... Better modes of Husbandry. Laboiwers. Results of well-conducted Ex- Agricultural Publications, perimental Farming. &c., &c. In short, whatever affects the beneficial employment of capital in land. Reports are regularly given of the English, Scotch, and Irish ...

... chapter 2 —Physical History of Man, paper the second—The Wood Nook AVells, or Neighbours' Quarrels, an original and interesting story by Mary Howitt—The Good Words of Hagenmaier—Christopher Chronicle's Lectures on Social Arts, No. 11., Dress—The Importance ...

... * murder,* resounded from all parts of the hall. The police having been let in by a side-door, order was restored after a short time. His Lordship then attempted to proceed, and said, he would mention to those shoemakers who, he believed, were the parlies ...

... e >7 opprobrious epithet that they could invent, and denounced his assertions as utterly false and calumnious. In a short time, stories were put in circulation that the Autocrat, out -of his abundant riches, intended to subsidise every despot on the Continent ...

... can doubt but the saccharine matter DONALD SHAY; OR, THE WHITE HUNTSMAN. By the Author of the Four Pilgrims,' 1 §*c. [The story on which the following poem is founded appeared about two years ago first in the * Inverness Courier,’ and afterwards in almost ...

... and are what Mr. Fyall reserved, as being his best, when C. R. conducted sale of Violins for him about two years ago: In short, it is seldom that such Instruments can had, or are offered, at public scale. They certainly deserve the particular attention ...

... assassinate Louis Napoleon, adds The lodgings of the informer were searched, and a pistol and some ammunition found. If the story is true, the conspirators exhibited great ingratitude as well as atrocity. But tho circumstances under which these curious ...

... every man a brick ?'—because he is formed of clay. THEATRE.—We understand that on Monday week, Mr Breyer is to commence a short season here, in the Trades' Hall. Mr Breyer and his corps dramatique have given much satisfaction in the neighbouring towns ...

... century, or nearly so, that quitted this scene of things on the evening of Saturday. And he has left to the biographer, in the story of his life, much that is of signal interest and importance in the legal and political history of our country, and much in ...

... that bona fide graven images of the whole Royal Family, could not tail to he highly acceptable as a gift. To make a long story short, after a vast deal of pains, ingenuity, and hard labour for upwards of twelve months, be succeeded in fashioning the aforesaid ...

... feeling would exist between them than are manifested at present, when j a considerable number of our colonies is state j little short of actual rebellion. But, says his Lordship, were the colonies to be given up, and were they unable to preserve their security ...

... immersed in the toils and harassed by the responsibilities of office, or the not less wearing anxietiss of opposition—few, in short, would suppose that thi► was Sir Robert Peel. • • • To few men, indeed, has it been given to accomplish the same destiny as ...