... SCRIIPUI Rl IlLUSTRA- lIONS. 1 tio cricifiedl \Yitil Cit rist ; nevcrtheless I ive yet uot I blttt l 'cti livetli ill tle: sad the life which| i ntow live ill tie flvol, I live by filith of the Soa of G,:d, whl o loved me, and gave himitself for ine.-I GA L. ii. 20 I For .1 itn ?? Wi/It Ch7rist, and hav e such a svlnse of' his dyi nt love upon illy heart, actd of the excellency of tiut ?? of ...

... agricultural Entriligrurr, ?? ?. I ry. EGYPt'IANf t WHIEAT.-Jolin Iliayw oil, of Crosslail va- Hill, near Huddersfield, his tins year reaped tire mt- ac preced(meted jiisitity of' 42 bushels of rialL,'tahlr, ver whlreat front ?? one bushel of seed sewn ?? ost last December, ?? a thiu light smiidy sail tl tid h de- has no doubt that le would h;ae hadll2 Ior 14 bslh,tls til inore, hirnl not the ...

... L '.il.iV VULiU. SCRIPTU(tI: ILLUSTRATIONS. Nevertheless I tell you the truth ; it is expedient fil' You t1lat I go trlay o lbr if I go olt saWy, tile com- forter ivill not collie unto you but ifl deport, I %vill send hini unto you-Jtnt; xvi. 7. As ifito reward and provide for that rlisinter- ested and ephliathic silence of the Divine Spirit concereinog :himself, our Lord mude him the great ...

... Grimaldi, the celebrated clown, died suddenly, last week, at his lodgings, in London.-Saturday lhe 25th instant is to be kept at Aletz as the fourth cen- tenary of the invention of printing. The printers, type-founders, and bookbinders of Edinburgh propose to celebrate the ?? fewer than twenty vessels are constantly employed between the French coast and Ramsgate, in the transport of eggs for ...

... tillypcrilal alrlillat+. M r. BEI R.NA 1 , 1 tote11(d SOeCifl tills 1111ii Ihu Jill, .ich ld iaci ,oio!Ylec ridik fit-t tilre. I ite Iefortn itt ;lil ?? Act Ani,.ciriiti'iil l, ttfutr ?? tpoil'i~iisit, Vas tlirowi liut ohl a divittoit ae. ?? ijiflority. iU tultu Ile ?? ?? ipui thoul o~l the bill huhiilld flit filit -I, ati thit Ii oiieions ;is to) thle (litu of tlie Llull. e'xict;il'il fiotti ...

... ICONSERVA'TIVE CFLEBBRATIONS IN CAR- ..IN.ARVON'SHIRE. 'rhat trueiaoearted Conservative gentleman, M T. Asatteror S.Mrreff late Representative for this County, commraemorated the triumph of Conservatism in tire Horougha in a manner highly creditable to his muni- ficence anI public spirit. 'o evince his approval of the election, the supporters of Mr. BOUL1rLEY HuotiEs, .I.P. were invited to ...

... SC ft IliURF II.LLUST'RAiIONS. C ISAIAII, xi iv ?? That saith of Cyrus, hle s m Shy stieplierd. 1h ougih tbis is one of tile most remarkable pro- o plvcivs of Scripture, where OIprus is rclled by lis hi mottci, us t le prophet exriesseth it, chap. xlv-4, tv tilove n 1al/(lldtl yeats before ie vas born ; yet it et is Uot tie on1ly proplhecy of the kind: Josiah is in pnoplicesied ol by naimie, ...

... EXTRACT' FROM THE ADDRESS OF TIlE COINIFERANCE T'O' ThlE WESLEYAN ME- 'I'HODISTS. I e make the following extracts from tbe document ibove alluded to, which at once set irt At tle qtues. stion tatthe Wesleyan Atetlhttiis were favotlable n towards the crude schetnes gitatoed by fl/i violent Po- litical Dissenters of ttis country. It only reac/ted us a s/sort time before ev went to Press, ...

... 'Ilhe invenlor of Railroads ought certainly to have t beon surnamied the Builder of tities, as Alexander's Cpltais, Demetrius, was surnamed the Destroyer of ti Citie Itr wherever his magical invention reaches, a lile a ls'd ?? sce to spring as froni tle rod of an en- h chanter. It advocting tile cause of tile St. Gcorge's d Harbour and Railway Company, we are not influenced b by any partial or ...

... aorteultural Kittemornrct &-r. S BONI. MIANSx:tr.-A correspondent of the rlI:r.; Line i.rpress, says thiat the boiled bunes onswers best, both for the turnip s and the succeeding I crops of seed, uts ni manure. P}oIMAGATION otF CABBAiGEs FRtOM SlIVS- The slips when taken from the stalks are exposed for a sufficient time to sun and air, to heal the s wounded part ; rubbing a little coal ashles ...

... gardolt Elltriliffelfre. Hll l- SI'PAIN. ST'. SEBlASTIAN, APRIL 23.-Colonel Wylde has returned from Bilboa aller paying another visit e to Espartero. The result is that he, in conjunc. tion with Senor Gambon, Spanish consul at Bay- n onne, has prevailed upon him to send to this quar- 0o ter a further division of troops, to the number of a- 6,000 men. Yesterday evening 2,200 of them ar-tl ig ...

... (From the JohIn Bull.) At a meeting on Wcelnesday night, at Chelmsford, to consider a church-rate, Mr. King, surgeon, a Dis- senior, spoke as follows:- I think that great good arises in this country from the existence of a Church Establishment, and if any one has opposed a rate on the ground of profuse expenditure, they have now abandoned it. From the observations made to-day, it seems that ...