... Tirr's EDLxiuiLou MiGAZIsE. (Sutherland and Knox, Edinburgh.)-The long story of Norman Hamil- ton is brought to a close. The useful descriptions of the governments of continental Europe are continued; the subject this month being Tuscany. Ear ey's colonial policy is animadverted upon. The rest of the number is filed with short pieces, thus affording con- siderable variety. BLicrKwoori's ...

... THE CHEERFUL VISITOR'S LDnRnY, Vol 5. (Office, Red Lion-court, London.)-The subject of the present 'volume of this unique library is The Mutiny of the Bounty, the interest respecting which has lately been re-awakened by the information received respecting the descendants of the mutineers. EMIGORITION; by Charles Hurathouse, jun (R. lIardwick, Carey-street, London.)-The writer of this little ...

... NEWCASTLE,NORTHUMBERLAND AND DURHAN. POULTRY SHOW. - This interesting exhibition which has for several week been much discussed amongst the admirers of the fea- thered tribe, took place in the Corn Exchange, in this town, on Wednesday last, and the decided success of the society cannot but be gratifying to the noble patrons and patronesses, who have not only become members, but who have, by ...