... APPLICATION OF STEAM TO AGRI. CUL TUsE. .de- TO THE EDITOR 01' THE MORNING CHRONICLE. soll' Sirit-Some ineorrectstatements Iravinag appeared in several amn- prvincial papers, relative to Ft recent exoibitions near Ilolton- laeAM oors, of the application of Steam to bog cultivation, nas rds, invented by AMr. Heathcoat, I should feel obliged by the inser- let. tion of the accompanying remarks, ...

... I e LONDON GAZERITE, Friday, JuTne 4i. NENSINGTON PALACE, Juz t23. His Royal i-lighness is goi'ng on perfectly well in evern- respecl. His vision is daily becoming stronger. II. HOLLAND THOMAS CO[ELAND HENRY ALEXANDLR. The sote of hiii Royal Hlighlness is so satisfactry, that after to.iay there will be no daily bulletins from ti1 Phy~ilaans. HENRY IIE)EMIUCK S'ILi`IENznON. LORD CTIAMBERLAIN'S ...

... 1M11PROVIE WNT 01' NORTiERaNIIAY. To t1iA ED IT'ORI of t/c EYE TElt FL Y[ING-POST. SIR,-I understand tie Common Council are about improving NAirilo-.rlri, tiow I fiod till I h s t ou-o t o itver:i-eiiiciito th r'eeiyp P.thuatia i lllfi lroio Dliikv.iji, wur ii-ri aii Snirs--fir., to *-flint rrmtl~i all~rortiifiid wihi-lt rudy tie .eiilth.itiit in lilt iplif lviii fi!ihi ;iii tisitnit- it is ti ...

... EmJpwpial oaditament. HOUSE OF LORDS.-MONDAY, JUNE 13. In answer to a question from the Marquis of West- meath, Lord DUNZANNON stated that two bills had been introdaced into the other house, the one for the entire alteration of the present constitution of the post. office establishment, and the other for transferring the. management of' the packets from the Iost.office to the ?? Marquis of ...

... I _ We cannot but regard the meeting held last week in honour of Mr. Simpson as one of the most important iwhich has ever taken place in this town. We speak not is e in reference to the number of persons who attended the . dinner, nor to their name and station in society, although re in both respects the meeting was highly respectable; lis of but when we saw a hundred gentlemen, not under ...

... HIGH \VATEMR AT HULL. Juneif.TSat . or.7'id. ni. -. Feaasts,ac. June ?8. Saturday .. 19 past S 38 past ii 1S. Sunday. 57 . 8 if5 9 13Sun. aft. Tth 20. onI day. .. I .. 9-- 2 .to 21. Tuesday. * i0Sl .. 10 Longest Day 2. Wedesday I .. 4 11 Y3. Ihursday. 2 12 41 Y 12 24, Friday . 11 2 I i 45 I I MissumaerTasy The Magna Charta steam pscket leaves Hull every dlay act Seven o'clock, at Half ...

... MECHANICS' INSTITUTE. Th del'vftse Anniversar Meeting of the Atfe lbersof theabove flnstltutisn, 'sas hled at the rooms in Charlotte-street, on Wed tesd y evenig last. The chair was takes by the Itev. George Lee, iCe if the Vice-presidelts, who, afera few cursor remarks, procecded to read the report of the retiring committec it was of very con-ileralle lencth and commcnced by stating that th ...

... I 'f he anni)versary of the birth of the late Right flon, Wil. 114yn Pitt, %vas ooelsbrated'on. Filidiy' 'by a disines' at the city Of londou Tavern. Covers were laid for nearly 100 gentle- n .men, and the dinner and dessert were both highly creditable , *to the caterers. i -The lion. George Rice Trevor officiated as chairman, lisp- e ported by the Earl of Harowood. President, Lord Skeliners- ...

... SERIOUS ACCIDENT.—On Thursday last, as William Evan, a Pembrokeshire labouter, was walking up the Pennydarran inclined plane, by the side of the tram waggon, the wheel en- tangled in his trowsers, and he was dragged under the car- riage— his leg was broken in two places, and was amputated the same evening by Mr. Russell.—Merthyr Guardian. GRATIFYING TESTIMONIAL.— I he firemen employed at the ...

... THE QUEEN'S DRAWING, ROOM.—Her Majesty's Drawing Room on Thursday, was the last that will be held this season. It was very numerously attended: i the dresses were splendid in the extreme.—The King was attended by the Great Officers of State and the | Officers of the Household. Lord Lilford was fhe Lord in Waiting, and Sir Joseph Whateley the Groom in Waiting.—The Duchess of Kent came in State, ...

... The Quotidienne mentions the discovery at Rome of an infernal machine, which was to be conveyed to France, with a view to making another attempt on Louis Phi- lippe's life. According to the report several of the agents of the French police have been dispatched beyond the Alps to ascertain what truth there may be in the iufor-$ matlOYi communicated by the Roman gov«rnmeul to the Court of the ...

... The Death of the Old King of Saxony adds one example more to the moral of Thrones. He lived to the great age of 81, without use, and without regret. He has gone to the place where his ancestors so long awaited him. The only marked period of his lingering existence was during the French Invasions. Then he distinguished himself by abject submission to Napoleon, who made him a King that he might ...