... ' CITESTER AUTUMN MEETING, IBJ9. )i: THE: IIE ON. F., M.L1. MOSTYN,-MP. *d . J.-S. DRINIALD, ESQ. ;18 CLEIUC Or THE Cour'ne.-Mr. E. W1, TOPilAM2 1- JuDsa-Mr. t-OS, WllrE,'os NA i¢tcaar Ct TuUtTIDAY, SUPTtUBER Y27; . l k ta A Free FHandicap Stakes of 10 sovs each . J'ft, tvittih S° e, save added by the Proprietors of the Dee St nda.-1 a- Vinners after the puclication of the we ightdsextt52-l n ...

... NISCELLANEOUS. ?? - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - lOVIaG ELOQUENCE.-A gentleman observed upon to an i differelt pleader at the bar, the other day, that he Bp was ?? most affecting orator ho ever heard; for he an never attempted it speak but he excited generally pity. nu ME, BlnIOGT, M.P.-Thisgentlemanreturned from th Ireland on Monday, having occupied upwards of a or month ina tour of ...

... A FEWV NjO1UE PAGES FROM TILE UN - PUBLISHED NARRJlATIVE OF A SOLDIEII. I I'l nrrt - - lT ITh ltf (V- V I IJY 'TIlE OLD 1IALMIiitDIEli, (NO. XI-) The first rocket discharged, (and it was the only time I ever witnessed the terrific power of this dreadiul missile), went over thle rooflof the house, and into that of ono of the out-houses, which was almost instantly on fire. The next welnt through ...

... THE IIAUNTED PILLOW OF PARLIA- -AENT., (From Punch,) To Mr. Punch, Sir,-Now that the horrid Parliament--thank goodness ! is over, do pray, Mr. Pu1inch, endeavour, during the vacation, to A persuade those ministers to manage better for the future; so that the next session shall not be so dreadfully long as this has been. Such another will be the death of Mr. Burgess, and if there is t any ...

... A WJELSIDMAN, Tl-IE ORIGINAL DIS- COVEREIR OF AMERICA. From a Paper read by Professor Elton, 1 On co the Anttic olumbian discoveries of Amierica, at th thle meeting of the British Association ait Swacii TI sea ?? It would be injustice to the 'Principality of W:11CS to clos!e thii ?? without alludin)g to IC the ?? discovery, of' America by P'rince Maduet in, the twelfth century. Respecting ...

... HORTICULTURE, In Plantingand pruning, draining and groundwork of every kind, ought to be carried on vigorously IC while such weather holds, even to the partial neglect C of other matters, which can be mole easily managed I when the state of the weather or the surface will not admit of groundwork operations. One of our car- 9 respondents, W. C., is anxious to know whether his mulberry tree of ...

... VARIE TIES. illt. liat'rY tJIIIaI.-Aye, she is a lltippy ?? k Wi.t ber lir-it loulis and buoyant splilts. ?? in andi d .y out sihc hit' so itithiig to do, and she takes hold of avork as I sR8! did mitt fear to soil her hands or dirty her ispron. SnlCh h iiiS we love and respect wherever we fi.)d tie m- ill a p '1ce or ai hovel. Alwvays pleosunt sod al onyi kind, tilh)e tiver tur i up1 their ...

... 1-HURRICANE AT NENNFlOUNDLAND. good The followiniga tint of the severe hurricane with which the island of Newfloundland hals beenl n in recently visited is Printed frot it letter received ta .- by tile B~ishop 0± Newf'otndiland, immediately talalter his lordship's arrival in England. Rectory, St. John's, St. Mathevv's-day, 1846. M Ay dear Lord B~ishoep,-You know how fine bili- adayi v tile a ...

... AGR1C:U'-l!'1:1l ?? Im PRE:SERVATION or, Siva tsI ' tni irs -I Lth read illnd tjied c-ety mebud, l lievc til, J) s be; i stiggesied as to tilc ?? t ?? Swtd: ;1 (td IturtIp ?? taken up pre I iolt to thW ils I hI tieier been quite stiiil, as, wiothelr ny I etc a plahced Writh at good dcal of trouble iintdl I ?? ili loi ' Piles, and toveled %i l at a' or ci rat ijivat l;- v ii, ir xtt iuround ...

... TH{E APPR{EHI ENDED FbAMIN E-Fo UM 0 1 PUBLIC PRltAYER. llis Grace the Archibishiop of Canterbury, agrec- ably to the order of 1'Pivy Council, has issued the following form of prayer to Alnigh1tv 6od for relief lfotin the dtaloath andl scarcity now existing in parts of thc United Kingdom, owing to the faiilure of soein of the crops of thie present -car. To be read in all churches and chapels ...

... (CHOILERA. T1iio- following appalling account of the hiavoc 1110d bv chide jOIL am-iong Oa r brace troopls, and1 til cowiitry peoplei at Ku rizreliie, is takenr fruom tile .1 ?? 17wsilil T110 ntobc eur1dutl1 0±ftOliLIhoidth -Iis olors.to their Comirades who wvere SmitteniI by3 tile j)00 t i!Cuuu? is ?? to 111111 hg, ojitd 111itkUS us6 fool Prlouid tilwt hI 10 yl 0) ii and It ?? HIC1i woio Br i ...

... AN ATTE2MPI' Al' TLA :hL;AaIIlNG ).E '1' l( Q S 1?EF' (I' I-V E7 LI. N As SI B3Y 15 11ILLA WYATT. ea he Ci I ron iit cf thc i8t/,. ,f q)oroat for, N i\l l y iglylt ciddiorltg o arnotylch % y Wyddel, flea t Na ' r~a Ct-c duf any uya y dill U'r Wa ii (ii*th : it is Mala hya V1l thyt Tith:;u'rI vVmnialdti y Elr):f, th !l lo A Mlyfyri r ivy fo inot' ydd snll daIrnat, t itiwyihi. Qc if i ...