... Our Crap 93O0.t; OR, EXTRACTS FRIOM RECENTLY PUBLISHED WORKS, AND PUBLIC JOURNALS. TuE NATIVES OF NEW ZEALAeND AND TluE SETTLERS. -' The principal danger to which it Was imagined in this country we Nvere exposed, was the lhos(ility of the natives. Mlk1ost of us had made anxious inquiries oln this subject before ve embarked, and our conviction was, that we should be received as friends by the ...

... I 3istorircal Epitome. I DOMESTIC AND METROPOLITAN. 3 THE QUEEN AND TUE PRInNcE.-On Thursday, the fol- lowing bulletin was issued:- Buekingham Palace, Thursday, November 11, 1841, Half-past nine o'clock, a.m. The Queen has passed an excellent night. Her Majesty and the infant Prince are going on well. JAMES CLARE, M.D, CHARLES LocoCx, M.D. ROBERT FERGUSON, M.D. RICHARD BLAGDENn. The inquiries ...

... The November number of this truly Trigh Magacig e abounds in that kind of light and sketcby matter, that yen ders a periodical particularly fascinating, and is, on the whole, one of the most interesting numbers which we have seen for several months. After a brief reference to the I late triumph of popular representation in the Dublin mu. I nicipal elections, we find in the present number the ...

... The following pastoral ietter has been issued to his clergy by the Right Rev. Thomas, Bishop of Cambysopo- lis, V1 .. -. Thomas, by the Grace of God and the favour of the Apostolic See, Bishop of Cambysopolis, and Vicar Apos. tolic of the central district of England. To our venerable and beloved brethren and children in Jesus Christ, the clergy, secular and regular, and the faithful of the ...

... THE FREEMAN'S JOURNAL DUBLIN: MONVDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1841. THE NEW CORPORATIONS -THE MAGISTRACY I . - - The Corporations of Limerick and Cork have, we perceive, followed the course pursued by that of Dublin, and recommended certain gentlemen, members of their respective Town Councils to the ekecutive -for appointment to - the commission of the peace. It was to- be anticipated that this mode ...

... yovford Faruiers? Club. The fourth annual meeting of the members of this Society was held at the Tons Inns, Yoxford, last Mondav. A show ot Stock was this year added to the usual show of.Roots, and considering it was the first exhibition of that nature, it promises much advantage and credit to those belonging to this Club. The roots were excellent, and the display of the productions of garden ...

... Woodbrlige Facrnmers' Club. The anniversary meeting ofthis Club took place at Wemnd bridge on Monday last, when the usual show of Roots took place. The following was the rusult:- SWEEPSTAKUS. Red Carrots: Mr. T. Heard, beating Major Moor and R. N. Shawe,lEsq-_Swede Turnips: R. lN Shave, Esq., beat- ing air. C. liaidry and Major Moor.-Red Beet: Major Moor,beatingrMr.Edwards.-Ronnd White: R. N. ...

... TAK lUE EigN AND wI'E INFA IV ruiice. The following accounts aresupplied by the correspondents of ?? papers The important event ot Tuesday produed a far greater degree of joyous excitement -than has been exhibited on any occasion within the memory of the oldest Inhabitant of the metropolis. The9th of November-Lord Mayor's Day, as it is flmiliarly termed-is ever held, amongst the citizens of ...

... MISClELLANEOUS. The Queen has been pleasedl to address a letter to the Archbishop of Canterbury, requiring a collection to be made in every church and chapel, in aid of the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts. It is believed that St. Alban's Abbey will be made the cathedral of the new see, when the contemplated alterations take place. in the diocese of London, and that ...

... THE IPSWICHI AND ASHBOCKLNG I insEUS' etrn. The Second Ariniversary of this institution took place on Saturday last. In thre morning therd was au excellent show of roots at Ibe Agrictiltural Hiall, in thre Butter-market. The toots ex- Isibited were very crethitabl ito the growers, though it was the opinion of some that they were not quite equal to those of last year. The Judges were air. H1. ...

... -w'S OF 7HE WEEK. Mri:CtreLee .A5 TEaaM-Tu lesdsy being the first day of Micel. mas acrml, the Judcges. Vice-Chalncellor, ster of te Rolls, the neol -tppoiliterl Vice-Chancellure, and leading members of the bar brieakfasted awit'jh he Lord Chancellor, and thence *veirt in plocession to Westminster. At hali'past one o'clock their lordships entered the court, accrmspanied by the r.vwly- ...

... Prestmn ?? Visitifig loolety; On 2ihursday laet, the eighth annual meeting of this society was held in tile Corn Exchange Rooms. The Rev. Rohert Harris was in Ilte chair. The meeting, which consisted for the most part of ladies, was addressed by the Rev. Messrs. RIgg, Clark, Jetfray, Walling, and t he Chairman, urging upon it attention the use and advantages of the society, and citing ...