... of WVest India aitd Arne. ricasn tobacco. A-ERICAcN FLOWERING PLANtTS.-A very exten- sive collection of these plants is now exhibiting in the grounds of Mr Waterer, King's Road, Chelsea, wvhichl shows the very high degree of perfection to which their ...

... rye, beans, and pease; fair show of oats, and rates of this day week maintained. Liberal suppiy of flour—rates maintained. _— GLOUCESTER CORN MARKET—May s. Atiendance at our market this day not large. but there was a good show of English wheat, which moved ...

... H~oney is9 to ap~pear at the Prin- cess's Thestre,|London, where Mr and Mrs Charles K~ean have concluded an engagement. FLOWER SHOW AND PltO5{ENADE.-In our ad. 'vertising cohattnns will be found an announce. mneut ot the eho v and promenade of tbe Soutbern ...

... do it cheaply. No. We are at war, and it is a real war, like one of the old wars, that desolated hi Continents, cut off the flower of the age, anad clotted sc houses in mourulige. We.e have met with a foe, one of at the old foes, and one of thle most deadly ...

... smiled at their quaintness, we cannot recall one which did not, after all, say just what the writer meant, whilst it also showed that he meant what he said. And seldom was his brief, point- ed, extemporaneous judgment cr answer misapplied. The Dake scarcely ...

... gold would be received in and exported from Sydney before the end of the current year. Tue return moved for by Mr Hume, M.P. shows that the total cost of the pensioners’ force throughout the United Kingdom, from 1844-45 to 1848-49, amounted to L.165,084 ...

... returned for the Charente, the Moselle, and the Yanne, Several other attachedfriends of Prince Louis have been elected, which shows what would result now if a general appeal wvere wade to the people. The declaration in favour of peace, and the contpli- mllent ...

... applause, which at the close amounted to a per- feet ovation. We haste never heard Mr Kennedy L to better advantage. His Flowers o'the Forest, and Young Raaf'¾51 -were especially fine ; the quaint humour of. the latter being given by him in a style ...

... ilotits and tapestries to be hung Do out ; flowers to fail ill showers, tind music to come upon all the wvinds of hetnven. Tile master of Italy Pa puts his foot into the geograiphical boot; and more- an over shows to the curiots-if sour-minded cy)nics can ...

... Trovelyan's Secretary, Mr Col- lier. This little list will show the real nature of pro- motion by Selection. REDUNDANT LIST (PUBLIC DEPARTMENTS).-A return, moved for by Mr Wilson, M.P, shows that the total number of persons on the redundant list of the ...

... AcADEbY ExAixA.&TioNs. -The official list of the names of the successful candi- dates at the exabjination recently held 't Chelsea Hospital'for acrnission .to the .Royal Academy, dt WoolwichjL~ces hig'aesb on the. list the name of W.o'lR. D e WOshi*,'Igh ...

... tention and diligence, be more fortunate tin. future, The Rev. Mr Bell spoke to the children, -they,' by three heartvycheers. showed their appreciation of the kindness of Admiral Bethune and this lady. CATTLE, SsEnEP, AND PIGS PUROse-A1ID)OR FRANCE. -In addition ...