... D O: DOCTOR' DOYLE. (Concludedfjem page 349,) Toftbe worthy Prelate who thus, in the 19th century, drelds Papal molestation, mig-ht be repeated What Was said by Doctor Samuel Johnson sixty years ago- That a man. Who would theu feel a dread of the power of the 'pope, would'have cried out fire at the time of the Deluge.' Bt though at preseut, and for-a century aud a half past, the Catholics ...

... DIYKE OF NEWCISTLE'S LETTER. ! 1, AT first, intended.to give a regular answer. to this publication; but 1 have taken quite sufficient notice of it in the foregoing address tai the People of Kent; and to use his own Duke-like-phrase- ology, the -fellow '7 was hardly worthy of that; far the letter is, taken altogether one of the most stupid, as well as one of the most impudent things, that ...

... Tnn following letter has been pub- lished in the London. newspapers; but it is necessary that 1 repeat the public catiton here. To the Editor of The AMo[rninzg Herald. Barn-Rim Farm, Surre#, Sep. 26. SiR-I troubled you the other day with the iusertion of an intimation to farmers, that they might come to nmy-farm tomiew -my crop till, the 7th of Octoberr Upon reflecting upon this matter since, ...

... 4They-are ali tarred witih the same bruih SPEcn OF MAIDSTOAN WATCHMAKRS-, is16 -a . D X, hi M . f? ?? . 2 ?? 11 THEft M KE j I subje* ;; of ik .tp- odekia : e| .iw of ctk~ XioU7LI; . -Bar ?? Farm; 59tk g$ptb, i928. My Fa~i ;nS, .^a A ?? ?? has been'called& by t eier assemble oniPenenden' H1eath,:ion Fra te24th of-Otber,0 at4hiclpla-?ejlA tin e I shall the .distin-,ise chautr ~whicb~ be: ...

... AMER[CAN TREES AND SEEDS-| THE Trees that I shall have for sale this year are as follows: FOREST-TiEES. LocusTs.-7s. a, 'hundred.-They are two' years old; or, rather, a year and, a half: They were sowed in. May 1827, and transplanted in May 1828. Some of them are now more than se- ven fret higA; some not more than four or five, and a few not more than three or four. They now form a ...

... To tbe E fditort of the MoRximG Ifs- iiLD, the MORxNIG tblHRONiCLE, the STANDARD, the GLOBE, the NVPw TIUES, And the ST. JAkES'S CHRONXtLE. GOBBE;TT'S CORN. ,, B ?? Farf, 4th Oct. 1828. SIR ,'LAmongst the thousandsf per- sobs who have viewed my fieldtf seorn, it is very prrbable that you have been e 3if lthis be the case, and if you have bee-d it Barn-1EI within these ten days, your ?? eyes ...

... AMERICAN TABEO AND SEEDS. Tas Trees that I shall have for salo this year ar-, ;s follows: FOR98TTREES. a Iundred..-They are two years old; or, rather, a year and a -half. They were sowed in May 1i27, and transplanted In May 1828. Some of them are aio*w more than se- ven feet hih; ; some not more than four o6 five, and-a few not more than three or four. They now form a ?? in my ground at ...

... S We have gai'led, then (by the war against France), a rank and- authority inEurope,- which, for the life of the longest liver of those who, now hear me, must place this country.upon an eminence which no possible: reverses can shake. We have gained, or rathe'r we have recovered;, a splendour 'of military glory which places us by the side of the greatest military- nations in the world. The ...

... THE MOST INSOLENT OF ALL_ THE INSOLENT THINGS That have ever been uttered in te face of the most deluded and most choused niation upon the face of the'earth'. That is to say, FATHER GALLO- w.Y's (a Member of the City of London Parliament I) scheme for SILAUTGHTERING OXEN BY STEAM. My readers have, thought me joling upon this friend of BURDETT; hut 1 have been quite serious; and that I ...

... TiE following Dedication will speak for itself when the reader shall have read, the title of the book and the re- marks which are subjoined. DEDICATION, By rilliam Cobbett, the Publisiter. TO THE a SOCIETY OF FRIENDS. QUAKERS, I have, in the above address, given you the appellation which you have chosen to give yourselves, and under the cover! of which, you have so long carried on a most ...

... KENT CPU-MTY MEETING. I I BEFORE expressed my intention of being at MAIDSTONE Oil Thursday the 23d October, and to take with me a specimen of my Indian Corn, for the purpose. of showing it to the farmers Of KENT. I have now settled on the house which I shall go to; namely, the NEw MinTRr TAVERN, kept by Mr SPENCER, where I intend to dine, and where I shall be glad to meet such farmers, and ...

... ' . ' I Wait a youpg wan from 18 to* 18 nyeats ot age, as a sort of Jhrmi7n and: qqwrdeninqitndAursery-wes+APPREN- TICE. The caseis this: my farm -i8 taken care o by iny only surnving -bro- themr, w .has l been either jardener -or farnier~al1 his 3ite time, andwhQ, thev&h he is only thirteen months older than I ant, if ni able to mnove about so quiekty, 1rom place to place, as is iecessaiy- in ...