... I .I . .. . .. .- - The ninth annual meeting of the North Lincolnshire Agricaltural Association, for the exhibition of stocl, e implements, and awarding premiums to labourers and servants, tooic place at Gairreborougi, on Wednesday. Being the first meeting of the kind held at Gainsborough, !e the inhabitants anticipated great things, and we areglad to learn their anticipations were realized, ...

... The practical view iB that, notwithstnrl ding the disabilities to which the Jewss iii England have beers liable, they have not been trevetrted from becomieg rich. Oil the coitrary, it is notorious that Illey have acquired at all times niriee the Reformatimo great wealth , At this moment they are trroba- bly the richest budy of men iu England, exercising a most powerful interest in all the ...

... I HULL AND SEJLBY RAILWAY MEETING We have been favoured with a copy of the following Report of the Directors, which will be presented to the proprietors at the general meeting, to be held on Mon- day, August 25th, 1845:- From the statement appended to this report, it will be seen that the receipts from passengers, for the half-year ending 30th June, amount to £11,719 14s. 3d, exhibiting. a ...

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... TO TIIE ELECTORS AND NON-ELECTORS OF SOUTHWARK. u.,Y TrunDs, -It is a fact, which no man can d6ny, liat as lahs are made by a majority of the House of Commons, wliich may affect our lives, our Ilberties, and our properties; and as one may con- stitot that majority, every marl, woman, and child inthlc kingdom, nay, in tho thrcokingdoms, has a ?? interest in the character of every iitr'idiuta ...

... | I I -. ., itiraf 3nformatfoll.l I . ?? ~ . I CONVERSION OF ARABLE L.AND INTO se- PASTURE . ot In 1817 Mr. Blakie, Lord Leicester's agent, published a a tract On the conversion of arable land into pasture, from which, and from an appendix to Mr. Sinolair's Hortus ist Grimlneus Woburnensis,v we shall make some extracts, in ne answer to the inquiries of correspondents on the practice of ...

... LAW IN*- -- I . I.., H | ?? I.A.W LA NTELLIGE9NCE ?? I ' ACTION' 0N A CHARTER PARTY.; HASSELL AND GoODE V. WATSON AND &NcTigiAt This case was tried last week at Liverpool assizes. The declaration was on a charter-party, and get forth that the plaintiffs, Messrs. Hasselt and Gocdeof Hull, were the owners of the ship Wilson, which had been chartered by the defendants to proceed to Ichaboe, or ...

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... I TO THIE WORKING. CLASSES. My FnIExos,-I am now about to lay before you the result of a fewv days' experience on the subject of the Land. On Monday week I addressed the people of 'Sheffield, in a very large building, the Circus. The whole house, with the exception of a portion ot the ?? where the horses perform, was erammed. Our steayv old friend Briggs officiated as chairman and after I had ...

... g9richilturt 60, 30artivilturt. FIELD-GARDEN OPERATIONS. For the Week cgmeucisg Mondai, Aug. 21st, 1843.. [Extracted from a DwRyofAeual Operations on five smallfarms on the estates of the late Mrs. D. Gilbert, near Eastbourne, in Sussex; and on several model farms on the estates of the Earl of Dartmouth at Slaithwaite, in Yorkshire, published. by Mr. Nowell, of' Farnley 'Tyas, near fled ...

... THIE QUEEN'S VISIT TO GERMANY. Qua Saturday last, almost immediately after the pro- rg0atgn of Parliauent, the Queen and Prince Albert left lockingliham Palace for Weoolvich, where at five ?? she embarked on board the Royal yacht for AntwerP on her visit to Germany. The Queen lookej remarkably well and was attired in a Tuscan cotage bonnet trimmed with pri'nrose-coloured rib- bon, purple ehot ...

... | I THE, ANDOVER UNIONX- ORRIBLE DISCLOSURES.I (From thle Times.) port ANDO'5EFt, AnuGUs 12.-The shocking and disgraceful Tb occurrenaces which have taken place in coinnection with the bave managemetit of this union have, as far as they have been niesi' disclosed, caused great disgust and indignation amongst busie the inhahitatits of the town and, its viciniy at th, It appecrs that, ...