... Watering.-Plants in pots in the open garden must be watered regularly ; even in rainy weather they must be examined, for the plant often throws all the water over the side. Many a Camella, Heath, and hard-wooded plant has been destroyed by negalect in wet weatlicr.-iofcufeu,.al JotunalI and Faearn and Garden Adve7jtiser. Peas and Potatoes.-In a recent sitting of the Agricultural Society of ...

... ifor'ifP & IT-010111 THE WAR. ThE FUTURE COURSE OF TEE WAR. THE GATHERING STORM. tre .AecortitnP TO the wront recent telegraphic communications, and th ?i Iotr -I nnouncements in both Hoases on klodneay V,, ?? of infinite importance to the futiure coursao So, mi ` Are now Assured. It is affirmed with confidenco hothI that thoe Eniletec of Russia will maintain the ocecupation of tb, , b frc ...

... ilnly ro bije labtur Lullt1vtl. The Qaeen has sanctioned the immediate erection of Man- ritias and its dependencies into a bishopric. The island of Mauritius is too far removed from the Cape on one side, and from Ceylon on the other, to be advantageously placed under the episcopal superintendence of either the Bishop of Cape- town, or the Bishop of Colombo. Mauritius, therefore, with, probably ...

... I!?5-fvlrffl Of tot 'O'l-i rest. R T.Onr readers ore specially requested to observe, that under this bead we give selections from the leading articles of our contemporaries as a matter of ' ?? respect to their political tone.J THE SPANISH INSURRECTION. (The Press). The politics of Spain have for a long time been the most picturesque end the least important in Europe. No other history is so ...

... 4fetowpoitafll FxterstOfl of the Half-HReliday Movement. -A f-soh ,CCOSs Itn, Just been won by tlte Eairly Closing Association, is thle race of tho wvholcoate bookisellers in tho fl ow, who, wish very few except ions, dlosed on Saturday last at five, in- Sted ohafpsseen orclock, which up to that day had been tics usual lcsur. lt appears that several ef' the firms haive expressed themselves as ...

... 4reln 4uisfegtra9 C.- The Emperor of Russia has suppressed the teaching of the in l French and German languages in the military schools of com Orenburg, and ordered thesubstitation of Persian, Arabic, and ill-f the Tartar language. mar Intelligence has been communicated of the death at the is n Turkish capital of Mr. William Hale, the inventor of the ban] rocket without a tail or stick. Mr. ...

... Jul,-, isfellanfous The Balances in the Exchequer on the 5th of July last, amounted to 4,003,0871. On the 5th July, 1853, they were 5,112,6391. General Perronnet Thompson for Hull.-At a meeting of the executive committee of the Ballot Society, held at the efces the 2 lst day of July, 1854, Mv. Bontems in the chair- Resolved, That this society desire to promote, in every way, the return of ...

... :U I-tLILb. RAolay nu 0ils RAILWAY MEETINGS. LONDON AND SOUTHc WESTERIN RAILWAY. A special general meeting of the directors and proprietors of tie London and South Western Railway Company was held in Londcn on Saturday, for the purpose of considering the Salisbury and Yeovil Railway Bill now before the House of Lords, with the object of obtaining the assent of the share- holders to certain ...

... Our librarp Zable. IN ANCIENT AND MODERN DENBIGH, part IIf. it will be seen that the history of that place increases in interest as its story of chequered events pro- gresses. It will be observed, too, that it has. been the scene of events having no slight bearing upon the past history of England, having been succes- sively held by men whose names pre-eminently stand forth-not merely in ...

... BATHING SEASON.-RHYL. To tke Editor of the .2orth Wales uhoniole. This delightful town, situate at the bottom of the charming Vale of Clwyd, Flintshire, has risen to great respectability and celerbity, to which the salu- brity of its air, its rich and varied prospects of land and sea, ard the advantages of its extensive beach, so justly ehtitle it. It is periodically visited by some of the ...

... ?? - - ?? - ?? All, 0, t a ? t i3, ?? ei v y, , uIaR NiEw DARESS PQo VIrF A31MY. It is sahi. t;int the new dress for tlr irli-t re of thle has been st: 1't :droailv deterllned err, }v i;'d told that the- present cap will be replaced by a shako, very light in regard to weight, soldier-like and graceful in appearance, not unlike the cap of years back. The small ball, the substitute for the ...

... IN --ouba gumour. An Eye to Business-A temperance lecturer in Devon. shire, a short time since, finished his discourse thus.- And, finally, my hearers, why should any of you drink ardent spirits? MIy son Torn has got as good cider as any in the country, at sixpence a quart. Phrenological-When M. Lamartine was in the ascendant, at the early part of the last French revolution, his merits were ...