... 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. ...

... L, ID[s ODOlP!1N b 2 IRN'. I zdIDNI:--] (-i1)()L.'l11N ?? .A^i:!yedf'e : Jltn it 'oi' .illyAldrtiser' of rrT!sduy. \Vere i tsionoll ta w r i e lographi te e telcs of liviln nil,, atho doivotc tc tio ?? io tile ii- petrelftfit off their fullow-(roi'y?:ieta, le,.s fol- a oitvcl y Ci reli mi ,nt a' cel thit tlhe ol se es, there at c lkew, iII!ov, avie) aot'iild ch:iioi plior Ilritice to the ...

... VAR IETIES. VULGA RIITY.-- DO you desirenut to be vulgar thcr' cease to be aflected: for 've fever knee ?? affected person who was not vulgar, nor one of natural mnaa- In tiers to vhoill tihe phrase could be applied.-]]ytcl)e .T L TO (O.-An up-coultry-gatlrt not since went over to see his bright particrlar and of after sitting for neatly half a day without sayind ovf old, at last got up :rrd ...

... LOSS OF A IVIIALING SPIP.-IMASSA- ClUS OF i]EE, ClE\r. I For 5CvemIl montls anxi-iety has been felt re- gal ding t'he fate ol a viwiling ship, namlied the Cpoe Paickt, Ctaptalin Powell, last from Sydney, alnld t wentv-eig'lt s'e-niell, her Crewl. W'e regrec to state tsilit iil iltioln il/ ano becii ?? roni Syd nov that tihc a nfortktillate vessel (ohio' ih llaS been missing t we yelirs) hi;d ...

... TU It KEY. CONST'rNTINOPLTi, Ocr. 20. Lord PIrlmerstoll ]IIas sent a note to the Porte, ill which lie deilliends tile abolition of silavery in the Oltoman emnpire. You will remember that when Lonl Porisoiiby was ambassador nt (oll- stanitilople a siniiihir mliuel tile was propolsel by the tli listel for Forlein Afifits, but hi8 lordsiip's d ispateth in IllS'er induced Lord Palmierstoll to ...

... CURIOSITIES OF MATRLIMONY. tilr. Richard Gibson and his wifc were each exact- 1y three feet tell inclies in height, at itt if very symi- metrical ifor aind agtcecatile count ettatice. '1 hev rerc inarriedt iii the lotter pal t of tihe reigni of Clarles I, who with his queen, an d scYel-3 In cmbels olt the cool t, at tetided the nuptial ceremitonty. MIr. Giibson iriS it POrt~iliL Ptlillter ot ? ...

... A fellow, 'who Wrote a wretched hand, and ost 'made almost ats bad aI fist ?? spellinig nod gram- cal mar, gave as asn excuse tor the deficientcies of edu- ns: cation, I that he nevcr went to school but one ri; afternoon, a nd then his master wasn't there.' %VS Some sour editor, namie unknowvn-luckily for hini-shot off the following. It may have had ter a ?? aim, but there is reason to fear it ...

... DREADFUL TRA.GEDY, - _ I 1 1. Thle followting drcadful tragedy isrelated in the Limericki 14orier/:- On Sunday molning AIr. John 0'Grady, of Mlart inst wn, ne ar Ki Ii lane, took avway the life of his vil I, daughiter of' Mr. Irellry Quninhin, of' ]3allynoal, iear the town ofTipperary, to whorn he had been Married about six niitils, nil more nwfl.l still he subsequently slaughtered the ...

... WATERLLOQ BAY.I-I.M.S. APOLLO IN II DANGER. rort Elizabeth, Sept. 3, 1846. t Ier 3Majesty's ship Apollo ailled here on her I way to Watcrloo Bay, with thc 73d Regiment on s board, nnd also the Naval Superintendent of S that place, ILcut. Forsyth. Op Thursday oven- s ing, the 2Sth, standing in shore, towards the t Kowic River, it ?? cahn, when finding tihe swell t setting her too near the shore ...

... 6Tor V1e)opflll cc. THE hA~d)OF GUARDIAN'S OF' TlIll:1hAN- GO0It ANDBkU ALI UNION OFi, I te AND 18> 0, e,. THEt PAILIS11 UliClt O BAN COlt. Ifilh TO Mhc Editor of the North Wa/es c~hl'oni'lel icr Suiv,-Mr. ?? lois to thoe very end per- silted inl his u nha i r 1modeI oh Writing. Aithoughi A 3lie had(, hiit hert o, reprzeseinted hol U nr S a ftmaking fiequent enquiries for pairticular's, lie ...

... A WORD '1'0 Tll, WISE. I 'Me (/ `:Edco of /ire ?? Vrr~c-iy. ] Sir,--I ncineloc you a letter whit II I rto i anod -CICl to the Ulitirtill:un at QtI;tyLta r SCesiojs, re-, ul qOlstitt- that it mlight fe rcett ill opell court; but |is sorlt tie l 0gh t t lt it was a inat er iircievl llt to tilclturpoto for \Cibtll t hey were tscmllil ed, 111(1 it tlittlly difilrtittin (I- itijtil oil th1V subject ...

... 110 1,TI C LT'UIt E. Advantage sbouild bec taken Of tile iltev-a'S cf di-y wea:tlher t (i fiet the imostl necessar Ny operations. As for iistoimce, the traiespill:milo Ifruit t!ee. whteoc standiads or for the trill, 0ohIld Ie at omdi (I to It atty 1:!tv, for it is of ?? ilhopoitloixu to i I fit tire rgomwitl of the tlees To rc inue tIhem., l )Irfor winter. I lie satne remntark applics Ic a do ...