... Our *trap moot; OR, EXTRACTS FR1OM RECENTLY PUBLISrIED WORKS AND PUBLIC JOURNALS. A DELICATE ArPrTITE.-The Lady Beatrix, says the legend, was a groat gourinette in her way. She evas, as peopie often profe-s themselves to be, fond of children. She liked them newly born, and dressed simply-on the gridiron; and she had a cook, whose broiled babes were chef d'omuvres of the then infant art of ...

... 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 ...

... ITlE LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. ' ,vn h. 4ov-nth nnniver~irv of thi. ,,nfil - a ni ',t-hl-d on | Il ownf The eleventh anniversary of Ibis useful society was held att MaRy none IWednediAsy last, at ithe Old infirmary grounRd, the gratuitous we every r end of which had been given by the Myoyc-Thomas Hilton, 1ho'q.- Capi shaced' atid thle Council. The do.'r fur freeo admission of members, ...

... LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1841. ClIESTER AND BIRKENHEAD RAILWAY. : The balf'YrlitflY ?? ef tML ahl~ve cornmltfy was held, on be had a 3,,edaywtc_,k. at thle CSlaretidons Rooms. NVItlris~ Dixcu, chair- Eton-hal zosof the bojard, 1J'i-iVld. Tilcrt wvii a full hadtdii~ f r-O an,t11 prirtlfO. asrad by' Mr. Mollhy. l th wv clerk to the wtoe ?? cor. t Te 01 ~rth, that, in i'mul, thle ...

... larliamentarm RlitelUgeIleHC HOUSE OF LORlJS.-.SATURDAY- orn On the motion of Lord RExuESDAi.5, the poor-lawcon TIissionI bill and the population payment bi~l were readza: second time, and ordered to be commi tted On MIonday . The expiring acts bill passed through committee, and wats ordered to be read] a third time on Moanday. Mesnesfrom the House otf Commons brought up the exchequer~bills, ...

... had On Monday, the Mayor, It. Phippen, Esq., accompanied soon by most of the gentlemen officially connected with the city, proceeded, in pursuance of' a notice given, to walk the the boundaries of the borough, as set forth in the, boundary act, lion, and which, we believe, bas ne'.er before been done. 'or a The company assembled at the H-otwell house, at half-past nine o'clock, and, the ...

... ; .- .. - ?? Vomaall.? liitolln,?orco foynimly Omitted. m101 wore11 elinoon, V~iz.: butor. ?? Iwoout Scott, do. MIr Janeo, Suiottl Alidlenml, ?? 11010 Iio1 llt~I C C;i' ant. 2ililc, 2olt 21 1tl loo lslt ?? dteri . Fi' mif ., .2 lalubll, do. 21' ''liios11. II ?? L~i O1r Win; lll by er II ?? ,ti ?? ' 1,01 li',gmt I T ueCriiil~ or C iI vii11111 I uit ; lii t'il' ,lo N.Iii1il41.i'''' ti tit 0011 ...

... A,,310UNT of PULATION1 bu the LATE and P1?BSEIVT GOVL9iNM~jEN7'S.; WHIGS. Population. Sir W. Clay and Col. Fox, Tower Hamlcts - 359,864 T. B. Macaulay, Edinburgh -- 162,165 Lord 1. RuBsell, London - -- 122,799 R. M. O'Ferrall, lildare County - 10S,494 J. Parker, Sheffield - 91,692 Captain Dundas, Greenwich - - 65,917 Sir J. Hobborse, Nottingham - - 50,680 F. T. Baring, Portsmouth - - 50,389 ...

... Her Majesty came to town on Tuesday afternoen-rather, we believe, for the convenience of her Majesty's physicians than her own, as she would have preferred the quiet of Wind- sor for her accouchement. But, in these modern days, esea the physicians of Royalty do not find it expedient to sustain any long absence from their dear and fee-paying public in London, so her Majesty has come to town ...

... Parliament is up-the short session is at an end-the Con- servatives are decidedly in office, and sure of time to arrange their plans for governing the country. This is gall and worm- wood to the Whig-Radicals, and their rage is excessive. What. ever the talent of the new opposition may be, and we believe it is rather of the smallest, there is quite enough of bitterness. They suffer not only ...

... TFS P-eshlyterV of St Andrew'il met on Wednssday the 2uth Srpteatelir, Dr Feirt'. hModeriatst. hir George Cookr aofer having rlelivered the usual trial., was or- dained to the office of tha holx ministry with the viaw of receiving an appointment in India. ie Fettle of An. Ftretuter Faster moved that the Presbytery memiotialise the Posimaster-General to put a atop to the running of the mnil ...