... -o. our Sp4. l CoGw ?? LONDON, SATUDAY EVEunIN. The campaign of the Anti-Corn Low League againot the corn lawmonopolisto, is to open in earnest on Thursday next, when Mr Cobden intends to move for a select committee to inquire into the operation of protective duties on imports upon the interest of tenant farmers and farm labohrers. Upon which Mr Wodehonso intends to move as an amendment, that ...

... MISC ELLANEO US, NWE' LIGHvs.-Some fanatics have been preaching at Exeter to immense audiences, announcing that the end of the world is :fxed for the I ath of October next. VALUE or Exoi-.Esus.-We hear that the p rice of engineers has so advanced in the market, that Sir John Itennie is to have .tioo per week for che survey of a Dew line in the north.-liera- paths. Account, of Mlay 21, from ...

... Soreion 3intelligenue. I ere )P- ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ase cl The Paris journals are occupied with railway speculations and on d etaih but in other respects their contents are uninteresting. ',he The C, nstitastional gives some curious details of the progress of ~irthe Jesuits, who appear to have circuscrilled their former mis- l;sionIIary etrrises, and to have choslern EUroPe ds the special iend of their ...

... eloviculture. ? .1. - I -- - '?,- I EsXCgORY, March la.-Since the beminntng of February the weather has been so remarkably changeable, that it has varied al- most everytwenty-fourhours. Snow,t-leet.arndrain, ivithoccasional intervalsef severe frost, prevailed alternately, and stopped the pe- rations of the plough until the 14th. Since then, a considerbe I breadth of -land has been turned over, ...

... ImtiV lia palWllie:t. ]MOUSB Or LORDS. 1tonday.XayM 19. The MVarquis of Breaidcldbane presented a number of petitions against Maynooth. Lord Broughana then rose, pursuant to notice, to ly upon the table several bills relating to the civil and criminal jurisprudence of the coun try. -His lordship, in a speech of some length, traced the different improvementsvihich have been effected in our ...

... - l agriculture. QUARTERLY AGRICULTURAL REPORT. (From the Quarteriv Journal ofAgrieu iture.) June, 1845. It is an odd remark, that a late spring is a favourable one for I Scotland, Vegetation is not then tempted to stir before its pro- . per time, by the alluring smiles of a deceitful February. and will not therefore, be injured by the rough and cold blasts of March, t or ty the withering ...

... -~~-- I !~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ as - .-_ .- A - I DEATH Or TsHE LARL oc' Du.xsoam.-)- We regret to announce the demise of the above nobleman, who expired on Tuesday afternoon, at Bill House, Streatham, where his Lordship had re- cently been residing for the benefit of his health, hivhch for some time past has been in a declining state. The deceased, Alex. Edward Murray Earl of Daumore, ...

... Herring Vishery. Au~eriusgry, July 5. -Tehe herring fishing began here on Mfon- day, when a few boats Brent out by way of experil-ent and brougbt in some crans of very excellent herrings Upwards of siIty boats are engaged for the ensuing season, at prices a shade higher than last year. £InASrnuOu, 14th Jnly.-The herring fishing commenced here on the leth instant, by a few of the boats that had ...

... EXTRACTS FROM THE BURGH RECORDS OF A ABERDEEN. THE BUILDING OF THE BRIDGE OF DEk-1527. This is the anuer of the tovuin of Abirdeu gevin to my lord (the EBishop of Abirdenie aient the brig of ee. My lord, wye your seruandis, prouest, bailzeis. conLsull, and comunite of Abirdene, hes ressauit your l~ordschipis] gaid lklynd, exponit to vs be yor comnmissar, Maister A lemanlder Hay persouit of ...

... COUNTY MTI N . The annual general meeting of Com~missioners of Snpply, Jug- tices of the Peace, and Turnpike and Commutation Road. Crus- teesfor the County of Aberdeen, was held, in the Court-House, on Tuesday.~ ~ ~ ~ GRN o' ily On the motion of 31r Goanow of Craig, Mr GRANT of Tilly. fain', the Convener of the County, was unanimously called to the ELECTION OF OFFICIALS. The first bnsiness ...

... With reference to certain paragraphs which have lately ap-I peared in this and other local newspapers, we copy the follow- ing important documents from a London contemporary. These letters were addressed to the Rev. Alex. Ewing of Formes:- Bishopstowe, Torquay, Aug. 10, 1845. a Rev. Sir,-Your letter of the 4th would have received an ear- b tier answer had I been at home when it arrived here. ...

... FROM T}HE LONION GAZETTE. p~~~~~ _ _ _ _ [fMitehU, Mfarch 29. The Queen has been pleased to order a comge d'elire to pass the 4)reat Seal. empowering the Dean and Chapter of the Cathedral Church of Ely to elect a Bishop of that see, the saine being void by the death of Dr Joseph Allen, late Bishop thereof; and her Ma-. testy has also been pleased to recommend to the said Dean and Chapter, ...