... : A I.AGUJTU, . .: o MDAtNU~IES. - ;l; J It has beens a' nft ?? practice'- to -raise turnip *ith'b'iea only', anrdiihaviug the-d'u'ng in' a ?? state, t'o 'pp1y'li for net. *bite crop. Ib, reeult, a&iwiht be ;expected, has beeabighly.. cw.on Sducive tci iraiseaigood crop of barle'y or oats,, Sp the graij has been bettered in a similar proportion. Others have danged- for .turnips, aud repeatdc ...

... . GRINDING TII POOR.8: 'o,'ralsesionae '(for ate* mutba snehre ag~it~qie the isA en'we . : ?? sung j dm. g,uis,; tron .d H nait' perfect a Md wickldly fals a'ster!- antoion Of'LOrdEBiDOYGH t thit.,t'6orl'no4pre. 3to:.pteri ht to relief, 'T i*iebdowieravr it ro'v ?? , provqat eai Ihclsehod tiatoe ad'utr'eda i above;,8 i and tas withitl, 'the faisehaedtis colithin is the state. bled ' ?? MetT ...

... ?? QUE N.! FORMALIT~S.OIGAVED' ~AT- THE: FER1SY1TS' OF N ER';PSfET ':Thie universal gladt'iesl of this greatinatiunoi'16i-h'ol. at 6longer a matter of: dou~bt~thather Mijestyis u 'a AS '~way-likely, to realise the -hopes of all 6herloyail CAub :Iw tcession tobeisrrelevant,'it ali .tportantevent, to notalc:thanuuhi6 iet w of the birth, of ?? Prince of, I'i Wales.Aottoocok2.t~.n~igo ~Tesday, ...

... e TumE ROPErMAKERG or PORTSMOUTH I- r DOOK.-YARD. e ?? following Memorial of the. hired Rope. makers of Portsmouth Dock-yard, has just been e; forearded to the Lords of the Admiralty:_ d Sieeweth, That most of your Lordships' memo. D rialists are men with a 'family, and, that although *t they all perform the same work as the established If Ropemsakers of the Dock-yard, yet they-receive no pay ...

... 3KG-IMID. _YiQ PI, . -:,R a 3 EI:afxi. - ! i. 'b M1e 4 by, ?? ;X. .s4FBLLW.COllNr^EN1ji cutogafJvry- li men iekhlblteh gbcoming. atatt'o1 humnan rilaoc. !;|Mi swen aw daot *0: Ut*t. X a ,oth~fl the ;vP- * tozettih, H ?? ,O5ansIaItiruded t .q Wmpaby long ?? peha s aispd.tepffesgs ?? deredinai K'l ne .tor liblJ- pas fr Heaven'Icnowa wha o~f- p,.Uj te ^s1b'*tt 'tf~yha~v e'ne bv -4tob of the law ; ...

... T I ran.Rt f l - -A he | HOUSE OF2COHMO.NS*BDXEsDAT. f. 1 The House of Cmmo01nsm set for the first time after the r.t ecess .. TOMLINE took the oaths Sad- he liistat hr Sudry -M t albeir of. petitiouk h bad been prteted- . Mr. U PTRE gave notice | thatlike the 2ad instant, he would move, that after tt i the present vead no gat of gulic mone, Should be te sa i to the MolMa Catholic Uiege of ...

... U51OMTksRRE lu CARLISI.E. - I - I ?? . . ~ . (Frons a Carreopondent of the Nertihan Star, and Northern . Liborator.): As soon as the news reachedl 4ere of the acquittatloE .James rondtorre O'Brien and others, at N;ewcstle, an ,invitation Was sent to that gentleman to visitthi plane; for the purpose of addressing the people. To'thii'Mr. O'Brien kindly consented, and the theatre wai*taken for ...

... ?? fill On. Saturday a petition was got up in this city, pray. ad ing her Majesty to commute the capital punishment no upon Frost, Williams, and Jones, and was to be sent off tie by.Sunday's post for presentation, before Mr. Godson *te brought forward his promised motion on Monday night; r,) but, in consequence of' the newvs arriving that that ob. Yur ject had already been attained, the ...

... OAaLZ&MuMT}Amv sUrMARV. irs HOUSE OF LORDS-MoCiiio&Y, ~Mr. Bernal and tithei members bronglit up from thle Cbns- mons the Consolidated Fund (8,000,000!.) Bill, which 'Was0 In read a first time. The Duke of BUCKINGHAM pregsented 120 petitions against any alteration, in the corn laws. !The several pet.. 1I tions presented were enumerated by the noble duke. *. ., The Dnke of RICH-IM0ND presented ...

... THE CRUEL SYSTEM OF FEMALE EDUCATION, AND IN Z-NQUZTZS, ..pRAOLD ?? , COHOOL _ CIew -- .- ?? ,, ch are The object nid the victim of a brutal sen- u ~ie galjy,' 'says Lady organ, in her new book oC05- pon VWomanj, ¢ her lif passes n hUiinliti6 1 tlons.a reatriction,' and. debasing ignorsmce; wile her a ejare' deathl is- not, unusually an act: of 'murderous'i B,:no violence, or of ...

... At the weekly meeting of the above association, hel on Sunday last, the 26th inst., at the rooms of the Trades Hall, Abbey-street, Bethnwl-green, the following reso- lution moved by Mr. Goulding, and seconded by Mr. Edmunds, was unanimously carried Resolved :- That this meeting seeing that as on the one baed the government do all in their power to perse- cute our friend Major Beniowski, so on ...

... |U3 GOVARUaW3WT DOOKl-YA3DS. AN ADDRESS TO THE ARTIZANS AND , MECHANICS OF PORTSMOUTH DOCK- YAPD. U BROT'HRR TOWNSMEN AND FELLOW-COUNTRYMEN, -I claim your attention. I earnestly solicit you to use your slumbering reason, and awake from .your-apathy,-an apathy which, if indulged in, 3 will be to the injury of yourselves, your children, and your countrymen, inasmuch as it will lead our rulers, ...