... expeiience as a furmer will not ensure sucecss, Secing the diffevent degrees of fertility in land, of eynal nateral strength-—looking to the fertility of the land where it is cultivated by farmers havieg the advantage of personal experience ouly, you will ...

... Majesty’s) ‘vnnl-nl&ull.my sickly state. The Bombay Governmeut was sending troops Lo Scinde, in expectation of the Bengal armies being required in the north. The news from ‘l‘abd is confuscd and cootradictory. Dost Mahommed, it appears, finds it more ...

... will I sigocd my vame. | was u:fltlkd to sign it, and because | was afraid, for the British Ameriean subjeets residing on my land, in case of hostilitics, would have been indiscriminately mussacred ; no regard would have heen paid to parties, “This is the ...

... of W aent deeay, polishes and preserves the Enamel, subistituting for '3 e el B, st ol A 4B - e diseubonr amd the aspeet .A“-:rmy. e vt pure and pearl-like whiteness . while, fram its veis and disnfecting qualities, it @ives sweetness ancd pertume to the ...

... Townsend, of Newnham. Ploughing Prizes.—Theee pounds to the son of & member of this Association, who shall plough balf an-nere of land in the best manner, with three hovses, awarded to Henry Hewitt, son of Mr. Hewitt, of Clifton — T'wo nds to the wext best, ...

... (Bodaly & Co.) Lot 7. A PLECE of freehold ARABLE LAND, situate in Flag Fen, contaizing 3k, 300, in the cecupation of Mr. Wleat, and abatting on the Sheep Walk and Storey’s Bar Rowl. Lot 5. A PIECE of ARABLE LAND, in the occapation of Messrs, Slacher and Blea® ...

... TIMBER, THICK | Also, all that Close of exeeedingly rich PASTURE LAND, And notice is hereby further given, that the Trustees Do STUFF, PRANK AND TREENAILS, enlled the “ Livrie INN-LANDs,” cluse adjoining the Town present at this Meeting will proceed ...

... from wy tenant’s at Lobb Farm, | saw a drooken man ill-treatiog & woman. 1 ieterfered for her protection ; for my belng a clergyman did not prevent my acting with humaaity towads & woman uoder such eireumstances. The man told me | might be d-d; what was ...

... Genoral Graham Joned the army Cunder the Duke of Wellington ; but from ill heuth was l obliged o revisit Eagland for a short period. Early in 1513, however, he returcd to the Pevinsula, sad commanded the | left wing of the British army at the ever-memorable ...

... having 'flvhuly prepared by the Rev. W. Kassell, and faraished & copy of the marriage ceremony . Woman burned to Death.—On Monday night week, an old woman upwards of 70 years of age, was burned to death wnder the moid-l circumstances, in Sheppard’s-court ...

... officer of the army, near Ambussos, was arrested oo Tuesday night in *h.e commune of Montrogue. This man, whose real uame is Grabat, formed a plan, in coo- Jjunction with bis wife, to extort moocy from passengers on toe high road. The woman, who was young ...

... is the return made by the people of England, o rather, 1 woull belicve, by a few wdividuals, to the gallant Candabar army, that army which was for so long a time neglected, but which never. theless nobly apheld our national honour, and during a period ...