... ogriculturcalizi 3wticulturr. ?? FIELD-GARDEN OP'ERATIONS. For the Week coommencing Jthsiday, Aug. 7th, 1I818. Lht'atu fi'omu a DIARY ?? IOperations on fiveI ollthrs ontheestates olthc late Mrs. 1). Gilbert, Smnl ltahlrns on ll thee u~ct~!c1o terov near EI' ?? int SuSelu ; and on several od|el filrm in Sherotates oho piatrl of' Dartmouth ait a icrcs ton xrin '1 byJcssire, lublisperl by Mr. by ...

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... yaordeo oobtrnMet¢ And I 'will scar, at least in words, (And-should my chance so isappen-desdas), With all who war wvith Thought i ,I think I heat, a little bird, who singe The people by acid by will be the stronger.~-Braoesi. ITALY, AUSTRIA, AND THlE POPE. INO. In. Press of matter last w-eek prevented us continuing 'Ar. MsIAZmNI'S revelations of the state of Italy : we now return to thle ...

... THE BURY M&NSLAUGITEWR LivrrPoOL, TIUuSDAY, Aro. 21. (Before fr. Baron Rolfe.) FRrDeRICRI HIARRIS was indicted for having at Bury, on the 26th of May last, killed and slain one John Sugden. Mr. Gnm-xoze and Mr. Fay conducted the prose- cution ; the prisoncr ?? defended by Mr. WLTilxs. Mr. ROBERTS, known as the Miners' Attorney- General, was attorney for the prosecution. A great number of ...

... [Aeting on the good old English principle of fair planV fo c sId, we gave, last wrele, a letter from a Ielfasteorrespocdecct, (lefrnttgtecus hc tire Executive Of the Odd Vollosw's Institution have taken in roferences to thue matters of cornpltaint urged agins it b thousands of the members. This wekiegive another, letter. of the same character, to which the writer has had the manilins to piut ...

... MEDICAL TREUATMENT OF TIlE POOR IN I TIlE NORTH AYLESFOILD UNION. - . - ~ thL tic ne Onl Ienea weeah a tiriclunalie, of the notles ot us Jliii Ttwkws li, died at Northlitest, In theprish of. Nort- di fleet, and it Ihaving beett atlegod i y Ihe0 overseers Of thle parish as well so Uie 1.llstiitautEt, that his death wyas urea- es sioned by negtect onl the 1,art of the mnedical end relieving o ...

... cit 00t0 Riisoase OF THE BAR.-We are ha~yto tt R ~ hap vy aste th e the barristers of the Oxford Cirduit ave. at le resolved to vindicate the.dignity of the Bar, an t1v show a bright example to the whole of their Silver- tongued and unsophisticated brethren. They have come to an expressed resolution that it is beneath the character of any of them to report law proceedinp for'the press. And ...

... RA ILWVA YS. SOUTHAMtON A AND MANCHESTER. A numerous meeting f the inhabitants of Romsey was held in the Town-hall, on Saturday, to take steps for sup- porting this undertaking. A deputation attended from the provislo nail committee, together with Mr. Walkinshaw, and a deputation from Manchester. Mr. F. T aylor, the mayor, presided, and a letter was read from Sir John ?? lill, expressing his ...

... BAR TOUTING, The Tiaaes,' some days since jocularly compared the learned gentlemen of tlhe bar at W1 estminster Hail to the gentlemen of the whip on a cabl-stnnd, where they wait for fares. Touting, however, tle 7imes said, or active ex- er ons to get a fare, was net allowed at thee bar; and, in so ar, the oar wvas more dignuited than the ivhip. The Tinus, however, hoe been forced to confess ...

... It Is with sincere pride that we record the exploit, which for chivalrous gallantry has hardly been surpassed during the muost stirring period of the ]hte war, and which must satisfy those detructors of our brave seamen who insist that the navy bus lost much of tho spirit that was wont to nuimate it, how utterly groundless such a belief really is. The boats engaged in the nifalir belonged to ...

... EAST'IND1A HOUSE. A speca gneral outfprriors of East India Stock wa ed yeste~rdaly at thle ?? l- street, to ta ?? ceran ppr eaiet the aseof he tojlt f Sattara, ?? orered by ti' e House of Commons to le printed on the 5tofJlla, Sir Henry Willock in thle char,. t ?? at The minutes of thle last court were read and confirmed. A list of papers laid before Parliamient since ithe last gene- ral court ...

... [ ACTS OF ROSAS AZ BUENO$ AYR-E. i FROAC A PAAt'P1tLnTBYY GRNVR.AUO'fRB NI?. - ?? is my wish, in detailing the treatment I experienced from General Rosas, to confine myself to a simple narrative. of the facts as they occurred, and, as far as 1 am myself concerned, not to use a harsh expression respecting him. I had, at the request of General Santa Cruz, the Presi- dent of Bolivia, undertaken ...