... 2pirit of the ipXres. IGNORANCE AND ITS EFFECTS. (From the Sun.) Every now and then individual facts are turning up in different departments which impress our minds far more strongly than statistical tables or tabulated results. The story goes of the late Premier, that when in the Ministry before, with Lord Althorp, and when it was deemed necessary to obtain a coercion bill for Ireland, the ...

... On the 24th of November the St. George left Liver- pool for New York, with a crew of twenty-five hands, and one hundred and twenty-seven emigrants, coin- prising men, women, and children. mostly Irish, and of the veiy poorest class. In addition to her stores, she had a general cargo, amongst which, as we are in- formed, was a quantity of napotha and oil, to the escape of which, in all ...

... I (64t J9, M4 Tafflo Qlranifft.- '5 BANGOR, FRIDAY, JANUARY 21, 1853. The Aberdeen Ministry appears to us to s be like the famous dinner in Edinburgh in i lhonour of the Whigs and the Reform Bill, v which was eaten before it began, or, in r other words, completely devoured before the honoured guests made their public appear- ance. The Ministry, that was formed a month ago, is not yet formed ...

... The annual ball for the benefit of this charity took place at the County Hall, on Tuesday evening, J. Heaton, Esq., Plas Heaton, being President, and Lady Will'iams Wynn. Lady-Patroness. Rogers' band attended, and the refreshments were supplied by Mr. Jones, of the Bull Inn. Dancing com- menced soon after 9 o'clock, and was kept up with great spirit until about 4. Although not so numerously ...

... We gave our readers some particulars, some weeks ago,respecting the farm of Cunning-park, near Ayr, owned and farmed by Mr. Telfer, which is now, looked upon as a model dairy farm. We now add some notes recently read before the East of Berwickshire Farners' Club:- 23rd Oct., 1852. This farm contains 48 acres, and is entirely devoted to a dairy of 40-cows. No corn is grown on it. Hay, grass, ...

... . AXt tpe re'et auait of the Right Hon. Lord Dyne- vor;,t Dynevor Castle, last week, the liberal allowvance at Ef~rn per ?? made to the tenants. g ZT ANELLY, Jan. 24.-Tlhe Wreck of a vessel of about w 200 tons, with a zihc bottom, has been discovered off tl Catuldy Island. A water-tank is branded John g Richardson of Londioo. ; MtLDNESS OF TilE SEASON.-SO mild is the season rtlat violets ...

... This Soriee held Jan. 1st 1853, at the Todepen- d dent Chapel in the above place. The meeting com- menced at the Society's House, which has been e granted for the use of the Institution, rent free by the liberality of Mrs, Oakley, which was decorated e with evergreens and mottoes adapted for the occa- 0 sion. At three o'clock p.m. a procession of the Y members was formed to visit Mr. Jones, ...

... CARNARVON.-THE RECENT FLOODS. On Monday last, a public meeting- of the rate- 13 payers took p)lace in the Guildfhill, to rieceive the re- r port of the Committee, appointed at aprevious neet- a ing, to investigate into the causes of' the disasters u occasioned by the recent floods. John Owen, Esq., o merchant, was unanimously called to the chair, and s! having stated what were the objects of ...

... agricultu.re and T40rticulturc. CALVES. Tile value of every kind of live stock will be ma- terially influenced by the manner of rearing when young. At that time the organs constituting the machinery by which the food has to be converted into animal matter, to increase the size and to supply the waste continually going on in the living body, have to be formed and perfected.- It must be plain to ...

... The first consideration with every farmer ought to be how to increase the produce of this land; and, in the second, to find out the most profitable manner of consuning snch produce when it has been raised. To effect the last, there will be no absolute necessity of suiting the stock to be kept to the produce that is to keep them-so that, on one hand, the cattle may not suffer from scarcity; and ...

... WHAT THEY ARE DOlNG IN THE TLE XSLAN-DOF ANGLESEY. adr IAid) fiim nA r'nd ?? rn.rX 4 aj I n l II . n (Ndtfirom our own ...

... WHAT THEY ARE DOING IN TiHE GREATl' MET'ROPOLIS. ?? Our own Corraespoadeue) I LONDON, AVEDNBSIDAY EVEN1ING. J The Queen last week held a Ch1pter of the Most t Noble the Order of the Garter, for the purpose of investing the Duke of NorthlumniberlanId and the Marquis of Loidonderry withi the 'blue ribbon l, The ceremlony ouk place iu St. George's Chapel Windsor Castle, in thle presence of ...