... THE FALKIRK HERALD.—DECEMBER 2/4, a CaTecnism op AGRICULTURE. By H. | | Dunbar. Melville had alway s been accounted a Whig | “Book of the Farm.” | Those who speak of him most fa- Stephens, Esq., Author of the and a Presbyterian. tured to be to him eminent ...

... citizens. The state f Macaulay's health has led to an absurd rumour that he is to vacate his seat, and that the Edin- burgh Whigs are to elec + as his successor Lord John Russell—the city of London, it is alleged, being deter- mined to substitute for an ...