... GiREATi' MlI EEING OF TIHE YORKSHIME AGUICULTURikL SOCIETY. Ti: notiCC(t last -w eei the priparatiolls mnakin, for the lncetioi3 of the Y orloltiru Agriculitirnl Societv, whIieh llkes p110 in this torI n l ext w ekcl. The S.rcietv is ntrlch itlebjtod to LiO;Nny BioaLt.vDi.t, Esq., for tile nIeC of thle D.,CI; Green, whici, as a site fir the exhibiliuon of eattlc c:eltmu be t xueeded ; auil wet ...

... -Comdponliturt. _ Isis THE ADUILTERCATION OP MOIST SUGAR. Iha tvta To mhe EDITOR of the lI VERPOOL XERCUR Y. ki. SIR,-Honesty., it is vaild. is not a party virtue.-,' ALI, 11e0 ow ti' the shoulld bI honest ;` and although, in no age, has tkO Pi~sestioa tb- ito of this virtue borne a very large mlat) to the professionl of it, yet lux net the disparity has never, pies-ha , been so glaring as In ...

... I e dci hear, from all quarters, that a dastardly aid vin- f dictive spirit of persecution is abroad, and tqlat nu- a merous admirers of the constitution, as by la esta blished, are turning off their workmen forliaving d dared to exercise their constitutional rights onl Tues- f day last. Such persons are unfit for freedom or a d free country 'Whey have nothing English about them. Il They are ...

... EZECTrzO GMEANENGS. The Instof the elections.,that for Wexford county, closed on Thursday week, with the return of two Liberals, Mr. Power~and iCapt. Hattoin, by a large majority over Mr. Morgan the ' Tory. Mr. Samuel Carter Hall, i the husband of iMrs. Hall the novelist, w as nominated ;'bitamerely pro JorIa, to put the Tory candidate on an equality with the others ii certain arrangeitients ...

... aL HONEY-i4TOON. -My aunt Barbaira is a somewvhat quizzical spinster of the old school-plerpendicular ats a poplar and. dry as a shaving-isho scorus, -to have beers ?? conlstrutctd by lprovidconeB for the epoch of farthlgingss anid hiigh-heeled shoces. In those slipshod times of ease and comufor~t, the good lady is thrown aWay. One feels tbat Richardson was ehested oflher; that sho ...

... apolitical jfttrcor. ToRYISse AND THrE TIMBs.-The Times has at length undertaken to describe Toryisrm. It has done it con amore, and shown a perfect knowledge and feeling of the subject. In a leader of last Saturday it describes in graphic language the ruin of Toryism, and states the causes of its ?? decline and fall. I Toryism fell, . it says, 1 partly because it became tainted with those ...

... ?? tlu' 'E rll ?? A II ?? It I, Jo e I NA -L-. sr i-io the DllBannert of ?? list, there apiprredtel iarigrajth ?? toneertitw DIistrict. As it tltierllteti to bh frue tire Editor or that ptiarer, I shioil hove tirhee' ts, Itice if it, eseerihirg it to Iris igWait- ante niot bhetlg rteseti : brit ?? it ias hieti frilltII[ rillp ispy srletiritig iii tiresiralperiets-irltsinia fiseia ilt ?? ...

... i;ntrNigTcwe. Prance. ?? Toils Jrsiriots sire simoat eaticoty occuplild oitli thle ioliticalC straggle a oli wiel This ,looltl is il~gaged. ailid they goiloelilly -sutit1- paue1 thle ?? ofthi olri tli eTrty. 1 TI lL ?? ?? ?? ?? Puis fur tles foptroost's lose, as it sees , ielpirited. broaughst fisaii tlitgsg to light, W'liee tlii' Solos tesii Marlic coiiji~oi, ttoiassi ?? ornatitsel wiithsout ...

... DBREADFUL RIOTS AT LIVERPOOL ON WE DNESDAY v, FOUR MEN AND ONE WOMAN SHOT. (From the Liverpool Mlail of Thursday.) We regret to say tirot our election has not passed off so quietly as we bed supposed, but that some bloodshed and serious injury to property have occurred. We hove endeo- voared to obtain the particulars from a source on which we can place the fullest reliance, and subjoin them in ...

... ENGLISH COUNTIES. GainOal Places. Members. , W Bedfordshire - AsteDl vice RusseDl . 1 0 Cambridge - Allix ,, To0nley , 1. Cheshire (N) . Legh ,, EJ Stanley 0 I 0 Cheshire (S) . Tollemache' ,, G Wilibam 1 b Cornwal (EH) . Bashleligh ,, Vivian . O. Cornwall (W) - Lord BiRose ,, Iemon 1 0 Dorsetsbire - Bankes ,,Stranevay. 1 0 Gloucesterabire(B) Charteris , P oreton . 1 0 Herefordshire - ...

... FOBREIG IN'ELLIGENCE. I 'Ihe Paris papers have been received. An insurrec- tionary spirit, similar to that displayed at Toulouse, bad shewn itself at Audh, whsere an emissary had been wrrested en for attempting to prevail on two squadrons of cavalry not to depart for Toulouse, whither they were ordered to pro- Bil coed. Two barricades eereted by the inhabitnt w ereI carried by the troops, and ...

... - MTISCELLANEOUS. . . . VOTE FoR SIR STEPHEN GLYNNE, B ?? Mit- chell, Reynolds, and others, tenants under the Marquis F of Westminster, sent a memorial to Lord R. Grosvenor, soliciting permission to vote as they pleased at the elec- tion for Flintshire-wbich was refused; they were there- fore compeueld to vote for Mr. Mostyn; and when Mr. Gorst administered the oaths, they gave in their ...