... FASMIONS FOR JULY. The adaptation of the fashion of past times to the costume of the present day contributes to produce most charming models. Thus the dress worn in the eighth century by Marguerite of Provence-the flat body en- circling the hips-to mhich is added the sleeves of the time of Raphael, the coiffures of Elizabeth of England and Diana of Poictiers, and all the fancies of the times ...

... IPAM PM ON PUBLIC AprAs.-India Reform. INOs I. to VIIU (Saunders and Stanford London.)- This is a series f papers by Dr. Buist, of Bombay Mr Dickinson, and other writers, containing numerous facts and argu2nents, intended to prove the necessity of a change in the government of our vast East Indian poe- s~~ss~ions- ~Usque 4oeo, by an lonian. (Saunders and Stanford.)-Certain letters addressed ...

... FLOWER SHOWS, &C. CRAMLINGTON-The florists of Cramlington held their third show at the house of Mrs Jobling, on Satur- day last, when the prizes where awarded as follows :- Mr Bartholomew Rutherford first with Variegated Su- preme; Mr Anthony Ritson, 2nd, with Single Ayr; 3rd with Quentin Durward; and 4th with Commodore Napier. Self ditto, Mr Anthony Riteon, first, with King of Scarlets ; ...

... H1OUSEHOLD WORDS.-This magazine has, as usna a great variety of interesting matter. CHcAInEMS' EDIn1cUoGIE JOURN'AL has so much that is excellent, that ?? is difficult. It has ar- rived at the completion of the nineteenth volume. TAIT'S MALGAZINE. (Partridge and Oakey, London.)- Among the contents of this number, a new tale, entitled I Priests and People, a story of American Life, pro- mises ...

... CRAMLtNGTON.-The Cramlington florists held their fourth show for the season on the 16th inst., at the house of Mrs E. Jobling, when the judges awarded the prizes as follows: Pinks.-Mr James Laldler, Ist and 2ad; Mr Philip Gray, 3ra; Mr George Laws, 4th. Roses.-Mr Wmn. Gray, 1st, 2nd, and 3rd; Mr Anthony Ritson, 4th. Calecolarias.-Mr Thos. Barron, 1st. Kidney ?? William Gray, 1st and 2nd. Round ...