... I THlE GARDEN -BY Wr. Q'enhV. SEASONA2BLE GARDENING Tbere would be ?? for October and Novecmber if tlaere was any dependeice on the weather. We may be burned ap or ice-bound, without either being a novelty; bat we may be worne than either, we may be swamped. Wet autumne are the greatest piagues to gardenecs. It is true that in large establishuaents they can always fizd work enougr. under cover ...

... RBSUL TS OF THE HAR EST. With tbe exception of some beans, and here asd 00 very Inte piece of wheat, the harvest may be considered concluded ' and from all the accoutmtrs wereceisea, to are as far from satiafactory as wasaanticipated. Every I.: who has thrasbed any wheat is disappointed with the even from crops -the appearance of which when sl, promised. well. The sheaves, however1 wereiseS ...

... HOTELS-ENGLIS11 AND FOREIGN. TO TIHE EDITOR Or TXIE DAILY, NErWS. Slit , -It -vould- appear from the rejection of the following communsicatiosn which I hasmbly subniitted to the consideration, of. 11e- editor of-the Times,s tbat -even the -slightest defense of one solitary English hotel is notdeerned worthy of admission to its columns. It mnay be that I have :'ut the case fee bly, though I ...

... i . XA TEMA'R MiNG. jr' our 4auimaI of. yestfirday we published the followtir paragraph, under the title of Mysterious Disppea Irance a Gentleman:- - On Eaturday grinted notices were put up it the severn police stitiois, ?? a very lberal retard for informatio relative toagentlemannamed ?? 'Holl, latel residing at No. 1, -John's-plaoe P road, Lambeti whose sudden' and una ountable ...

... LONDON: MONDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1853. In the present condition of Europe, it is impes- sible not to watch with anxiety the comparative forces which may soon be arrayed against one ano- ther-in support of aggression, or in defence of law and justice. With respect to the immediate or secondary principals ia the quarrel, their strength has been carefully measured both by political and by military ...

... DOCTOR WISEWAN M DI' DA VINVOL Premuising (arites A CO ?? ) that I am no friend to the papacy or the preterniions of the Rorairh priesthood, your corressideur of last woees, signing hiuc. self AITM-CHURCI bIILITTAeOT, offers certain objet. tiots to Dsctor iVisecian'lS ussay Ctn Leonardo ds riL;cis' paint nr (the snluject, the Los Mapper) hicsh aipear so deoid if justice, that witih yocr ?? ...

... The ?? of the French, the Prince and Princess de Joinville, and their respective suites, embarked at Southampton on Saturday, to proceed to Portugal. Owing, however, to the sickness of the ex- Queen the steamer put into Plymouth and landed the royal party. They have since proceeded to Dover, intending to embark for Ostend. The Crown Prince of Wurtemburgand Princess Olga have left Tor- quay for ...

... WBSTMTI>NTSTER HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF MBDICINE. The session of 1853-4 commenced yesterday, when l the intioductery lecture was delivered at the Hospital by t Mr. Guthrie, F9.R.S., who stated, in the course of his ob- ?? the session 1850-61, 1,041 students were re- gistered at the College of Surgeons as studying in London; 1 W 370 obtained the diploma in that year. In 1851-62, 1,141 registered; 404 ...

... A CIIURCI GOINV TO 1UIX. a .. Yeterday, a meetin° bf tlie' parishioner3'0o St. Luke's, Ola-street, residing in the ecelesiastical division of' Srt. Bariubase,, was hfeld Tin the Vvstrg]Roomn of the church,;- D: tind which was convened by tr,>W.V-H Dobson,; the incuo- 7 bent's churchwarden, for the purpose :of considering the-- financial position of the Church.i- Mr. DOBnsN, having been ...

... PRECAUTIOATS AGAINST CHOLERA IX TZE : : , - SJIEOR HANT SRRVICGI' L (From last aighit's Gazeite.) nu - ;Board of Trade, Whitohall, Oct. 3,1853. ;; The Right .,1onourable the Lords. of the Committee s of the Privy Council for Trade and Plantations,. with a view 'of prevenrti6g 'thoispread ofcholera on board nier- e chant shipping, have:causgdt to ho issued and circulated the ts, ,follow~ing ...

... JOHN FROG AND JOHN BhU.LL. We all know the old, time-honoured fable of the frog that, smitten with admiration andi envy of the magnitude of the bull that grazed in the neighbourhood of the frog's pond, resolved to be- come as big and burley as the mighty beast itselfe We all know the profound moral preached by the result: envy and vanity did their work, and the poor frog burst like an over ...

... (FRIOM ?? OWN CORRESPPONDENT.] , ; '11 ?? ?? Sni'. ?? The-Baptist sects appear to be on the increase in sombe distriete. A convonticle has been established receatly at Leiguiti,. where a shoemaker froip '~eriia plays tahe. part of the bero ,of-Meyerbeer's Propiet~. A proos of M~eyerbeer'8 prophets or: prophecies-the report of Madame Lind Gold- sbbrnidt'5 retulrn' to the stage, is revived. ...