq.
In the afternoon, one of the
which weighed, ative, 19 stole,
yard, and its produce of wool,
company, was 811 b. after which
slaughtered, dresseland weighed,
up, for the inspection of the com
shown as follows,..iis::•-•
• r Carcase and Heod; 1420. Dr.—Loose
SHOWN FOR THE PREMIUM
The Earl of Rotates, '5 Merin,
wethers, 9.41 cross, 26 months old.
SHOWN FOR THE PREMIUM
Chris. T. Towers, Esq. 5 Ma
wethers, first cross, 36 months of
SHOWN AS EXTRA ST,
•
The Earl of Roches, a pair of
a pen with four other sheep), w
46st. 41b.

John Cowston, Esq. three pa
jo the afternoon, these sheep were
and their wool weighed •af folio
Ttlb. respectively.
Mr. Flowers' four Merino
sale. •

Mr. James Meg showed the cal
Meriuo *ethers, that were bred
belled as follow, viz. :--

Carcase and head, 771 h.; loose fat, 1011
Carcase and head. 75i1b.; loose fai, '
Zj,
LEECES or THE CLIP OF
• '5llOlll'N FOR THE PROM
Thoinas G. Backe, the fleece
rani, 16 months growth,. that
Sharp, rag. which weighed If
shearinto
Mr. Bre Flowers, frerai ditto.
•
81b. 60z. •. • > .
" Mr.'s. Salltiit 4011414t_ upliths
H. BreOie, Ptq. •
lAiArtelird-Fr9444.„
• "*"- • ilttraists-
:Mr. RlChard Flowers; the
ewe,, 1S mouths growth.'
Mr. G. Fbrdham,*tho fleece;
Ryeland • ewe of the 4th .crois,
growth .wetgitt wten awns.
an ewe-hog„ ••
• Dittsi;*-0( it ram-hogget
Mr. G.T6idham, of islreak
months. growtb.„ _.•
• czottt OF
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. .
Thciatas Joy 4, et Freehf ,
broad-cloth," mitre from 'Mi. Gdessit
wool.. • •
Mr. Richard Whittington,'l,
cloth, froni the pert; litlerinO
Rich. •

Mr. Austin, a piece of Mue
Flowers' pure Merino wool.
Mr. Richard Cooper, a ditto,,
wool.

ROBBFRY.-01 Wednesday
house of Mrs..llevines, of Arabelh
was gobbed of property to a consiii
by the following stratagem
Tuesday, a young man, of decent
said his name was Jones, and
tradesman in the Minories, applied
to hire her first floor. Having
other particulars, be said he shoe
ing, and,-in the mean time, referred
to ,his father far a character.
come home to sleep that night
.came in a hackney coach, -1
in , the evening, bringing with
Ille.--Pret ions to his going to,
.Dnvines he should be under the
to his office,• one of those in the
Whitehall by six o'clock in tF
fired her, if she should hear hik
not•to be surprised ; be said he
breakfast at njne o'clock, at wl
to have. it ,ready. Accordingly
the door open and shot about
morning,, but supposing it was
out, as he said he should, she took
of it. Oa the servant going into
to get his breakfast ready) she
had not gone empty handed, for
which bad disappeared were the
and window-curtains,, 4,lorge
terpanes, blankets, sheets, and ,
vnrious other articles.; it is almost
the villain did not come back. The
behind, but was found to consist
rags. •
The Lady Arabella packet
mouth from St. Sebastian, from
on the 26th ult. She has not by
is supposed she is the bearer of