... vARI ET I E*S * F v1Paa, hiave dogs got wings ? 11No. celld Idon't of vonl ltnn hett,.i' thati 0hati is Why, pa, tis paper tc ?? flio w useit a mn.e and bit him, so I thought he wv Wh o Lor Soid ws'i' wee to present Admiral ol jivs-tg. Ca it IjjjIejl, lie tod hirn tlh a i's hribly the M iigaoit wod IV killiht him. The nflmirel lid not Innelh relish the mn honotinr. ' Well, hut,'' saIdI Lord ...

... IWRECX OF 'tIIE C'AIE ORISIIm.W\YA I I- | ;: X ~GRANT SHIP,{ The following letter has been addressed tona morn-I lhIin- ing contemrporary:.- III rues- Sir. -As. Ibelieve no detailed acecount of'tile tie- fi strcn of b freof the ship Caleb Grimashaw, withl Cl men, the loss of 101 passengers, has y-et been betbre tec , dpublic, I enclose you thle particulars;~ which, coming Or so,, from an ...

... CA Al B I I1) G E, I. His Royal Hlighnes- the Prince Albert, Chan. celtirofthe University.being pleased to give annually n a Uold Medal, for the .m mirr-mmenlt of English pnetry-the prize will be givef this year to such re- irident undergradunte rs shall corn pnlee the best ele- b giac poem otn thi lte Qneen Adelaide. IL The Marquis Caitridl beil)g ?? to give en- nunily a gold rnedal as priae ...

... SIR R. PEIEL AND hIS FARNE~S. TIhe following letter has been nddrested by Sir R. Peel to the tenatt farmers-on his estate:- ' I wislh to cotmunlicate with you on the present state and the prospects of agriculture so for as theyS oeniicern our relltioins of landlord and tenant, and I know not that I coulmi select any better mnode'ofcoru- Innitication than this which I have adopted. There eaut, ...

... ugh ught r le( nod -ket. ill, the Ins my rth his of her er I iuck tto 'eris lay. she not Du t 0et, her and fe ; nen 30y as, and !Ing eto ihe 1fiS The following letter has just appeared in the cl uninne of the iierqford' Vo'tees, addressed to the Load. lords of Wales - 'Ilonse of you who attendl our fairs aud rinorkqt1 rat. till associiite wiih. the TIeaantry of the county, must be familiarised ...

... The accounts from California relative to the pro. i d ductiorl of gold, do not differ materially from those tIL o received by previous steamers. It is estimated that NJ i there were about eighty thousand people among the C mines, most of whom were digging with more or Be d less success. The average product per head is Bet P d down at 5 dollars; but even that small sum is too I i high, judging ...

... iI 7jjC7E5iROYNICLE.1 I ^ RTSDAY, JANUARY 8, 1850. g'trF.S-T/ue Languaqe. Social Condition, nl Clharacter, and Religious Opinions y e people considered in their relaton to B.duIca- he ?? Lonadof 1849. By Si2 Thoanas Phillips. aving, considerect the position of Dissent, in teshall resume our remarks on the above inj 0ok with the sixth chapter on the Church ch Establishmnent in Wales. to Alary ...

... TWO m3OTilEUS D)OWiNED. An accident ol the ice occurred near Cirencester m on Saturday, by which two of the- sons of Mr. is Thomas Bowly, draper, lost. their lives. On the Lc sheet of water in the park belonging to EarlBgthurat, s r the younger portion of the inhabitants of the town r n are in the habit of skatingand sliding, aftersufficient J r frost to make the ice bear.-' On Saturday last ...

... A NVOLF IJUNT IN TIE TEXAS. Enfiish sportsmlen, whose greatest exploits inl the field tire confinedl to the ktilling of a fox or a badger, or IMOtitbiti Over a fesi ?? or orts r parirlidges, cani hive bitt a fitit idvia (if the lxcitilig mind freqoutitly tic- rditit' aeetits it whfich ire American hunters eng-age in t'r~lil. Or hi1' wild aninnisi that inhalilt 'the immtniise G-eiq (is o ...

... MISS ELLANE OUS. dig CHRINGttt Or A Gu1w.-The other day, Ii ?? ytetg Mali, more ticcostomed to shouldering a spade than lin a musket, had iI mind to cry ?? hand at SOMe orie- s parrowsv perched on the holiso-tnp. A f'or olead log, ight his rifle, and. takting deli bert te na l, it ?? to the takle fire, Ti.hiniking it second charge would have 155 a the desired effect, he reloaded, hut wa~s ...

... FRBEMiASONlit IN CH]LSTr-4R, Wie Inst week gave asihor-t' acclnmt of thismeeting, but haiving be~n favecired withi more interesting particulars, for Weo triist they will inot be -unaceeptable to our Masonic .readerslin thle P,-iaeipstlity-,particularly these brethren aer in Dfileolisihhiro. - i ., eli, The Ceetvian. Lodge of.Frc ccnand Aceepteil Meesbme, held at~the Boyal. Hotel, eceordlinq to ...

... TIHE INDIA RUBBlER TREE.-MODE OF COLLECTING THE GUM. 'Tbr 1 Srprinctri tree, as it is called by the9 natives, h (the In din ERubter,) is common to the V'alley of tile SC Ameqzon, but is most abundoant on thle island andi low. 01 lands, which at titmles are Iinundated in t're, rainy season. tic 'rTe trees nrs scattere~d Promniscouraly through thle To rw'est, atil] reach st dinameter of ...