Swansea and Glamorgan Herald, and South Wales Free Press. — 1852-10-13 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

GREAT SALE OF FADMING STOCK AT NEWTON.— soon slier to look into the barn, and not finding Christie This very important and anxiously looked-for sale came off there he looked into the window of Mrs. Ross's house, on Sat urday, etel inst., and although the rain fell in torrents and saw Christie walking about with a candle in his hand, during the greater part of the day, the attendance VMS and Mrs. Ross lying before the fireplace. He knocked exceedingly large. surpassing that of funnier years, and the at the door, when Christie answered it, having, however, m n copetitio was carried on throughout the day with the first blown out the candle. Mr. M'llobbie also heard greatest possible enthusiasm. The sight there witnessed , . , must have gratified the heart of the celehrtted breeder, and groaning inside, and this, along wi!li the excited appeardeeply must the admirers of stock in this awl the neigh- ance of Christie, aroused his suspicmn. Ile immediately bowing counties deplore that Mr. Williams has come to went te die toll-house, which is close by, And returned the determination to curtail hits breeding, and live a par- with the toll-keeper. They knocked at the door, and dolly retired, hut we trust Imig 'lntl happy life. The flighty M'Bobbie said lie wanted to see what had been done in satisfactory manner in which the auctieoeer, Mr. William the barn. Christie expressed his readiness to go with Jones, acquitted himself, may be naturally inferred from :hem, and di.l go. They also asked him " what that the extraordinary prices which the stock realised, almost groaning was," and he replied that the little boy had a (unequalled, we 81101111 i say, in the minute of public sales. • After leaving the barn he again returned Lord Berwick gave for the celebrated eow." Rebecca " the adentration of all who saw her, £42 : the six cow; bO'llgilt to the house. M'Robbie and the toll-keeper watched, and saw him leave the house with a bundle in his arm. by 109 loislehinn real ised the sum of t.',158. There was etaisi• d„„ete beta,. Sir 3,,nes. of Hereford, On, They forthwith gave information to the police who micah the judges at the Brecon-hire agrkaltitrai Shoe.. and coaled la apprehending tl,e murderer abou:lrhsa). fßpoassst was whims acted judee int the Itoyal agriettintral Tu'iii 'Tuesday morning, in Aberdeen. The bodies of the York, an the well- knon ti !weeder, Mr. ! er. I • v,,tl on. were horrililv mangled. The murder is believed best judges of stock perhaps On the ',!, !,• • '' • !l avu vl thit!iPe age, and lie, m irderet is r.baut fitty-one. which was ultimately kllOCki•li .• man for 60 guineas, considerable • 011 his reluctantly expressing !Mimed in • ,1 for one year at 100 guineas. One hull ne a'., : t, ~',0./t. Ow "London Gezette"--Taeelay, Clq. 5, old wits sold to Mr. Powell, of Park, iti the C atm:, Anguish and 'Wm. Auguat, mouth, a tenant oh the Duke of Brunette, for £3B, and buil iers.—Joseph alorewor7d,Fluoyer-street, estudnater, another about lime months old to sa a Morgan, 01.01. NC,.. •I:caaot.—Jauses Marlow, Walsall. Steffordshire, iron a tenant of Colonel Clifford, for ,E,52. hit,, stunt realised :c t fouli•ier.—Johli Guest, Burslem, Staffordshire, victualler. the sale amounted to £l6OO, and in coneequence of the I —John Brindley Born, !Western, Staffordshire, woollen publicity given to this sale. the Newton breed tit' cattle deepen—George Rowell, jun., Carlisle, painter. will have found its way into Shropshire, Herefordshire, Carmarthenshire, Monmouthshire, &c. We trust that other breeders in those counties will emulate the tact and the zeal of "old Newton" in producing such a stock of , I pure Hereford'a.