... climates are alike to him. Nothing exhausts himn; no alternations of beat and cold appear to have the least effect upon his hardy frame. His capacity of travelling, day and night, for thousands of miles, has never been approached by any traveller of whom ...

... Heroine, and Ponceatn Brilliant; 5, G. WV. in Hardy, Esq. for Charles X, Cherbonnier Noir, Baquet, e, Bienfait, Heroine, and Alexander le Roi. r- Panis of Three Breeders: 1, G. W. Hardy, Esq. for Sir le Thomas P'icton, Lady Stanley, and Violet le Grand; ...

... co0unty police, Dnse-2nd Mr George Johnson. Beat 2 early cabbages, Mr Thomas Hettle-2nd Mr John Dods. es~at 2 ca'llos~ers, Mr Thomas H~ette-2nd Mr W. L. elee. Best 3 turn~ips, Mr Thomas Hettle-2nd Mr W. L. Beloo. hst 3 earlz' horn carrots, Mr W. L. Beloe-2nd ...

... Prideaux Selby, Esq. Swansfield; George Selby, Esq. Belle Vue: U. A. B. Cresswell, Esq. Harehope; Thomas Thor6, Esq. Doxford; Edward Thew, Esq. Shortridge; Thomas Tate, Esq. Bilton; Gordon J. Forster, Esq., Newton-by- the-Sea; Roger Buston, Esq, Boston; Robert- ...

... Mr Meotg. Wlakiunson 3d. Mr James BobeOn ?? ith ixa b renqaso buvrben, Jot lethss thrian six disosimlr80, Mr Thomas.alo 2wallow2Md Jorp Thomas lostr1t with shr~ix widfoserso of sorts. Mor ?? 2nad. M Jhohn Fa- ostuer1t wit 12o Mr Toma Swllo let with abuethree ...

... crop of wheat, Xi lon.-Mr. John Linaker, Hutton. Ditto oats, £1-Mr. Thomas StrIckland, Penworthani. E Ditto arley, £1-Mr. Richard Dandy, Penwortham. DItto beans,Indeis, £1-Mr Thomas Blackburn, Howtick. er, 0 Ditto potatoes, £1-Mr. Wright Car0llle, Howick ...

... Arnatesr- Class.-Best 3 stove or greenhouse planrs, Mr Thomas Usher. East 3 fuchoias, Mr Thomas Usher. Best 2 roses, Mr Thomas Usher. Best 3 verbe- nas, Mr Thomas Usher. Best single petunia, Mr Thomas Usher. Beet 12 dahlias, Mr Joh. Batey, ...

... of the Corn Exchange, for the show of dahlias, fuchsias, pansies, geraniums, orchida- ceous, stove and greenhouse plants, hardy and tender annuals, verbenas, herbaceous and other plants, fruits, vegetables, &c. The show-room was laid out so that the flowers ...

... and ti Horticultural Society for the exhibition of dahlias, fuchelasM exotic or greenhouse plants, verbmnas, hardy herbaceous oi plants, hardy and tender annuals, fruits, vegetables, &e., was held on Wednesday last, at the Union-hall, Leyland. w The room ...

... Southampton, 9, Queen's-terrace Commercial-offices, September 20. Sir-I beg to acquaint you that, following the intention of Mr. Thomas Hill, of this place, I have also determined aith hill on receiving goods from Paris and the continent, intended for the f ...

... ability we do not deny, but that he is capable of enacting and embodying the Marc Antony of Shakapere, we will not be fool-hardy enough to advance. It is doubtless a re- spectable performance, but it is only in repeating the words of his author, as set ...

... light reading occupy a consi- derable part of the nnumber, which is varied and ea- tertaining. . MLMOIfS oF WmILIA PENXr. by Thomas C arlkson, M.A. (C. Gilpin, London.)-Though the Lame of Penn is familiar to the reading public, a life of so good as well ...