... cur a loss'of only £50,000 of this ?? Yiews. WILD FOsWL.-It is remarkable that a greater numdber of strange wild fovl, some aquatic and some land birds, have visited this neighbourhood than has been I'nown for a great number of years past.: The osprey or ...

... great height. The Ind2,us, and its I tributaries, the Sutlej, the Jhelum, the' 'Chenaaub, and ithe Ravee, may be made so many aquatic railways, through the whole extent of the Punjaub. in central In- dia, the Ganges, and its tributaries, to Delhi, Meerut, ...

... discoloratior.1 and swelling, which gradually a6ssumes one of 'the niltitudmnous 'formsof eruption. During the ride, promenade, aquatic ex- cursion, or while. otherwise ex posed to the scorching rys of the ?? will find '.ROWLANDS'-. ALYDO l 'a . nmost refreshing' ...

... ion and swervling. rhicin gradually assuss erie of the nmititudinous fries of er-niption. l)iriig thre n-ide, -r ocnade. aquatic ex- cur-aba, or white other-r-le exposed to the scorching rays of the sun, Ladies will find IIOWLANDS' HALYDORI'a most refreshing ...

... disboloratilon and l iveiing, w*ieh graddally assumesone of the a iltitu'dious foris of eruuption. Ouriny the ride, promenade, aquatic exv carailounor while otyherwise exposeci o Wthe seorchigc rayxsof the ?? will find RO LANS' KA yDOR tf most refreshing ...

... passengers could put on their india-ercbbers, take a week's provisions, anid oaeh set sail on his own hook. We shall next hear of aquatic pe- destrian journeys to Europe. - STATISTICS 01' Tru JONES'S AND SrITH'S OF EoLabND.-The labours of the register-ofilce ...

... AUrcw was up, and the •dj -iirni-d at o'cluek. lIOCBK COMMONS. Thur da', FA. 8- Bmiasmi louli »* four o'rlocls. In answer to aquation from Mr. P. 'Vooi., Jouv Ui'ubul Mid it »»* W' l»«e«tioi», «• early i« 11.- I« m..r, l«ro lo trios m . till the oath a»»Jufa»ln ...

... the Lighthouse, Lytham, and his son. succeeded eapturiug h-ss than one hundred birds, tome of them fine specimens of the aquatic genus. This not the only lime that birds have been taken the lighthouse ; for several *>censions scores liave been caught ...

... be-present at Asoot races on the- grand 6day,' attended by a.i brilliant retinue. It'is notyet decided whether theroya1-aquatic tour in-the ensuing autumn will be to Gibraltar, Marseilles, or Cadiz- but a foreign excursion is determined on.-TWeekly Chro ...

... on ground. Appropriately enough, the most conspicuous, and best frequented among them was that of Mr. Bate, whose love of aquatics, enthusiasm a boat-rower, and obliging treatment of young amateurs, have contributed, iu no slight degree, to keep the spirit ...

... five. Her Majesty’s reception at Liverpool Tl.urs.lay, was of a most loyal and spirited character. Her Majesty took short aquatic trip Fairy, but as the weather was bad, she did not deck. In the Town Hall, between one and two o’clock, her Majesty receired ...

... low the ice, in a manner that indicated that they bad come from some openwater beyond; and large flocks of geese and other aquatic birds were likewise seen coming down Wellington Channel at one season and taking their de- parture back again at another. ...