... ora ?? ;s9 ICA LENI DARy &C. FOR JANUIRY. In'e this month uncover the roots of trees, and cover I vviih.dun g. the roots of new plaited tres, to preveig the I frlot from injuring them. Cut all the dead branches off I fiuit trees. Plant quicksets; and cleanse trees from moss. Sow cresses, mustard, radisii, lettuce, and other small herbs, In warm rich soil, and good oiuth aspects. Give air, ...

... variftio. - I nee, Dietress of the Poor.-The committee appointed to visit the ith poor have found, on inspection, that the condition of the poor rpm weavers is exceedingly distressing-more particularly with re- hsto spect to bedding and raitect. This result of the visiting com. hS' mittee's investigation was biade known at the committee meet. I ing on Thursday last, and it was in consequence ...

... EXECUj~ioN. ?? athe cold weather, at an early hour ite 'morning a vast assemblage of persons was col- lected around the scaffold in ?? Bailey, to.see the r extreme sentence of tel four foleiont the law carried i.nto- effect upon the t four folwing ?? Maynard, aged 36,who was con1victe, at the last September Sessons of baving X uttered a forged order upon the Custom.house; 'Wailiant Newitt, ...

... WARD OF PORUTSOKEN. Yesterda-y thre inhabitantS of' the N~ ard of Por-tsoken, the ternri ofMr.Michalre Sijirit', miet at dinner' t th e Bu ll Inn, Aidg~ate, to celebrate tihe return of tilit genitlemana to tihe Corinrion Council. About ?? a Clock tire ?? sat il0owir toIvov? o d dinnrl-r iljsintC Chair-. .After the Whi~h Wt., (1-1111k ith ?? )u k of Cla- rencu and tire rest of the RvlFainrily ...

... LONTDON-Al ONDAY, DECEMBEI? 28. Dispatches from Sir C. Bagot. our Am!assador at the Hague, 1were received atithe Foreign Office on Sa- tturday morning. About. one-in the afternoon a number. of the Cabinet Mfiinisters assembled at the Foreign Ofice, itijdiing the Duke of W'ellington, Mr. Secretary Peel, Sir G. AMirav, anid the Eatl of Aberdeen. The Ministers remnainied in conference together at ...

... I c o ?? P i i ?? adis o i eevtt .fassy Dwaoe, :Bg,-M2vforCloname^,O -ioe e1'ectors of thi.ounty-' 'Tmer JkadvAW etaig I . ,fi~e nd~re of. Liouteppt 'is. a ;readJ; -lWere t;l pqblic. ~a4 wse s4 o s~ thie ?? tastebf ArohAgng ?? i Nb`iaai baid li oi s(b6 rtha iftr DawSe 4ei ;rivatelietla Fd - SY ?? 1 .9'f high. cotarasite, ' at~t and p oc,. Gtions r nqr~ qa fw asity psss pr~ensons~loXS¢ , ?? of, ...

... Captain Lord Wm. Paget, M. P., arrived at Portsmouth on Tuesday afternoon, and immediately commissioned the North Star, 28 guns, fdr the West India'station. Lieuts, Buckle and Bolton are appointed to her. PORTSMOUTH, DEC. 26.-His Majesty's sloop Espiegle, Commander R. Elliott, arrived on Wednesday at Plymouth. with 500,000 dollars on board, having left Cuba on the 16th ult. The Arachne sailed ...

... B ILLY kBYACH, JuN. and Co. ANSWERS TO THE CO;DRUMS IN OUR LAST. 1. (Bn a Soinersetsfeire Man.) Because they do not Go in- side. (Coincide.) . Fowl in pieces. (Fowling pieces.) 3 It is an air-hole light. (Adcolito.) 4. On Chat-moss. 5. Rue. (ire you he?) ( b. Metaphysician. (Met a physician.) NEW CONUNDRUMS. 7. Why is an affectionate husband who has lost his wife like a man who ias lost his ...

... AGRICULTURAL DISTRESS-RIOTOUS MlOVEMENTS IN ENGLAND 1 . . .. ?? . Norwich is in a very disturbed state, a Mr. Sprinjall, a manufacturer, has been shot, and lies in a very hopeless l state. Some troops of cavalry have arrived. Alarming symptoms have MnR1ifested themselves in Buck- inghamshire; a riotous movement awonyst the Cyriukutaral labourers. A requisition for a county meeting will shortly ...

... . I We are promised in the Waterforad Aronwce, uuu this morning, the address of an independent candi- date to the electors of this county. Thus, at length, is there a likelihood of the oft-repeated call of the Freeman's Journal being answered. - Never have we appealed to the spirit of patriotism and to the sense of honour with a keener impatience, than while urging this procedure on the part ...

... TO THE PEOPLE OF THEi COUNTY OF I . I I LIMERICKi FaLtOv\ COUNTRYMEN-I hope you wilt not ueiuli presumptive in addressing you. on the subject of the approach- ing election. I have, I think, a claim upon your attention, pimply because of my ardent anxiety to promote your interests, and to secure the permanent prosperity and liberty of our country, by placing-thetin on the only solid basis of ...

... Ij -A ?? 1, ?? ? 1'. ; ? t e 5i t ?- 1, ?? ?, c , ?f:4 t.M . ? . & ?? I 4 , I ? - !. Mary Ann, M'Leod, for this port, put back to Cardiff21st So! 0' ninalo. nearly full of seater. Cargo discharging in a daranged Go 1, state. n l ftcse, Williams, from., Lonrionderry for this port, put intos - e'sume.rbt, leakv, having groundedc on the Carsserem., nestr s e Pries! holzt Island. ur s Nimsrod, ...