... I of air, 'Pullar. ['MorixNIG 1iltltLD.] EIarl Grey has unideuiably proved himself a be- nefactor to the country. WeC venture upon this v-cry startling asseurtion. oil the authority of -Mr. lncau lal, who declares that he dissolved the embryo 'Whi, Cabitiet by his refusal to act with the venerable Pi lmerston as Foreign Secrctaly. This is now ci istinctl y ad at itted, and, so admitted, whtlr ...

... Jl?cEUaH?Ju?. I will show thee a way to increase love wNith- out philtro, hlcib, or cnchautment. If thou dost vish to be belovcd-love.---cncca. To cure a wart, scrape a carrot fine, and mix with salt, and apply as a poultice live or six nights. ?? I know a man who cheats at cards, said a young gentleman to Shlicridan, I dont likc to cxposo him; what shiall I do .. Back 11hjl, repliod ...

... TH E CHIRONICLE. 2TCesda, .Janltuc.Z7 6, 1846. The late chopping and changing in mi- nisterial circles have contributed materially to place Agri ulture and manufacture before the country in direct antagonism, so far as dheir rclative positions of assailant and as- sailed eonducC to that end. No fault need be Ibtind with the very eccentric proceed- ingrs adverted to on that account, which are ...

... BANU1GOI AND ST. ASAPI. I- 'Ve hve so geeierally given our approbstion of mnd support to Sir IR. Peol's government-we er appreciate so highly the abilitics and honoar of in the Minister himself-aid we are so fully satisfied ld of thc unblemisheul purity of the motives by d whielh his colleagues 510 animated, thiat ve al- Is wlays feel paitn when 'ompelled by a sensc of duty r to dissent from ...

... ?? CULTURE. The period is nowv approaching, at ?? wve generally have to encounter frequent, severc, :ud sudden frosts, and the gardener who has man1y plant-houses under his charge mutst be ever o' the alsrt, in order to prevent his plants from sits- taining injury. We have always advocated strongly the propriety of usinig mats or other co- vering, as a protection from fiost, ?? i; may be ...

... 5agrifulture, &C. TlARMERS' CLUBS. STUraNnsTER:n Annual Meetinu.-The Rev. A. l 1-luxtable said, I cannot claim to be a ?? for- h er ; I am more like an agricultural adventurer, 1y niaking all sorts of experiments ; but these, I re- ir juice to say, are not unblessed with success. It is unfair to cry out, us many do, to such as me, l11' Show us your accounts, because my farm is 1, yet in the ...

... -ABSTRA CT OF A BILL FOR THE PRE- t SEjtrAzTION OF SALMON FISaERIES I IN ENGLAND AND WALES. t1i - 1 - - ' a- ,1h ProPosed to be bronght into Par inaent extC sessios, )b- by Sir Thsomas lWtssnintlon, .lDart. .tlc isit PliiA.MILE. States one fence time, commorn to lay all rivers in England and Wales to be requisite, 'an vice a fence time variable according to the oiders Lull of magistrates at ...

... F R A N C E. lie OPENsIN Or IllE FiENCII CHAMBERS. re Thc French Chambers were opened by tre King C ill person, onl Saturrdly. Hlaving tnken. his reat oil rc the throne, his IMd ajesty delivered the following speech :- ils 11 Mlessierrrs lcs Pairs et MIlessieurs les Deputtes. In assembluig you aboutt tle, I ami happy to thilink; that we may congratulato ourselves on the Id general state of ...

... MEW'/ A.TMOSPIIEIIC 'MEMIOD OF PROP ULSrION. l 1PL9 ;L.'3ItN. Messrs. libene and N iclle's svstem possesses Blally anil i ?? alva rtagoes over the nuuie- roui in vonltiolls for locotirnioll which. ire out, its -Ihift CearacteLristics beilg safety and ecunoly.- Its ?? conisist inl tile lIbsVuloC of l01gitu- dihlil vilvues ; nor arc thero required cither itLelks, f)llliOllS, 0) WVQIS, WhilsC t ...

... Prr INO THE QUESTION. (From II Yr Hautl.) . 1r. ED1'roR,-Herewith I forward you a fac sinile of a letter which was written by an Inde- pendent Reverend in the South, to a young lady in the neighbourhood of Cardiff. Should you think it a subject of amusement to your readers, or as a help to some love-lorn swain under the same feeling, to address the object of his affection in a neat and fluent ...

... C TlHE CHRONICLE. Tuesday, Januzary 1'3, 1846. UNITED STATES.-The Netw Yorkpacket ship, at Liverpool, Wednesday 7th inst., with papers and letters to the 17th. ult., be- ing two days later than that brought by the C'avnbria. The feelings displayed in the .Senate at the meeting of the 15th, were of ia warlike character. The Washington cor- respondent of the New Yorkt Inquirer thus closes his ...

... P'EARiLS YjOU1 STRL\UINL. PnsAcricA.L \\ ISDONI..-lIacoll sa , InI this theatre of ?? o if, (; ,d a i~d huge al ny c i iould be loukers- -onl; thatcoitllviepltioun and action otught ever tL be irtttdl, a Culiji3octiort like silat of thie twio highr-st druir-tsi : Siittuil, tile plitret of rest, ard J tipiter, ihe platct of 'action.' It is ill t his cornjUncCtion, oi hilti seenrs to Buicoi so ...