... -, . I .. . - .. _ . _ . _ ?? ?? :- _ i A -2] A This exhibition opened on Tuesday in the Bazaar, pei. King-street, Portmen-square, & was much commended. o The competition shich our farmers and breejers have been called upon to sustain, has evidently been at- daN tended with nsetul results. Quafty of breed is now flo eonsidered the primary requisite, and whilst this essen- tial has been ...

... A3 | TRANSLATION Or THE EPILOGUE TO raonsoB , 1SaS. By e an Old Subscriber. , GETA. Phormio agreed to meet me here, of About our plot;-my heart feels queer. r- [Enter Paeoasto. u' You're come at last, do matters thrive ? at PBion. Exceedingly well ; we're all alive, sr. The delegates, in Con ress met 1y Swear the Charter soon we'll get. I. ) To arns, to arms ! is all the cry u BWho'd fear in ...

... THE BIRMINGHAM AND MIDLAND COUNTIES GREAT CATTLE , SHOW. Birrninyk7ain, A'ornday Ariyit. - The award of prizes for fat cattle, sheep, pigs, and poultry, entered for this, the first annual exhibition of agricultural animal stock, upon an extensive scale in the ?? counties, took place this morning. Before enter- ing into further details, it may be well to mention the origin of the exhibition. At ...

... AMATEUR ThEATRICALS. r re ?? ?? K - ~l\ ?? I \ (From the Butit chron iclc.) t) The Operatic ('omepany, of whose efforts Nve have had toeaoian to speak in Lernis ol' well-earned cosissnedn- 'it, haining teen cngaged fo' four snights usore, Fra c ?? o'u ivl'seii t cii i itu6day evening in a ver) S iri'iiite ?? The princi al ?? owre ably' ?? ry Mr%. andil .Mrs, D. King, Miss Meosselit, Mr. ti E ...

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... FAIR BARGAIN', FOR A FARM. I l THE LEASE. 3 It is much to be regretted that farmers ara likely 3 again to allow themselves to be deluded by that phls.- r tom-protection. The present partial cry for a re-im- position of duties on imported food, which certain poli- tical schemers have evoked, can only have the effect of delivering the minds of agriculturists from more prac- tical objects, for ...

... blhhiti m UOCOJI .NAht I From Punch. Itere's thiteen on us all a-lyin'- Thirteen line-i -battle ships, As little thought they'd leave us fryin', e In the sun our scams a dryin', a oohere first they turned us oe elthe sips Sc we 'umbly ax your Lordships a Not to break our 'arts of oak; d We anut soft ships to fear 'ardehips, o We'd beo olad to serve as guaretihips, f] Or earry any sort of folko ...

... LTi.E RARY NOTICES. The Landiwe Livetin. Part]19. C.11night, London.-The presest Part Of thie very Popular' and interesting' periodical is devoted to E xeter and the South-eastern Coast of Devonshire. The en- aire exquisite, particularly that of Exeter, the ftrontispiece. The Wood3' cite comprize several views of the beautiful CahdlTgnou, Torqituy, Brixharm, Torlijay, mid manjy other favourite ...

... ?? a~ - _-k PROVEIRBS AN'D POPULAR SAYINc4S ox TFlR i WEATHTER, SEASONS, a IIHSBANDRY. If the wind blows on you through a hole, Make your xvili and take care of your soul. If bluo thu mooiing shay appear, The day will be seremc and cltan l3un if r'd clouds with blaok peverd, Expcct a storm of rain or hail. When the sus's beams ave broad and red, Somoe boisterous weathor you may dread. As the ...

... OXFORD FAT CATTLE STIOW. Our Annual Fat Cattle Show took place on Wednesday last in the close opposite Worcester college, belonging to F. Symonds. Esq., who has from the commencement of this show kindly granted the use of it to the Committee. The exhibition on this occasion was superior to all the previous ones, both with respect to quality and quantity, and in almost every class, excepting ...

... ro A ., - - . V - - , . -1- - t-- - -. _ The Journal qf Sacred Literature, edited by JoHN KITTO, D.D., F. S. A. C. Cox, 12, King William-street, Strand.-We have not space to enter in detail into the rich contents of this valuablejournal, which attempts to supply a lonzwfelt desideratum in English theolo- gical literature, butwe csnnotabstain from devoting a few lines to the article on ...