... W|HLOLESALE POISONING IN NOl1FOLM.I d During the last weck the inhabitants of Hlap- 1 pisburgh, a village on the Norfolk coast, have aR libecn in a state of great excitement in COIISC- lit Il ucrec of' the exhumation of a number of bodies aV tt believed to be poisoned, including those of a man i * ninxd Jonathan Balls, his wifc, anl four grand- m es cbildrwi , all of whom recently died under ...

... ?? 12grifillture, 'II C' .1TIVAeTION OF GORSE. t The soil best adapted for the Zrowlhi q j. a dry friable loam-if sandy so ?? bcir provided it be not of too light a ]latiLe o .* tshallov. It is seenl il greatest lwrfection1 I,!7, land hill'y districts, and is rarely met with i11I b)l ?? dimp situations, from which it' may be ii7! that it -would bc useless to attempt to grew i tsuccessfoll ...

... TIHE OVERLAND MAIL. d- The dates of the letters and newspapers con- by veyed by this mail are: from Bombay, April 1; he Calcutta, March 20 ; Delhi, March 23; Aladras. or 26 - and the Governor Gencral's camp Mlarch 17. ho The intclligence is of the most satisfactory cha- ,c- ractcr. The pacification of the Plunjaub has been lk, completed, and its government settled on what o- promises to be a ...

... FESTIVAL OF THIE SONS OF THE CLLRGY. ?? . I Is 1 . _ 1. or -at Thursday afternoon the celebration of the Ftes- i' tival ot' the Sunws of the Clergy took place in St 01 Paul's Cathedral, before the Archbishop of Can-. tt terbury and the Lord ?? and Corporation of a the City of London, a very liulmerous aal highly- t Iashioi Uble congregation attendinhg the Solemn aend I interestilig ceremony. ...

... T, The monthly meeting of this body was held on a Tuesday, at the Board Room of the Trust. *t After his lordship had read over the minutes of g the previous meeting, he called upon MrI Willianm o ,Mathew to proceed with the motion, of which he h had given notice. 3, MIr. Mathew said, that it had become necessary g to look out for some place in which to deposit the c ballast brought into the ...

... . 'r I RA ft, o?V, . - -. N Tueesday, May 26, 1846. Egotism is not an exclusively individual failing. There is also such an infirmity as national selfism, which blinds a people to the imperfections of their own system, and deters them from the candid acknowledg- ment that a better one may exist. Of all nations under the Sun, this bright little isle of our ownn is amenable to the soft ...

... D]XTEl4ODUS SITJALINCG. c On ?? morning, at an harly hour, I w svas roiised froi~i mry slumbers by nloud' hnlloo,' t , that rung fromt poaverfal lungs, followed.by a vol- a lcy of oaths, uttered in pure Alilesian necent. 'OChs,. Jasus, Istop thief ! The thundering blickguard has hooked away my watch. 8top + thea rascal, can't ye? 'till I report him to tihc ginl- Y c eral. .1 threw open rny ...

... V. THflE CHRONICLE. _ ?? Tuesday, iltay 12, 1846. The decadency of lcgitimate drama, otherwise ShakspeTe's plays, is become a standard topic at Avonian celebrations, and text for many superb orations built cxpress- ly for the occasion, leading to thle condem- nation of that vitiated public taste which could leave the fair and fertile fields of Avon's bard to batten on the moor of Ope- xatio ...

... ELEMENTARY CHARACTER OF THE WELSH LANGUAGE, I Dn To M ?? ?? Maortn ?? CArmnica. h lce As education ini Wales is at present occupying n- the attention of Our legislators, it is the duty of' Ie every honest ]hearted Cambrian to contribute both i vith mental labour and unriudgint liberality to ic the great undertwking. A welle vc compare the ve educational state of Scotland with that of our owvn ...

... IN'EWVMIARKE'TSECOND SPRItING MIELTING. | IIt TDESDAY, MAY 12. M'altch, 60. Last half of Ab. M.-Mair. Wantso's its 'I f by Stochlport Out of rilnyiedc, 7st (W. Abdale), 2 bent Lord Exeter's Brainics, 7st tU1b. Wonl by u5l' . thr(e leng ths. , 1sutchl, 50. ?? GrovilIL's Killi Nv: - Bralkie, Gist 71b (Nitcholier), ?? the Duke of th,. B Iedford's Captain I'hebits, 8st lib. Won by a . held. for Y ...

... Bll ITISII AND FOREIGN SCHOOL SO CIEI'TY. it- __ c in The forty-first general mecting of this society > c- was held onl Tuesday in Exeter Hall. The atten- dance was very large the hialt being completely q-, filled. T'i Right lIon. Lord John Russell 'as lie unanimously called to the chair. its The Chairman ?? opening the forty-first o- anniversary meeting of the society, hle would id venture to ...

... -F .. T -1 :- .. ?? ; ?? .. ,o A tvices fiom India and China, in anticipation I of' tl, c ve laind inmail, wvere received in Lonudon tI I J, i\ L'7d i ilJ br 'f The tlntes are Calcutta, April 7 41ahra,, April 13 Bombay, Aprilo; China, \ Murch 19. Jhic intelligence is not important. The fobl- low i'!' sottullimary is frion tile Betnerly 2Timr'es of AprI~il M.. -I'bc list fhrtuight has proved ...