... HIO RT I C 'U LT U RE. 1'LOWElRt-GARt.DLN AND The D)ahlias sliolrid iro bre iarlle! intended for ilcrease; 11ir! j they mity bc kept back fri a cr tLILn plan tCd where they i..t Ic:1. pla:nt1ing of edginlgs alln tile is! Z ; ceen:ed with ilotmod lately, li,in- r j tn . bulbs, appearing, shiuld hIiv' il. .'r r nand, in case ofinard wveatlicr Roses, and Persian Lilacs, to frltc t Z them ...

... Genuine Loyalty.-When Queen Elizabeth was upon one of her tours, the Mayor of Coventry, accompanied by a large cavalcade, came out to meet her Majesty, and usher her into the city with all form. The weather was extremely warm ; and as they passed through a wide brook, his worship's horse several times attempted to drink, and each time his worship checked him: which her Majesty observed, ...

... TI'E CHiRONICLE. Tuesday, September 21, 1847. Breeding in all its branches,, is a com- nion and well received toast at Agricultural spreads; but the general run of stock- farmers as commonly persuade themselves that the work is done when that simple mark of respect and recognition has been paid, so beyond the precincts of the dining- room all is barren-unproductive at all * events of the ...

... II OR T ICULTUR E. It is now high tinte that fhe mushroom bed5, . which are usually erected during this month. shoubl be built and spawned. ('are must be taken ihat the dutsg is thoroughly fermented, and the violent beat blown off befoue the bed is built; for if the duon is too hot it will destroy the spawn. The beds mav be built in the open ground, or in a spare shed, or mush- room house. The ...

... AN ATTE2MPI' Al' TLA :hL;AaIIlNG ).E '1' l( Q S 1?EF' (I' I-V E7 LI. N As SI B3Y 15 11ILLA WYATT. ea he Ci I ron iit cf thc i8t/,. ,f q)oroat for, N i\l l y iglylt ciddiorltg o arnotylch % y Wyddel, flea t Na ' r~a Ct-c duf any uya y dill U'r Wa ii (ii*th : it is Mala hya V1l thyt Tith:;u'rI vVmnialdti y Elr):f, th !l lo A Mlyfyri r ivy fo inot' ydd snll daIrnat, t itiwyihi. Qc if i ...

... Ill E CHP -0NICLE. 7Jaesciay, February 2, 1847. The Parliament of Great Britain sits at the head of her extensive empire ill two Capacities. One as the local legislature of this island, providing for aill things at home, immediately and by no other in- struriicnt than the execulive power. The other, and I think her nobler capacity, is that which I cali tier imperial charaterr; il which, as ...

... AA JE RICA. The I-Ialifas royal mail stearrer Caotlcaoia Cap t | Lot, nrrivcd at Liverpool on Mionday nigh:, brinzg- ing dates from New York of the 1 ;th, and Boston the 10th November. The Calcdonia brings £;idHOO in gold, nnd the promise of immense re itia ces of the precious metals. Some of the accounts plomise us no less thall fifteen millions of dollalrs, or between three and aib millions ...

... I I~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Our great week, in which all the annual clerical and charitable meetings are held, closed with the sermon preached on Sunday se'nnight by the Rev. G. L. Cotton, late Fellokw of 'irinity College, Cambridge, and now one of the Masters of Rugby School. These meetings commenced on Tuesday se'nnight, and succeeded each other in the following order:- After ...

... CHURCHI AND STATrE.. ( Front the Cambridge Adlert it er.) illis Worship the -Mayor and the three ftail sisters having actually (lecreed that the Church and State question should be brought to the test of discussion and disquisition in the Ilowtn Hall of Cambridge, we vere not sorry that a gentleman of fir. Scley's t attainments in titis departmient of controversy, blending acknowledged ...

... VAVRIETIES. V ZX a1. . v J I XU . AYe are in the midst of a revohition, as the fellow said on the treadmill. !3verythiing great is not always good ; but all good things are great-Detmallslcltes. Some have sluices to their conscience and can keep them open or shut them as occasion requireth. -'Ful~er. I say, my little boy. where does diat right-hand road go to! *' ]Don't know, sir; tain't ...

... 'IiIE IUl'IILA ,IAERS AND) TIIE BOAR. On tbe banks of the Albany tRier, which fills i:t to the lludson's lay, there is anioouget others a smoall coltny settled, iy hich is m ostly made up b3 emilgralts rioto the Highilaiids of St olaud. Though tile soil of tihe valleys ccnti-gioo to tthe river is ex erediogly rich and fi'tEfile, yet the winter being so long anti sererr thliee peeople do not ...

... I SOC IEIV\ D)l nt i7 l, .C1r , 'iF | ICUI I13 AND1) ,.3 .iZNSUl TUl *l-e t'irili I7a O iI to ti i v ol i i I:i 3 I Cr p ll I ' l- o I Ii' w z'! ihf c- ii. At I r . thi.u ihe aoisti.. tul;!;DIit ' r: C tr'1. iie' l tnhe iu( tllircs, aic' tD be :1;tlil''f t 1 . at1 t l , ; ti! t.et tIo of d;;u pl O( ihttii(t CC i''d'iTI , h'tl t thlatiftt of !> ilic 1 mxi.'ia iof0 to vi h ch-,aJect niwllet ...