... consuming~ drawn turnips or those still -in, the. S lake land.!-A vwiy offooddwas essentialto ?? 'W rearing of animals, as the hardy black cattle of the northi rine, fromnthe climate to'which they belong- ?? fjt eVo; npon the ,same food as the Hereford, or ...

... Thursday, the 5th day of August, Anno )oimini, 1839 in the 3d year of the reign of her most gracious Majesty, QUE:N \sVICTORIA. Thomas Fradgley, Engineer. The foundation-stone of the arch was then lowered to i its proper position on the top of the pier; and ...

... passage f'rom one end of it to the other in July next. is500 vards are colnipleted. The portion con- tracted for bv Mlessrs. Hardi:ng ad Cropper is finislhed; and the excavatioln remainillg to be coltlpleted, extends Isotie-wllere between two and( three ...

... pays a tax of the 1125,000,0001. yearly to the growers of corn. They flab 6count as nothing the value to the country of a hardy don 1 race of farmers ahd labourers. They care not for the o 1difference between an agricultural and manufacturing th 1 ...

... has been excited in Chesterfield and the neigrh- bourhood in behalf of clintbing' boys. machlilne has been purchased; and Thomas Johlnson, whout tlte eom- mittee think of appointing their aogent, las been over to this town, to receive instruction iromn ...

... the warmest and iniost li)eral patrons of horticdl- ture, and possesses aln exceedingly choice collectiou both of stove and hard!y plantts at his seat. Rolleston [fall. The toinetati there is, wye belieVe, particularly complete, and contains the only specinmen ...