... 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 ...

... 1upelrf al 15adliament. HOUSE OF LORDS, MONDAY, DIC. 11. A message was presented from her Majesty, recoin- mending an additional provision for the Durhess of Kent, in consequence of her Royal Highness's proxi mity to the thronle. Lord BRlOUGHiAM presented a petition from the baptist missionaries of Jamaica complaining that th! Abolition Act had been inedfectual. I-le again found fault wit the ...

... In Hood's Conlic Anniual there is a correspondence, 'Z full of plansant humnour, between Muster Robert Car- tot naby and hi respected Pareint. Blaster Carnably, con: who appears to~have been both ill-fed and ill-taught, deir and not to have much faith in tbe scholastic acquire- ry ments of his instructor, writes rather, disparainly Of do that excellent personage to bis sire, end hlints at his ...

... a griclturval JintEttgirilcr, ,heat AcHI~CULTURE CxNrTs'UFI.-No. 1;i. got \\HITE CROPS. ,cy 'Ih'o cultivation of gritill being better utnidertoo. l it. thnn that of green crops, stid particulasrly so b: tljoh o Il- persons for whose use the-e bint e ar'dlesig 0, it i rilug seems unnecessary to go iltO tlte detail of thle busi- a in ness. 1 will, therefore, content myself' *witb a le,- eld ...

... ITHEORIES OF TIE AGE OF ''HE CGLOBE. (Quoted by De. B3uchtii d ial Mis Bridgewater Treatise.) The earth, says Burnet, was first invested with an uniform light crust, which covered the abyss of the sea, and whial being broken up for the pro- duction of the deluge, formed the mountains by its ?? Sacra. T The deluge, says Woodward, was occasioned by a momentary suspension of cohesion ...

... * I I ?? th m I. jib .,loctE \N'lsic eorstv.-I bave been informed that _ althouigh jhe form of' calling for OpplicatiOns for the s ?? eductiti inspectors, has been ob- Sel tl'hye new bpird of education, all these ap- - poiilyltes Iivloiv heeb orompletel to-d&y, but will not be alitlauiced before 'Tliursday next. The act re- e qiredlitht public totice of thlecommisioners' desire i- to Mt105 ...

... Loindonsr, s'tur'(lay E(ellir ng, Verlibcrb' 2, 1837. TiUE IlIXDS.-iThe ?? ill tie E'rgii.h ?? ronok plrce oil Tuesdayv, hut the rccount Iwis so near ly hdlnrerl thiat it prrdtirced no diffirulty, nrd pasried over very enisy. Yesterdaiy thie Consols rnd New 'I bree Dtid n Hlirlf per Cents. shut, but Tiere wris very little oinirig Striek wis rarther abundismit inirie early prrt of the diy, hilt ...

... SCR M'1TIM1.1 I1.,LLUSTRATIO(NS. ' .I A., .1 ?? _. I A.. ?? -I. ?? I A - P-1 A 4. On1 tie very day thait man fell, God proniulated t1he promise tihat ''the seed of the woinen should bruise [lte serpent's head. AL long series of gra- CiOUS ilitijlnatiODS mnd expressive ?? followed atid coftfinined this pledge of mercy. 'lThe blood of`Abel, which cried from thegrounrd for vengeance ...

... 1, 4tr rlig ff,&f. ActIICUIUIII. CIIN-IN CI D.-N a. 1-1. ON GRASSES AND SEEDING DOWN. TIhe trefoils, including red and white civer, with rye glass, tibbed grrss, atd sote other plants, come, under the generiil dellorninition ?? grasses: the only proper nline for sowing thern is with the lirst white crops alter fallow, Onl strong soils where wheat is growti as a fillow crop, the grass seeds ...

... A _ C - ?? ?? ?? ?? _br .. ion A meeting of the democratic party in Wesminster in- was held on Monday aftein o l at the Crown and An- rith chor, in cotseqitence of the declaration made by Lord t )ss. Johi Russell in) his place in the House of Coinmons C ily, against tile extension of the suffrage triennial padlia. viil ments, and voie by ballot. Colonel Evans was moved ti to to ?? chair by ...

... THE VILLAGE SABBA'H. l To a well disposed mind few occurrences in human life afford more pleasing images than the summer view fly of a village church and churchyard on tile morning nyof the Sabbath. Contrasted with the bustle of a po. es pulous city, the calm tranquillity of ?? country is of to itself delightfully soothing to the mind ; and the pleas- eir ing objects of moral life met with on ...

... M% =I ?? Tlhere iveq ?? a reditellit this veer by juiiiciititv ,,aii~~iet) [inte NVrcU te CintY laICS of nearly cuiedaillnner to tine Ilime cooitll3' Mintllnier on the 10ll if .Iinelrlry. Scribe. the celctiriicil ?? yearli frlu tire 4;i to ohtaill an tincomie of~f5,0tO 'in~ nlight ly repiresentatlion of his etiirihotFan. .X simol of new alo trntee 40 in nii nobur, were ?? rfl itell Otte daiy I ...