... I CULTIVATION OF THE CARROT, Tle Messrs Drummond, of Stirling, have handbd us rseir7j2cg AlCr) the followinet communication, which was lately sent Sil e airt noss of Ntorth Berwickr an excellent agriculturist, h- ~ject of tile cutivation sf the carrtt. It will, ve have cc do2bt le read with interest, byv our agricultural friends:- Abbey, North terwick, Oct. , 1841. *,coenIlemen,-Aleteg with ...

... Apyritulture. AGrIOULTUUAL REPORT FOr RPTDMDEzR. te soather during the late montil has been mutable to anl Lx..erze Oeerw tee early part of it and thle last week profusely wet bit the intermediate weeks furnisting a contrast of the rmost sptendid charactkr. Never was summer more perfectly .'autif~l ; never sun at the season more brilliant atl powerful. 'h? ets %e werc magical the corn 'becarse ...

... 14isturicat Tpitonic. I DOOMESTIC AND METROPOLITAN. 'frr COURT. - On Thursday, the Duchess of Kent lcdt No~hsd, accomnpanied by the Prince and Pricccss Loin- : . It isher royallhiglhness's intenition to pay a tourof ',e3'sto w er illustrious relatives, the King of the Belgians, ~Duiike of Saxe Coburg, and. the Prince and Princes ti2~Ioe, anti to return to EnglaItnd in the conrse of two weA~ ~n ...

... BY TPlE ItEV. It S 1IAN.WKFS, AUTHTOR OF ' ECOCLESIT. Speak ! for thou lrast a voice, perpeioal sea I Lift rp the surges with omne signal fword, Show where the pilgrimis of the waters be, For whom a nation's thrilliog heart is stirr'd. Down to thy waves teily wpent In joyous pride, Ihey trode with steadrast feet thy hilouwy way; The eyes of Wonderirg mnen beheld them glide Swift in the arroWY ...

... local jeaticts. --- - - . - - - - I2ULL GENERAL INFIRMNARY-WEEKLY l;EP011o' IN-PATIENTS. OUT PATIENT. Diehr-dcd,Ciired, &e. . D isehayged utet & .9 .drm i..tr.trgdedC..ed d , & c-.. II Admitted . 44 Remaining il thc Louse .. 9. Physinil.n Dr. Ah1ersolln.-urkeon, IMr. 1B. Craven. House-Visitor, J. T.Y'oord, Esq Chaplain, Rev. J_ Decrk. Vaccinated by the House ...

... vrobfncial. 1 ' 1 _ ' . .ra . . Considerable defalcations have lately occurred in the Post-oflice at Cheltelhanm, for which the postmaster of the town has been committed for trial. Colonel Thompson is lecturing on the corn law at Liver- pool, but whether as an itinerant stipendiary of the league, or at his own cost, the prints of that touvn do not tell us. TUR Sussex LaVELS.-All the lowlands ...

... Alga1l Intellience. HA~.eNaY CHUROCH-RSATI.-Dr. Lnshington has decided in favour. of the Hackney church rate, to the great mortifi- cation of the dissenters and radicals in that parish. He has decided these three points-Firstly, That a chuich-rate is due by common law, and maybe assessed andlevied bythe churchwardens, notwithstanding the refusal of the vestry. Secondly, That it is no objection ...

... The usual meetin, gr v, -n - - . asd wheat,-Lteting 01 this Society was held on Tuesday evenoing last, Tits. Thompson, Esq., in the chair. On the President's table wvas exhibited the fine specimen of a or cidile, presented by Sir William Pearson;n part of the hair , a mummy, ad a piece of cloth, il which it had been : encaseds specimen of the fin-tailed dock, presented by . rn. Stickney, reg. ...

... GREAT COUNTY MEE'rING IN NORTH I ~LINCOLNSHIRE. A mneeting of the freeholders, convened by a requisition Ic thre sheriff, signed by upwards of 60.0 of thle no bility, Igeistry, and ceconien. of this iniportant COLrutV, WItsI hold in thle Castle-yard, Lincoln, orn Friday last. Mr. rTallents, the uniler sheriff, iii the absence of the high sheriff, Sir John. T1horold, Bdart., acted on his ...

... General %-orksare -Qebs. BRIDLINGTON, MAY 27. BRIDLTNGTON FAIin.-The spring fair at this place was held on Monday last. There was a fair supply of fat, which met with ready sale at advanced prices. Beet' 7s. id. per stone; lean stock sold well, and by noon the fair was completely closed. In the horse fair, there was little business done, and the show of horses was bad. In the afternoon, the ...

... jq-1bal all'a tellignice. 'THE ARMY. In our number of the 22d of last August we gave, exelu- sively, the intended moves of the service Comupanies of the 6 1th, 68th, 70(1, and S9th Regimients from the West Indies anid Nova Scotia to Canada, and }which, at the time, wvas copied very generally by our contemporaries, without a word of acknowledgemet. We have now to state exclu- sively that the ...

... MEETING AT NULL. Our readers would learn, from our late papers, that the meeting of the YORKSHIRE AGRICULTUOAL SOCIETY, all- nounced to be held in this town, during the present week, had excited great interest,-and that a vast concourse of persons, from all parts of the kingdom, were expected to attend it. We are happy, in recording the issue, to have to state, that the interest hais been ...