... rTHlE CHRONICLE. Tuesday, Decemcr 29, 1846. THE NEWV YEAR. Methinks I snufftire morning air. Old Eiighteen Hundred and Forty-six hath well nigh run the number of its days, and the dawning ?? Hundred and Forty- seven warns newspaper folk-aninmam in dtil5is-to rise betimes, ay ready with a hlazrppy new year,' courteous reader, and nany returns of that same. A\ilegiant to the canons of the ...

... A COUPLE 1OF STRAY LE.AVES. thle LElAF t'llE 2 VIST. 11ae SVell ix 1ltlltlS efter Maloirriage. Tiei- WNel I, my dear, vvill you go to ?? ?? to night ? 1Ird ko!(VV 0 0e have af very Polite hiiitaillo- ?? 1 ?? XI'I~y u ve1113' jilist as YOU p1ase; ytlU l~ttow I lid. I jsitsh to consult goun' plensuic. -2- -Vll fit'ienh, Ih mriei ?? vv go,-thiat is, if 210. Yl.ou P.l ,.fr. ,lV villiog. Ne 0do ...

... agutfulturf, ,if. COMPARATIVE STOCKINrO OF AlIIALTE AND HA1,- AJAABLE l:AWIS. [At thc December monthly meceting of the Darlington Farmers' Club, on December 7, Mr. 1)ixou, their hon. secretary, introduce(d for dis- ?? the ?? of' tie quantity anid kind of stock there can be kept umpon a clay-soil fiarim, half arabic and half Grass, Compared witdl when it is nearly till aral ?? The fllohwing ...

... -A ?? r.A1 r - I' ?? ted We have CaUle of G nod H1opec papers to the I Ith a October. The following interesting statement in furs the postscript'' of the South Afiican (Coin- in )1 merviAdlertiser, of thc lo th of that month IP'iJOSTSCRIII'. The Fronticr J'ost arrived last night, at 10 sed o'clock, having been dotalined by hcavy rains. of The following, from the Gr2rdmuo's Tovn 'Journal to of ...

... M Oi e V ?? ciato . ?? o casc tr ied in a Parisiani court, the othe dlal, It (caInIt ou1t that Ms.. Alexandre Duntas is It ? paldliteell SoUs (Olriout 7 ,W.) a line for rommnces writtvii for ?? nwspalpens, v A ccordilng to the recent census taken at Vienna the 1npUlatiuti of the capital is 410,047 souls if A geotliInAlt, natmed Tomline, has mairde over ,ise to l.ionl College, in tiut.t, tile ...

... All i .5;nv 1 1,111 co Ito. U U ttsp* rerl U;6 Ir A remark of Sadi, the Persian poet, was- I nevcr complained of' my coidition, but once, when my feet were bare, and I hadi nut money to buy shoes; but I met it man without feet, and .r becanic coniteinted with mly lot.' 'r A poor taerl, iatNorwichl, personating Grainger e in thc flrco of WVho's the Dupe ?Vl on his benelit v iig ht, wihich ...

... AM EIUCA. LtvErInoOL, DEC. 23. bi lly the 'New York packet-ship IEurope, Captill la i' urb -r, ive h1a0c pa-llu from N\ewv \Yokl one day liter. lbs pip, however, containt s notill (;j ImP1t tnvei, L:iteorpit icji Iis hacl l'ached'cd \Witsh- ingto I ?? tihe caipture ofTianipico. They 1 R are lenttiv, but contlin iotlinf that would ild-, terest thi l English r-ea(ld I (CTeniral Scott had sailed ...

... VA 1s I I LS. N0 it'llr (Iderly Ir nt]UI) I Z;;I, oa,11I eCL( GOulti, having !IJI.? n ?? .t oU;I Wifc, Iv ente I1 ?? cp itle to i ,, lid, ri (IIug thlus - ?? yI ?? In, denl2 si,, t ?? I 'In 70 yevars old, A ?? oi iii, is in lore Vit 1 oid UOUld. His fiiend el lelt-ii tuns- A 6irl of Wi, IllilN , )I( i it is tIle, 13ut betivue zne0, ?? Sir, it iS GolU.1 witbutit V. T ,;.ii on a Cc btblc., (Chi) ...

... TIIE AUTUroz 'IN IllS STUDY. 113 II.A Till, Voteir ?? 'ronl P0OOR. III ttt0 ?? OF I' hj s 1 ~iitc'loog SalO10liS', Wea..tth fiii. ?? El voic( appj iilli-- the el v of -thle tair. Thisi is the groitteat fact of our1 tge. ~ ~ lit achai lttxtiry a eti11 onti. It hlk omlidiil 011( litialS jiit iii1ig but tile ?? a;(!a ?? lloo' cilad Weaiolth tiasilpe, ithi grelil diltigorit~y still ?? the-L firii ...

... SCR .PS vRtOMI TjiIl AM IIIICAN PA'PEIIS. I 1 - . - , AL isoWEi:cD.t-. \ pers-DirI who SIlcptted It hat :1 ?? ot' his VVttdtiltivlc wa;t not trly)' oftho- dox, wet it, him aid said,- I atut told thil ypiO alre. ageinst the tersevera lcc of the sailits.' Not I ioleed ev rlixeril tile Illillister iti tile pelsever- iiut'e of Ille sialle.s thlat I oppose.' B3ut I 'lt is hi~,t a tisf triory an ...

... i)ESTR1UCTIOn2 OP THE SIA-NNON AIE MILLS, COUNTY CORK. | 'h he rovre^t Of the dostle ction of tile Shainisloti 'VZ!te inlls by fire, extiacted from the Corf L'.cic- tnetr, is ltlltrttuilltelv coll'rinted. A correspol- flent ?? ?? together with tie extinsive ltilditilg ailndl liachiiser', a large qlUlntitV of grain :ind Iflour has blien destroyecd by tlatt ca- lon:ti _ ' C'ioS.OAKcTTr, SVSDAY ? ...