... . To OxESTRfY RATS.-Ground cork fried in-grease attracts and destroys rats; premnisis where this preparation is laid, will speedily be deserted by the vermin. To CoPY INscnRITIoNs.-Take.a sheet of tissue paper, hold it against or lay it on a brass or stone, over the inscription; then take a rubber of list and wash leather, in alternate layers, rolled up to.about an inch in diameter; dip the ...

... NORT}IERN EXPEDITION. y ~ ~ ~ -F That intrepid discoverer, Capt. Franlilinj arrived a r at Liveipool with his fellow-traveller, Dr. Richard- el son, bo thec Janies Cropper, on Wednesday last,froin t r New X~or , and on the following day set oif for t London. The rest of the, party, under C'apt. B:ck, t t and Licut Kendall, were to return by the Hudson hi Bay Company's ships, and may be daily ...

... o O u readers must le aware f onue report, thouge, this s ties first opportunity we leave had of callinlg their attention to the important fart, that the mainisterial arran-gemnents, which wer crtertr in a . disordered state, in consonqucnc of 'the launeitted .llisess of t the Earl of LivancnOOu, and the subse- ;quent death of, Mr, CAsNcNo, are at aiientbcom- pletet ; aed as a g reat ...

... Tile extract the follon-png ercellent story, fromt an q article, entitled, ' Recollections of Tarkey, that, appeared in a recent uie}stlr of the ?? AifoldhI4 f i Margazine. i ' AN Italian, named Restorini, who had been s - bhfo centanto to a theatre formerly existing at Pera, N I being driven to his wit.s' ends for means, of sup- _s porting existence, pitched upon an expedient, the I f ...

... THE JOYS AND (e OF AN EDIT- O-. 'TEIE JOYS AND G'RIEFS OF AN.EDITOR. ?? n What a piece of work, exclains Shaleepearo, an I is a man ! Hf our immortal bard had been the. 3cditor of a newspaper, (thei-e were none in his day. however,) he would surely have exclaimedA' What a piece of work is an editor ! A-n editor is, cer- I tainlV, a wonderful being. His duties are arduous I and hifficult. ...

... E LECrIONS OF M IGTSTRATES. Calans vN..Tle ?? of Bailiffs, for thle l~oroug'li of (:arnlU'v~fl, for thc cnsning year, tnok~ place at~ thec (Ani~ldlhaU, nn Slatisday, the 29th nltf .,g before tblc bolr of meetinlg, the towin was in a coni)1dite st~atc ,,f agitsitio~l, miii wheis the time af clec~tioni arrived, theC kiall w~as ciuudled alillost to ?? uplon the opening; of thie Court., in ?? Uned ...

... 1l1ITS FOR AGRICUL MUIUSTS IN WALES. I Tim: following hints are - the result of careful observation on the basis of twventy-five years' ex- pericnce, fifteen of which have been in the Princi- ~alitv, where the following management has been ?? with success, viz. by certain changes in the mode of cultivation, such as the use of fallow crops, instead of fallows (there is a great difibrence in a ...

... WVELSII SCENERY. (Extract from the Diary of a Tourist.) Wit left Liverpool on Saturday morning for Ecassmaris, where we arrived in the even'ng by 'the steam packet, after a most delightfal sail oi et ht hours; hi going from Liverpool to Beau- maris, two years ago, we were able to coast it all the way ; but on this occasion, it being; to speak seientifcalli, neap. tsle, we were obliged to go ...

... Wi. A: Y O T .HE PRESS -WHImLIBERTY OF THE PRESS, Mr. Charles Phillips has done hihhself more credit by his.spedcli'at ?? last week, thaij: by all the orations'hiith he has. brought together in lasspublished volumes. At the last election in that town, two wligi amembers, Messrs. Monk and Palmer, succeeded, after some most singular mna- nonuvres,.as perhaps ourtieaders may remenhber; and the ...

... I ?? 4 87 *FniE-ur r hi~ di ofut on- ~iu-d,8 vele ?? in 5,1010ii CtbcieIl to;:1b setiddes at Cairdeil t( Flail, (thle sjilendid residenicd of 111.l-nrsrol LeechO, ti lisq[.) and after burniing thcrachts- and ?? f~ froml end to efldl I adi t rgessibrtn four beaultifsl hufnterS, it xx a~ocfe!tui Lily got under wvithout doinim far ther injuri ClIiiiriia, Dei BIE)xDOCE-'L-Th ceremony Of Ilay- ilug ...

... TILE NORTH WALES CHRONICLE. Thc following Conversation bctween the Editor of hle Nrrith 1idhues Chro-oicic, and two friends to the s talths lmiihitN wisoi w e shall desi nate Messrs. A. and B. wye ffci'ourselves justified in reporting, ass it will shew our Cambrian frinds what. anxi- ety is manif:sted in this city for the success of our Uonderitaking, as well as the kindness of our friendis n ...

... rtlrcart fioms it notice of Mr. T13conaparte's Occcjthcs- lgren)iltaiced inL the ofzhscutic (i i/c Ae01 lite-, ,Imc ,c'fef- etn TI'hc author dwells at inith length Oil thle u'e- scription (f the wvild rtuiikey. He asserts nalnfullytr tthe original claim At' Anmerica tQ this bird. Tie first accountttof;l he da\ys; ovax 'i:riltet ln S1*26; by Oreido, in his THistoiy of thle Vest Indies.- it was ...