... I 1TIC .b1-r . 0,~ h R ftbbeodtiiorittlkbteiJ >'Wi 1 ;toolTb4fi~ elttrawv a q.Eblrj-BefoswaO y mne luhl blictW, :f~~~~~~~~~~O Ad H3 : : nflltdtadfedfofictlis p~id ad siim16ns ~ th8 neos reefiid S y~ , . p eg4ceasor. R Tbhus theehargejWp .h!,!lo5teja#d cieea thn t re . . mib a t ti t br e o Itinq ba-lig. tbXrqlg,dn ,ho'g~asip~e4, lnio wI -aloe'N n- .- iewt~hourl a te , : .Tory sneaaares' ...

... 1 o i. nostratioiA in favor of , th. oo s C hre i. d TROWBRIDGE. .. . * ie On- Ori Tuesday'morniing- last;'a little before twelve, o'clock, e itwas announbedthat a publicdneetinfgof theiwQrbg rI. classes of Trowbridge *ould'be; held in'*the'narket-pTaee, .at six inih-Ie evening; long before wnifib time ainumerous 'ri toultitude had. ass~mbled, waiting withgiongingimpatiehce io ttie isrrsvaL ...

... - hI T AND P ITC. - INSTOY , ;AwN'POLIToss :' TRICKS OF'THE ENEMY. No men are so belpless as soldiers armed only. with muskets and bay'onets. When they have Sflrd,.. resolute adversaries, armed with swords or. loaded sticks, can easil overpowder them. These'. words were used resifuting the Canterbury, fanaltic riot not, as woUl have been 'verynatural, by COURTENAY Iiiisesf, or.s any ofhis ...

... - T., - ? ., T. .,. - . - - , - - ? - 7 .. .. . wlcsvmxff,,WXWV-?!-,?? of ijid `T A wi Aim WIji ii# ~iork eIhesirt i IB'eadriy Ilnat fife i io vessels, their great speed, with small proportionate power, a their ,ith, buoyancy, and a i;64t capacityfor t6i Wh P having betn so Eatittofily pfrved by the apbriaie of a the vessels already blitf hav#, vre uadeustaWd, 4lready drawn to them ...

... r ea: ! ffn atStah, Achfa k altfrge anti .thekm eop's Add -rg O1Sn Preparatiens: having; be, *iPg ,,fe, som% oiwepit to . e-~~ ~ :byq ,tso r$h &spajl doboubqn o~f;,t~h qJilieni: c fi l. at. nliheproce as, too iJ',On Whit' Mo0,pyya. re : phiticm0eL'thig iiithe, corn rdAirket;, and isooia;iea tfeativaI L; &tiftt8 .GuiildhEUal Q bieoevjenrnll' At ftea onelbek--isrthe., ds. mori,;g iic muembers of ...

... : OUNTY N;WS- ,&ppl~eb3-On the second nw fair night a quarrel took place amo1gst some tinkers, when of them named Winter was stabbed in the 'abdomen by another named John Berry. Winter. is nowv lying ina hopeless s at 'the Cross Keys Jin, Battlebarrow. Berry has been committed to the county gaol. Bath,-DEf)STRUCTIoN OF MkS WrI'I BIEwmtY,-Saturday marningAboit ten o'ed1ok, tAehneighe' bourbood ...

... ~~~-_.. - i .-la nlroadiw1 Stem-oierEz Oi~ thie Ziier.-i66e Onwo: 3JUed. On Thursday afternoon one of the most melancholy and- disastrous accidents which'iave happmned in'the river since the introduction of steam-navigation occurred in the 0ool to!: the rictdrihi Hull steam-ship, the same vessel in which a- nibst deplorable calamity took place on the 16th of blarch last, hen 'one of her ...

... GALE~RS AENA~ (From the Gardener's aazctif) . - LtoWE &GARDEN- AND PLEASURE GROUND. Hyacinths-done flowering, and-thbeleaves decaying, is the proper period for taking them up. Marvel of Pers-remove from hotbeds in pots end planit sem'e without pots into borders, &c. ''' Mdignionette-plant out, and sow some secd in, a-bed, haerder- or pots, to remain. ; Pens (sweet scented)-sow more in patches, ...

... X ;4 X.Y.-TLe working people abould above allthings suspect every roan who talks ofvlolence as a means ofadvancingthe good cause. 1.-Sinith-We refer him with pleasure to thereports of the proceed- - ings at Bristol and Trowbridge. J. Ti,,nts.-We shall take an early opportunit of writing to Rue de la Harpe, No. 101. Perhaps he will send a note directed toour Mr. C. 21orpe's case is a very ...

... VGARDENBRS'CALEDA&.- : I. ~:- -I ' ' . }! ', i' '. ' ' ' ' ' I(Frs lthe Gardeer'a Gazette.) ,TIIE }XITC~InN G~itOEN. In 'tbe' kitchen'garden partieular attention will now be required, in weeding, thinning, boelng,nand watering many principal crops and in sowing,;prickisgnout, udn transplanting several successional and main crops for autumn, and winter, &c. As several early crops'in the ...

... A-darls ofthe TIV60ofet WbtIfisa, mn's I 1~~A~dt It.o . -- mI- Union is Strength;' Knowledge is Power. TO THE INIARITANT5 Or TZVE5toN AND ITS VICINITY. Friends. and Fellow. Townsmen,-We desire to lay fully and fairly before you the objects of our association, which have, we fear, been.,hitherto misunderstood by the public, and notproperl. appreciated by our brethren of the work- irig classes ...

... ' Z¢I-:i',- l t!.'W' 1 _/ .F !;i ,r. - - . TlRmNTDO 'OP VflEE:CO6ONE!'S fl-E ii iso- 'QUEST tON E A ARINWOOD. - - .~~~~~~~~~~~~1 i .l - onsJ' !~?i, ':j- ',! 1 OnFriday'the'ddjiourned iaquestwas held 'at -the- 'drk Hotel~t 'I h- -solicito'for tbe fi NIenda of -the deceased, said 'tbaqt~eb'fihd r'eceivid leie' *thrfiikh 'MIr XNoton,& -te magis- 'tratW -soia' ofwhild sw W B ested paitsciar ...