... 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 ...

... AGmICULTUIRAL DEMONSTRATION. DINNER TO THE MARQUIS OF GRANBY. .1 .. .1 . . . . .I. On Friday se'nnight a public dinner was given to the Atarquis of Grauiby, at Walthalm, near Mel- ton Mowbray, by the agriculturists of Lcicester- shire, Nottinghamshire and Lincolasisire, in ac- knowledgment of his Lordship's Parliamentary services during the late session in the cause of protection to ...

... I10 RT I CULTUR E. Among those plants which have been tniiC improved of late years tile chlysanttheminll bhis conspicuous place. A good deal ofaittuntiotI hal been paid to the raising of improved varicticii ol this useful flower, and also to its cultivation, c-nd ill both cases with considerable success. ],ii the supply of the grecinhouse during the early winter monthls tiiis plant is inlvalu ...

... ?? ?Igluuillivv, 'tr. itx! A\ 1. IioV ?? I it p Ol i;ti,IO', LOllireteId 'ill [lbc co itivot i jfor the riilifti lit IIIQxp, Ii t1lgit xit ?? irt' i i Li mt o y e it oiei' aref ?? L'l W i,,th iOl(, iuiito 1)Iiiaitcli %d tiC if Iry, Cati ,loo ii Ciu-a Gri'xti Cr,' I lii lull Lost frala 3s. to leg lie width bt'twr'i, Ille dlii, I i I r ' il'ti bud :1101itijxidiy. U li'li't'r 'lVi,'lid ,s with~ ...

... I1'l. Al ACE INNUN wvitluirew- the Cemeteries 'ii the plodro ni ir j. (10rcv tlat itvwas the0 ?? (f LiII', tiiUovlnumilL tobrir'ig ia'a bill onl tho mlijow S ls lll fjl'ii`I.IC I tI\~I, LIoI El SitII ?? I U1inkrnpt'y IIg nditi Ii (0 f0lonI, 11jioil 0slillie11drtldil ii CThej 8uglv DuiehlLs (No. 3) Bill was read ai se- `SCvcral bills wvere forwlvdud at stage Mute i0 Iit jlell thhuse Udjol) LI ...

... airicuLlit-ce, s-t IROYAL AGRICULTUR'Al. SOCIJ.ITY orE- ?? LAN D. The following comomuitications, addressed t-, i! Secrectary, were received at the 6ociety's oflice t - late last week to be laid before the ?? z-iiW, cluded io the Iteport of its proccedings - PO'TLIO D0ISEASE. [fl-st Alvirtgiall, Aingsbridgc, , i; Augus2t 1, 18113. Mr. W. 11. BJALKWILL, CIei;st, &c., of hias - bridge, having ...

... AB'ITflACT OF THE nREPORT OF TVIE SEiECT COMMYITTEE, ON TIHE GAME ILANVS. This report, which embodies twenty-eight resolutions lhna the following for the salient points - The common law of England recognises a right in game, that the stringencies of its preservation, have been relaxed ; that the right of sale implied the right of property. That tenants may secure the game, or reject the ...

... jtoiit a lia ollo. Professor Liebig has discovered that soot is a perfeot antidote to tho potato disease. Thero are at the prcsent moment upwards of 10,500 miles of railway opel to trallic in the United States of America. Glass milk pans are now manufactured at the rato of 3s. each, or 6d. per pound. They are UighlY recollimended by the Rloyal Agricultural Society. The price of corn has fallen ...

... I iu. Queen Ann dismissed a cabinet minister, he- front cause he appeared in her Presence iii a tye- wig, ]jis instead of a full-bottomed one. sty's AnrTieterAL TLen'rTn,-Tisn ATTENTION oF i'mosB ,per- WHViO HAVE LOST THlEIR TEETH, IS ESPE'iALLY Dl-1 Ithle itECTED TO THE FOLLOWING ?? :-Tho 7.extractiom of the few teeth or roots which may re- first main -in the miouth, is insisted upon by many ...

... I*IONG KONG. t ^r .. rb-ffi- # A. ?? . Exltract of a Lattejrfrou Haag Kong, China, 2zd J une, 18tld. We anchored at Pcnang (formerly called k'ulo Pcnang) about itt o'clock and there found Admiral Sir T. Coclcraice, who derained us for about 6i r 8 hours. This oanhbled mc to drive abont for somc tiowl in tnis lovely slanid (Pula ciceacts ill AIakay, Ishlci). It is certacinly the mcost beautiful ...

... __ _g ulIttire, t. be- TILE POTArTO DItSASIt. I have watched this peculiar Visitation will ItosE much interest now for more than a year, ald al- , Di- though its reappearallce has been doubted b. -The somne, it now begins to be generally admitted to y re- have actually taken place, and to be carrying des iany truction into every quarter. I havc not seen ethl. picc of Potatoes in a cottager's ...

... Y19S'l lRY-No, 2. A vestry was convened for Saturday last, to as- certain the position of the parish in wt.e matter of the differences with the union, or strictly spuaking thc Board of Guardians) in connection with tile legal precendlings instituted by Ilr. Ithillips of Csventry, for the recovery of his demand tbr sur- veying the parish, and which the parishioners decline to entertain on the ...