... (lrsoms M/e 1)orld qf Fos/icu.) WALKCING Dtzitss.-A idrcos of dtark chocolatc-colourcd watet'id slit, untie perfect ty plain, and (pitte high to tile throat longj full sleeves, finihe with anl coibroitlerei cult of cambtric. Pardlcssus of dark greeit tevaulicile, tttosinz to tue walist, tti shines beinig clif upit so as to forl a1 sattaiow poieuig Oil cacti sidlc and cricirtced with at douthle ...

... dlXTid,. No. 179. Tilre rrrtsT 1toow0 Or LESs;ONS IN CirIrSi'rTLY, in its Application to Agriculture. For the rise of Farmiers lli d 'raellers. liV JIlr0 ?? I lodges, M.). Londlonr arld Belfast: Simmras inul .1!Ir/1ee. This is a most valnable and scasonable worh-, wiell calcu. ]atedl to guiidc thie agricurlturist into tihe arcane of chiomistrv, in its relation to tle aprdlieation of manures to ...

... Original 1-.3octrg. FRIENDS OF OUR YOUTHFUL DAYS. Ou the friends of our youthful days, Where are they now, oh i! where? F!cd as tile Somnicr's gladdeninig rays, When Witrmy storms appear ? In distatit lands sonie iay be found, Whollm fate has sev-ered wide; Some sleep hjittiiathi thle grassy moniod, And there in peace abide. Some lie low on the battie fiel l, Wlho fought for Clory's crown l A ...

... ,ffas4jiolt aitb aTvictim, TILE COURT. Wi-EsoOR, TuFSDAY, Nov. 7.-The Queen anti Prince Albcrt tank their accustomed carly moninrig walk. Priuce Albert went out shootin g t1i s morning. His Royal High- iness was attendted byN the Marquis of Ahereorn, Lard Casio ?? lcud Culoel. louv . Ti IRoa dite er party ait thle Castle this eveniing will include thle Duchess of Kent., thile Princess of ...

... IlJortro. TlHE TRUE 11 EART'S ASlA'vlONS. I 'WOn.0D be t hil]c- Oh, not to learn tite anguish Of hcing, first, a deithe cnshri1incel Then, me-lno the ?? is past, to latguish, Stripl,'d of each grace t iat fancy rouinI mc twined- Not such thc lot I craVe. I would lic thihe- Not in hright Sounier weather, A stiny atiloslpliclC of joy to brcathe But fear an(d trelie Wilei tbe StoreI-cloudts ...

... ?,'-Clcctcb T30ttrij. CENTILE W\ ORDS AND LOVING SMILES. A YouV, rose in Sumitiner-tinic Is beautiful to me, And glorious arc the nminy stars ThIat glimiuner on the sea: PlUt gent ic words and loving bearts, And hands to clasp my owi, Are better thian the faiwst flo)wers, (r stars that cvcr sholie. The snn may wart the grass to life, Te ( dew the drooping ?? And1 eyes grow hright and watcl ...

... ?? allb yarictio. WXiNOsort, 'Tunst-lY.-Thte Qncen and iris Royal High- i1C53 Ilriiiec Albert, it tendled bv a limited suite, lcft Windsor Castle this day, to visit ithe Queen Dowager, at Bentley Priory. H1er Majesty atid tho Prince Conrsort are expecctid to reilail i at tile Pr1iory two days. H1cr Screne lliglmiiect tha- 'roinecsa of Hlioenlolie Langen- biourg, with their Serene Ilightiesses ...

... 41 T I , ?llnb Vanctim T'lE CURTIVI'. OslIORNZ, iltl D.AY.-1lie1 liIijStyI a II his Ioyal II iai II OSS tliC ?? A IICtoi ?? ItiS ialt-ig ;1 iII ?? groIuI at OS- Itorute. Adhiiil Sir T. I'ladel Calpel calile it Ootjotiic, this intlrli.g, to receliv her Mnjesili's colltitaials. The Earl of Claietdolo 1:ihi visits on Th51urstday to Sir CGeirg (ire, antiil ier Ctb(lwiil M llistets. nit, INiENC FAt ...

... fafobioal amdi yaTicticM. TIHE COURT. AcconrrNG' to present arrangements, the Court will leave Windsor for Osborne, Isle of Wighit, on Thursday next, the 23rd instant, where it will remain for about three wecks, re- turninig to thc Castle, for thet wilnter, tile third wcck in Dc- cember. The cictlit anniversarvof the birth of the l'rincess Royal, will be celeltrated at Wialsor Castle on ...

... Sa~biotl anb vtarictiuo. THE COURT. AVNDson, TURS5DAY.-Eiiiy this morning the Witid of ?? 2nd Regimenit of Life Guards assembled ait the Castle, and perfirmoeld several pieces under tihe wit dlowvs of tle royal alpairtmenlits, in honontr of the birthday of hiq Royal hlightess tile Prinlce of Wales. TIh Colditream Guards, nmiler the coimandiunuil of Colonel CrlurinnLtuin, nod the 2n ul ...

... Original T.3actru. OUit F.,,vnEinS, wITELIE ARE TIEY ? Tll:v are gO!eC- tbhey have sailed (lown tihe streamt of timec Alii have joined th iledep oceanl's swell; While we, it, its course, are lhttrri5g oi° \;illi thelm in their home to dwell. T'low ate ?? if for ?? country they strove- For freedom- for ?? thlist is dear; If tlhee kouglit to ?? 1ill t icsioni i alndl wrog.1, Antl wiped tI t ...

... j.n-,biou. mib YtavirtiO. T l11 COURT. Ti E Qneen remains at Windsor, with the Prince null tilm hoval children. 'T'lc Princess lloliciflohe Langeunlitrg and the Prhi cess l liza cuntiniue at the Castle. Amionig tile visitors to her Majesty have liecn the Dulnte anid D)ihess of Camii- bridge and fliv Earl and Counitess of Clarendon. The Duchiess of Kent Iliis ?? at the Castle daily. Thbc Earl ...