... FARM MEMORAnNDUMS FOR SEPTflIBIR.v In choosing wheat seed, great stress is laid by p some farmers on selecting plump, well-fed grain, d as the most likely to produce a good sample.---a This does not always follow; nay, it never follows, rL mlnkss the soil be well adapted to the growth of al good wheat. If it ite an sedhowever a shriveled, would have served as well. we are aware of the ...

... E xstract of a lotter, dlted' I nverness, Friday evening- ge -e 'hegreiat contest nsici has excited so muclh interest ark in .nl parts of the kingdom, ha jest terminated; Mr an ?? Grent hls been re-elected. The friends of the sal . tao candidates asseadsled this mornming, and at 22 o'clock re- foe paired te the Corthlseo , where al i'm-nense croed hid t met, eager to be present at the ...

... 11OGRAPICAL SKETC11 OF THE LATE ,will. 'R HUSKISSON. illam -- - a , - irii sa acr L MIIHUSKISSON. Wia f n hhav rbat was-bosi- pe Londne about the yead it len1itn-ouetfaiy l le ?? twastadye :he iwgd s Hofevote, and- at an early sgtuh y to shdypesurtiand abst racs, wherehsndva nr f ?? hceld.Pe, posry ,xtesi I e kns tled E fish Emal -ssr .afte behirnsmel time in the house opf Lebrn, apothecary ...

... . . LORD BYRONT. I - . ? , - . . . - - ?? I--. I (kFROM OALT'S lIJ1'E tts THE i4ATIONAL LTBERARY.). _MAID:NLY MArNxUVasE.& --haid in the notes of my jorn~ri of the evening of that day's adventures, a memorandum of a curious ?? Athenian maiiidens .wliei ther be- cotheanxious to get husbands. On the first evening of the new Pin a plate whichli they loave at a particular spot on the east bank' of ...

... I __ REMOVAL OF M DE POLIGNAC. The newspapers hbve publislhed some anecdotes relating to the removal of the three Ministers, Perryonnet, Chantelauze, and Guernon Ranville. We subjbin some information regard- ing Wte rinoval of M. do Polignac. Mr. Th-5ldde Camp of General Lafayette, and M. Rou, Aid-de-Camp of the Minister of War, arrived at St. Lo, on the night of the 25th and 26th. After ...

... The Jury in this case assembled on the 16th of August, at the Gray's Inn Coffee House, to inquire into the sanitv of JolhnBrand, Esa. of Par- liamentnstreet, Westminster. The Commnissioners were Mr. Philliniore, Mr. Whitmarsh, and Mr. Blunt. Mr. Serjeant Taddy appeared in sup- port of the Commission, and Mr. Brand on his own behalf. Some matters of forcu occupied the first day, at the ...

... On Wednesday last a meeting took place on Usher's Quay, in Dublin, to celebrate the late events in France, the Marquis of Westmeath in the chair. Ilis lordship addressed the meeting at some length, and concluded by moving that the first resolution should be read, and submitted for their consideration. A letter from Mr. O'Connell was read, in which he eulogized the French people, and ...

... The Duke of Wellington arrived at Manchester on Saturday night about six o'clock. He merely changed horses in the town, and then proceeded to Eeaton-house, the seat of the Earl of Wil- ton. He returned to Manchester on Monday morning, about 12 o'clock, when he proceeded to visit the factory of Messrs. Sharpe and Co., engineers, and of Messrs. Birley, spinners, and paraded slowly through the ...

... -•'a v. LArrEsr INrrELI,IOENCJ. The King of the Netherlands has issued a proclamation, by which it appears that he is determined to fulfil the obligations which were imposed upon him by the constitution of the country, and to resist the menaces of a mob, whilst he expresses a perfect readiness, at whatever personal sacrifice, to concede, as far as ha is concerned, the just demands of the ...

... TuesdaN, Ambrose Lethbridce, Esq. who has been elected I Recorder of the city of Wclls, and John Lax, Esq. who leas been chosen one of the Masters of the Body Corporate of that city, were sworn into office. On Monday the Bath Troop of North Somerset Yco- manry Cavalry, commanded bity Capt. WIilkins, assembled for a field-day at Twerton. The Adjutant, B. L. Lye, Esq. expressed himself higlhly ...

... 0-be U. r9otol ;,iqytrturp_. TUESDA Y, Sjprxi~i%,MnR 28. Tu E accuLits from Prance are still regarded with much interest. . The thnid are not without their fiears, nor the factious without their hopes, that there are in emib) vo eventS as appalling in their a nalture, anti as subversive of flieedoin, as those which charac- terised the days of lRobespierre. For oui own parts, we partici- pate ...

... Ia Aidi qi tim London Miasionaoy Scky Esatb/iahcd 19.95. .fe igteenth Anniversary of' this institutinwshl dluring the last we ek. The religiousg services connected therewith commenced tin Sunday, Sept. 19,thand termninated Onl Fridhay, '24th. IOnl '1hursclay morning the Public Mectina~ was held In thle IEbenezer Chapel, Kingstret whnaineosad highly- respectable hotly of sublscribers and ...