... Ii 1 1i BIlS31() 1' (!)F EXE IT AND I) TI HE REV. II. i:: HEIAD, Al rr corifirnrarion at Ielritoon ol T1esd last, tile Lordi IB iho, of E fxete' n rlirnc'-'d tie clicrgy nt son,e length irl refejence t1 ilia cavakir letter addilessed to ids lerrlniri by til; 1lcctor of IlOiiiron, wiho had iad tie grace to express iorcet for tie ?? sty rlargrap user1 bihim. We coly Ibeclose I rworird IFk ?? ...

... n gi O. W.onday the ?? general meeting of this le- excellent society wag held at the London Tavern. 'id -[he attendance %vas very numerous. Mr. VINCENT OC ble FwGits was called to the chair. . l the The CHIRMAlsAN having briefly opened the business la ?? of 11he dly, called upol the secretary to read the repoit. ai tile 'hI Ibe SECRtrAiV then proceeded to read the re- ent port. It stated that ...

... Rovicultural Intelliffelirr, &r. GAtDHENING OPERATIONS eon Wcm: (Froam the Gardener's Gateite.) r . WpfIl Flowers, two year Stocks, llellyhc drS;eettwilliagni, and B3ieznnials generally, il rich li it earth. Sow Piccotteesi Carnations, Pinks, 1oi'alrtilu5 Jleartsease, and choice sabiects in boxes seed ps, ?? uap all flowering Plants thot require suppcrt ,, yflower boyders. Pipe Piniks under ...

... aFQ1'eIU 1Ui~- . g~ovetall Eitaltaculgne.- FRANCE. The discussion on the address to the King from tilo Chamber of Deputies terminated on Saturday, in thle final adoption of tbs address originally proposed witb two amendments.in which we nototily most cordisally agree, but which, we are most happy to perceive. have united the suifrages of by thir the largest proportion of the French deputies: ...

... VISII'ATION OF 'TIHE CLERGY. 'The Venerable tile Archdeacon Bather delivered a masterly visitation address in St. Chad's Church, on Tuesday last. H-lis statements satisfsctorily derroir- strated the rapid progi e s of the doctrine and the sup- port tendered torvards ihe ilmaittenance of the Estab. lished clurcir in Shroprshire since the delivery of hii last address, and he paid n handsome ...

... AWFUL STEAM-BOAT DISASTERS IN AMJERICA. ea ar Tbh American papers received by the Great Wes- or tern bring accounts ofttwo terrible catastrophes col- Sequelt on t ie mnal-construction or mis-faunagement Yeot steami-bonts, involving a frig1tflul loss of huniliin be life It appears that the steam-boat Pulaski, Captain al Dubois, left Charleston, on 'Thursday evening, the *l 14th alt. bound fotr ...

... )ouciGERE-LS,, l'ot'sO iv 'o1E tlirnntIBuiiliit)O(F nt l.)LYIIIAn, Ni'. 9, 1M8. Dear Ned, some queer misgivings i've ?? letely, hl'at Downlhig-street wes ¢ out lat elbows I'e J tolt illy hopes of place und leiosiou divindlL gre oly, For Melbourne dnowsin't aor nellkows That wijat wvitl Dlurbanil ind tile Roe!istrtioi, Feow woulit give three months' puichase for bi9 sta- tionl. You hove for ...

... )Ii. O'CON NI.L-iIlE C \NADAS. Itl II. I, ,tJfl r tL l lJ- , - :- fl;- ?? TI'lu lol~loir} r is al extract of a letter ol Mr. Zoen tl buck, ?? to tire people of' Erngland, asd pulb. bolted illo h i 'eeblq Chliroticle of Sunday - ni I h1ve srpokeri of tile absoent. Thterc was indeed olle cla-s of' abselnteus I did not expect to discein. Where e cw ?? Irist Members? Where asr l Mr P O'(on ilto ...

... P| PARLIAIMEWNARY DINNER Tro S ItI, PEI,'L. Iil Tho Crrnsererrive rnernbers or the l~ouqe of Crn)- lie moos haiiigtrtgrsolved spoo giviog a rinner to Sir It.. P~Jeei, on Sarturdaoy night it wits celebratred bev a ritst omar~gntificet baliquitrt at Melechirat Ta ilors's Ihuhil. ITh I noble hilli of Iris opulent comrpanty orr the present oar. robtiu disrlra~yr~d ite trittrrc unrri vaidonitho ...

... I RESIGNATION or -rlm SPANISH MINISTRY. \\ e h;ave received the over-due Madrihid itile to the ii Ot 2L6 intcosaise. The debates i, the Cihatiber of De. c. po tonic have bevo iost sloeilln. In conlvcpllee of he very htar,-, latiwuage fromo Dl. U1-1.hge1, the Millitlel n Ile of Jutice declittil, ou thie 18th, lint it was ,quite u A onl l'uilule to gover t Spain by orditeury nmets uider the S ...

... agrtrultithral Arnicve-unv COucTlNoED.-No. 16. PLOUGHIING. (f all kinds of retrenchiment capoble of being 1rnai0 -on arable firm, any that can be effiected in plougilie, efipest's thel most important, since it is not all Gef,,. sional saving but almost a daily one. It is muck to be lamented time former does not see his own ilmcrest in) this most imuportanlt branch of his business, ?? it hot ...

... jorrioll Entrutorliff. a CtlIlA.-VVe have received Conton papers to thle 5th, ofTiec. inclusive. They are, as usual, filled%%jl l comeplaints ngaitist the functionaries of the '1 Celesij51 Empire, %who1, to dO them justice, 'appear' to beasain w srant a set of knaves as ever sot in high plItcs, I Ilte trade is ego! n threatend oW it h ?? by thle Governor of Conton, hat tho B~ritish re ...