... not-Ifulture, .vr. of -. of PRINCIPLES FOR FAIIMING OF AIIABL1E _ LAND IN T1ih .6OUTl OF }NGLAND IW; COMMEND:ID) FOlt GL RAL CONSIi)E 1. ~-ATION. ul 1.-NEvner to be contented until all your land has ie been trenched and turned over by tihe plough a loct st in depth, nor until )s 2'-Tue wet land be made dry by deep drailing :e and consider no land effectually drained useless thle drains be 4 ...

... PROPOSED PREVENTIVE OF TIME rO- TATO DISIEASE. The following letter has been addrcssed by the Count Fanc do Salis to the Litnterick 1 oer :- 1 Millinsdolvanplace, August 20, 18106. i Dear Sir,-I beg to rorwadi to ?? t), o.,_ cdosed extractfrom a Swiss newspaper, describing a remedy against the potato rot, which has been successfully tried in Switzerland.-Yours very sincerely, *Count FANU Da ...

... C, TRAINING SCHOOLS. thus Is ?? least To tke Editor q God of fthe Nort Wales Chron07icla. Go '6c Sia,-Concurrently with endotwments and a been rd due provision fat- the paymieit of teachers, ?? race ed should be a provision for the supply of persons hewr well qualified for the olfice; and w vhile the en- more m dowvment of schools, on the one hand, would tend Plaucc ay to fill existing ...

... AGIULp1 nay NiV:Anr SONvING.-A.S tle ?? C dvac nC'S I for WoU'Id recommnenid the) adv(,ca, ol [i) - ;ly to bc cautious a's to ?? theyo proee(_ j ill ocln piactice. ileo ?? iS zz Ii: Id co) .1 ved SOICCP0l~lt l i:l II( tilCL:0S(,\\ !!l. soille experinents onl dulcl. endl tn ~ ?? whic2 I 'as inlduced to mlsle fi'pi tihe ?? Iot tinnl of II )p lilip ot NI']lii'h pi)i _c d i .lr, Since, froln Mr. ...

... |HIGH-ILAND SCOTS AND NOll'r'I WALES A I ?? I - e. [rbo annexed letter recommenldatory of a class of es cattle rated by English prejudice at secondary ih importance, is copied from the lfcreirbd Ti'Mes. ; 'VOI mean of course the bias 'of cattle breeders, a- for the beef-eating public eicec a better judg- . I lent in thle Preforenlce givenI to the hardy d rough coated handmaids of nature, as is ...

... PrEL AND LOnD JOIIN.-There are no two things more different thatU having resigned, and being re- signed. OIIGINAL LIT13HATunn.-All that is really origi- nal in literature, it is said, might be comprised in about cight folio volumes. Now many great ge)ilUses, then, have been immortilized for stealing cleverly. RIDOLE Von YOUNCG J,.DILS.-Why is every un- %uarried lady cqual to 17GO yards ? ?? a ...

... 1-HURRICANE AT NENNFlOUNDLAND. good The followiniga tint of the severe hurricane with which the island of Newfloundland hals beenl n in recently visited is Printed frot it letter received ta .- by tile B~ishop 0± Newf'otndiland, immediately talalter his lordship's arrival in England. Rectory, St. John's, St. Mathevv's-day, 1846. M Ay dear Lord B~ishoep,-You know how fine bili- adayi v tile a ...

... AGR1C:U'-l!'1:1l ?? Im PRE:SERVATION or, Siva tsI ' tni irs -I Lth read illnd tjied c-ety mebud, l lievc til, J) s be; i stiggesied as to tilc ?? t ?? Swtd: ;1 (td IturtIp ?? taken up pre I iolt to thW ils I hI tieier been quite stiiil, as, wiothelr ny I etc a plahced Writh at good dcal of trouble iintdl I ?? ili loi ' Piles, and toveled %i l at a' or ci rat ijivat l;- v ii, ir xtt iuround ...

... TH{E APPR{EHI ENDED FbAMIN E-Fo UM 0 1 PUBLIC PRltAYER. llis Grace the Archibishiop of Canterbury, agrec- ably to the order of 1'Pivy Council, has issued the following form of prayer to Alnigh1tv 6od for relief lfotin the dtaloath andl scarcity now existing in parts of thc United Kingdom, owing to the faiilure of soein of the crops of thie present -car. To be read in all churches and chapels ...

... (CHOILERA. T1iio- following appalling account of the hiavoc 1110d bv chide jOIL am-iong Oa r brace troopls, and1 til cowiitry peoplei at Ku rizreliie, is takenr fruom tile .1 ?? 17wsilil T110 ntobc eur1dutl1 0±ftOliLIhoidth -Iis olors.to their Comirades who wvere SmitteniI by3 tile j)00 t i!Cuuu? is ?? to 111111 hg, ojitd 111itkUS us6 fool Prlouid tilwt hI 10 yl 0) ii and It ?? HIC1i woio Br i ...

... IT'S NOT vAIIl. Frorn ?? FBoirtlr Fol es, nnt Polqpnor OmcmI:e'- INY for 1817, be Tomn Treddlhiioyle, Evj. It's not Fair.-For a chlip ta crv voc Iles alive c '%lban at the samie time, ha naws thaltlucl deeand It It's 7,t Frttir.-W oltl otlly hohldy g oe to a C groacet's shop tax bye coffee, and tlixY gie cm it haatf Chichioy an ataho7,gol sa Swdust. F It's not Fetir.-Wh-n volt *oa for a stonn ...

... DENRIGIISHIRE, IUTHIXN, JUNE 30. Befcre John HIeaton, Esq., chairman, Arch- deacon Newcome, .ieutenant Colonel Yale, T. Mainwvating, Esq.,M.P., J. Jocelyn Foulkes, Esq., John Price, Esq., Doctor Lloyd Williams, and the Reverend Edklward Thellwall. The chairman in addressing the Grand Jury, observed, that it afforded the court great satisfic- tion to witness so respectable a body assembled, for ...