... the Feathered W'orLd. and the defendant was a prominent pigeon breeder and judge. A queation arose as to whether it was not faking a bird by taking one or two feathers out of its tail, and in the result an action for libel was brought. The de'endant also ...

... in open fields, end ehere is no esoasn wty the seeds should. not be auso in esuny sites in tue open ground. in gardens. They fake some little time to germinae, and even if they push through the around before cold. nights are past, the teadlines can be madoily ...

... her sincritiy and estniess wie cannot but lamient' tha angr, illogical words e hers, should find. thesr weylno print,. She exposes heirelf toS .the idicule which the shallow and the vain have longsought.to heap upon illetal active women. Happily, she has ...

... pointed out Holding; hut hie did not offer to have his house aearched. He asked Campbell if he had not received about twenty-fake reams ot paper in all of Holding, to which he replied, Lord bless your soulno! not more than twventy-five quires. MAir. ...

... pretends to | disulge what has taken Ilace in the councils of ihe emperor. The rtcceuct given by the Irdrgpeedei7ce ?? is entirely fake. ta,'Y. -The Italian parliament was re opened on 1I edresday. In ibe chamber of deputies, Baron Ritasolis president of the ...

... no matter how much of the tuber be re- moved, so the collar and body reunaln. Dihias are safes when potted than they are exposed. 'GARDEN GW9I2. JACK AND TnE BD*N STALK are HuSmg into the shade by a new Devonshire -raspberry. ' The canes grow ten or ...

... e .ran of hllhs in 'the 'endeaa-rou'r-ht oainfank the: enamy.- 'Wihilbworkin' round he left flank -the m~ounted men wele exposed to a-hea'vy, fire, th'eliber slcd~lli~nA be~zn'g 'rviy, afccuratse. -Tne Bbersa 'did - not' open lfiire until oubinfantr'y ...

... in scring thenaway hbetimes is to limit such soil washing, and lieep loom varmcr by and bye tha they t wou d hb il fully exposed. HorsE LLse 'PDERs FLAnsTs as soon as possible, or place them under temporary pro- vection until a sharp frost is imLmiinent ...

... rebellion' '-by 'the aid'. and- encouragement *ev;e~y, .sie'.rebels. -. 'lhor, -'the present5 however,' it would. beenough to expose iBritish; cicountibility' ;. hbe. question of'the repara. 'tion tobe offered or. aceptedwas ?? fur- ther-oonsidera'tion-; ...

... which he attacked the Cabinet ofthe I 5th of April-the Mole administration. The Cabinet of April 15th had been acseped of exposing the Throne, but it had not done so so much as the present Cabinet. Notwithstanding the asupport the Cabinet received from ...

... glass, springing them os- casionimly overhead. MaLATSON ?? may now be peopa- gated by layering convenilntly-piaced shoots. 'fake cirs not to osnsintain themn in too close structures, or nudely shaded, even though, being in bloom, they are wanted for display ...

... crowns of the plants well uP uco the surface. 'lien stand upon planks or lahes, beside a walk:, or is othar situation folly exposed to all day SUn- shiae; give a thorough root soaking, and nevel afterwardE ?? the soil in the pats to become too arye.1o ;3re-o ...