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... ' DAD BOOK-MAKING. . - Ix the Penendem ilalt Register,. (uated5. (October, in which t curried the hide of the editor of the 0lkzzomiclej I had to answer lhis charge of having got mny living by much bad book-maidny; and ,,took that occasion of observing oii m, wlbat I called, matchless book on tree-planting, called Lhe WooD- >LANDS.` A gentlemian in Nporfolk, in consequence of having read ...
... I HAVE sent off the REPORT of the Agricultural Committee to the President of the United States, along with some other things, and I shall write him one more letter, which I shall publish in my next Register. I sent my package to NEW Yourt by the ship SAMUEL RO-- BERTSON, Captain GRISWOLD. The letter, which I insert below, comes from a most respectable English farmer, whom I know very well. He ...
... LONVDON hJOSPIT.A .rLrCTTON OF AN ASSIST- f ANl SUIRgEV- SIR AN'HOZN\y GIRLISLE. TO THE EDITOR OF THiE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-I haVe read with srme amusement an election advertise- mnent signed Anthony Carliele,' in which a writer who assumnen tbat siom! dri g9?tre contends tmt ytlu 1t alI in' zpr'rlence nre hest qJualihcficr'is for tue (ffice (t Si nts itant rtzerOn of' a Inr hospital. Why ...
... MEHR M[ORNINT1.\G CHR ONICLE. LONDON: C FRIDAV3, AIOf'EMIIE'i 22, 1833. c Thle last intelligence from Van Diemian's Land affords a striking evidence of the neresscty of conducting emigration s on some wvell-understood principle. It appears from the Hobart Tfown paiers that numero-os emigrantz had arrive t by the la. two nC three ve-sels, e;pccially the Strathfeldksay from Dublin, who were ...
... During these last mix mounhs, considerable agitation hasi heeo felt alriong both wasters and Journeymen belonging to the Staf- fordshlre potteries, owing to an organized attempt by the latter to obtain an advance of wages, as well as, at the sarne time, to abolish the lifamous truck system, which has so long and griev. ously prevailed In the county of Stafford, and whict has been the mieans of ...
... IH.E M1ORA JAVG GIIR(AICLE. 1. ON DON: TUESDAY, ZNVE1UJ3ER J19, 1833. tl, I'wen(,l I'a-le. Ie tite aatelod s ittle peeilic iic- oIrn F1o~ s0:^CI Pll('l, 1 tk klah(lc (11C :d'Illd US litl te ltS (if - rio -fation, ~Utv C1e 1011 fil to proIlAC LIlC iiII) J)IiL(iII UIP SA i -- 111r.1) 1iuinabile to iot~C hueal attint lis 0Pi0i1eiltS, ll(l tlit Ciarlisn is on tbe a0cell(laiit ill th1c n1orth of ...
... IIAB CJIURCI. Tfhe Rev. William Turner, M.A., Prebendary of Chichester, has been pretented by the Lerd Chancellor to the Rectory of New Fluhbourne, vacant by the death of the Rev. Dr. Wetherell. The Rev. Mr. West bas left St. Mary's, Hastings, for a living at Winchelsea; the Rev. Mr. Charlton, the Curate of Winchelsea, takes hlis place in Ha tin1oe. The Rev. Charles Gr~ffith, of Llandygwydd, ...
... FRENCH PAPERS, The Indicateur of Bordeaux of the l5th instant, which has reached us by express, contains the following extract of a letter of thc I .3th from Bayonne:- I am enabled to state positively that the Carlists have entered Irun. Our autho- rities received this intelligence early yesterday morning. It appears that at six in the afternoon of the I Ith, about fifty men, completely armed ...
... IRELAAD. fULN NO\'. 19 _Thecre is I( nl eces~ai'v~ ci'onect irII !iitweeii Popery andl Repeal, lint their comubinlation i~s fully Qstablirheld here, for althoulgh sOlilo fe W cattuerdPrt anlts miv- frims IpiqP1 join thle liulcallrs (ais your Tforie, do' the Ratdicalcs), still the ProtcdAantis of every~ delliiomiuitioil bhrall ag-itation, andi cling to Eng-land a ithint rI guard ian. 0A ...
... LETTER UT. TO THE PRESIDENT OF T[HE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. London, Novemnber 28, 1833. Sms,-By Captain GRISWOLD, of the Ship SAMUEL R111BERTSON, I did myself the honour to send you, a few days ago, the following books: 1. The report (as published by order of the House of Commons) of the Select Committee appointed to in- quire into the state of agriculture, and of the persons emploved there- ...
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... THB WINDSOR AND ,O2VDONV RAJLLWAY, It Is very reniarkablo, that the saga Of SUeceSn of the Manches ter and tlvtrpool Ralllma has hitherto produced so few Iitste tions. Yet vie think It past a doiub, that it will beget many Ialita- tunw, which will v e failures. We ehail not disguise our conviction that e raiiyeay frunm Wln dsor to Lond^D n ever c.uld pay its ex- peaces, Ihc pasteniers by the ...