... CONSPIRACY AMONG 'WORKING MEN. heA -z;dhl V-n 'fn-sla PnonT:-- Taupe - At the Guildhall; on Monday, Francis Friend, James Friend, d and Robert Brind were summoned to answer a charge of con- e spiring- together and with other persons, on the 15th of the e present month, to procure the dismissal of Frederick Spence t from the service 6f Mr. Peter Jackson (late Fisher and Co.), e publisher, of ...

... CATIIED9ALp Saturday evening, ' 29. BGR f1.0 n Crotch G; Fsrrgnt F ;O coe | BA&tOOB --ji Crct~hb G; FarrAnt F ?? come ~, Puh I 4' Great is the Lord, Bach and let lay I orning.-Chattt, Spofforth G; Regdi, ;Smih C Commniuon~ 'The Lord shall reig, ~, 1sdel; the sermon 'was preached by the ordl Bihp r' Luke Tiii, 10. Evening.-Chant, j.s Prilig F ;Cooke C; 40 Lord thou hast searched tj me ot ...

... | GARDENINGOPERATIONSFORTHEWEEK| t - FLOWER GARDEN AND SHRUBBERIES. h The most pressing work at present is that of keep- s ing the place in order. A little pains taken with the walks at this season will be amply repaid by , the air of comfort and pleasure which well-kept walks give to any place. The edgings, whether of e Grass or Box, or other evergreen, should be re- e paired or clipped. This ...

... 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 ...

... THlOROUGHLY DRIED POTATLOES WILL ALWAYS PRODUCE A CROP FREE FROM DISEASE. a I ( Fromn the Gardener's Ultronsicle.) tMr. Bollman, one of the professors in the Rss- Sian Agricultural Institution at Gorigoretsky, in a e very interesting pamphlet which has just reachedx us, asserts, as an unquestionable fact, that mere d drying, if conducted at a sufficiently high tempe- nrature, and continued ...

... ~rreduk lso Emigration continues, although on a much smaller scalc pres the and many of the peasantry are precparing to cross the Atlnntie A the at the opening of the spring. over eau The Irish Corn Markets are again advancing in coase- oblig nci- quence of the recent upward movement in England and the Ait nst comparative lightness of stocks, whilst there is a very lheavy a yot *ed demand for ...

... | FLOWER GARDEN AND SHRUBBERY. Continuing our remtrks on bedding plants, and taking Calceolarias, our selection is, Sulphurea splendens, Frost's Superb, and Kayii for yellow selfs. The former is a fine thing, Aurantia mul- tifiora is an orange-coloured variety, and amplexi- caulis and floribunda are pale yellows; Kentish Hero and Shankleyana are blotched, and Sultan and Meteor are dark ...

... 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 ...

... To the Editor of the North WaZes C67ronicle. Sir,-I was glad to see a letter in a late number of ,your valuable paper headed as above; considering, as I do, that yours may form a very convenient organ for the discussion of such topics. r, therefore, take the liberty of askinlg your numerous Church subscribe e, lay as well as clerical, wvhether, according to such authorities as they may bring ...

... jforcipn anb Qaololial *u1mmtarp. AMERICA. The America, steamer, arrived at Liverpool, on Monday morning. Extensive arrangements are being perfected in Washington for the survey of various routes for the contemplated railroad to the Pacific. The Provincial Parliament at Quehec have adopted a plan for a decimal currency in dol- lars and cents. The committee of the Assemblv at New Bruinswick had ...