... hit friends and the public generally, for the liberal patronage bestowed upon hint aiuce hia taking the above business on decease of father, and he embraces the of assuring them, that no exertion shall be wasting oa his part, to merit continuance of their kind support. T. R. continues supply Farmers and Agriculturists with CLOVER and GRASS SEEDS of all kinds and of the choicest qualities, and ...

... A second month has now passed since the Lords throw out the Church-rate Bill, and judging from the record appearing in the new number of i\\c\Libcrator, the Abolitionists have displayed activity which neither hot weather, holidays, nor harvest time seems to havo at all abated. Besides the parishes of St. Andrew Undershaft, London, Marsden, in Yorkshire, and Briggs, in Lincolnshire, which havo ...

... REVISW Can isk AN: POUKIOM Tkadb I Du'uso iHt I'ast Vv't.KK (From the /Hark Lime | jjprou.J —W.th ;.ivouiahlc fluid operations have proooeded actively during past week. A groat deal land has almdy gut into state of proper;, tion for autumnal wheat aow:ng, many fine samples aavmß already boon placed at full prioea these purposes. Scotch vat ictioa of this season provo of surpassing excollenoe, ...

... The I'ukmibr's is not the magnitude of the questions with which they will have to deal that alone endangers the situation of the gevernment. Even the ...

... THE INDIAN MUTINIES. CALCUTTA LETTER. Calcutta, March 23.—Lucknow has fallen at last. The sepoys have proved cowards after all. The hurricane of shell pouro on -them for three days, the cross tire from tbe camp on the other side of tho Goomtee, the the Imaumbarrah, and the loss of the Kaiserbagh, almost by accidunt, cowed them utterly. O.i the loth, they began creeping out the city on the ...

... HOUSE LORDS —Fiiidav. When the Chancellor t'Jok his seat on the woolsack the House of Peers presented a mo«t impressive appearance. The royal gallery over the throne, as well the side galleries, were tilled with ladies, and the strangers' gallery was ltkevriso occupied the crowds of persons, who for hour previous to the opening of the doors thronged the halls and passages outs ; de. The bar ...

... THE INDIAN MUTINIES. INDIA HOUSE TELEGRAM. The following telegram was received at tlie East India House on Saturday afternoon :— Allahabad, May 10, 18i8.—Olde. —Since my last message thero ha* boon no event of importance in Outle. There have keen ilist'ii and groat portion of the provineo appears to settling down. The Gnorkas hava reached Fyzsbad, and the 6th half of them bad crossed the Gogra ...

... MASSACRE THE CHRISTIANS AT JP.DDAH, INCLUDING THE ENGLISH AND FRENCH VICE-CONSUL. AND THE LATTER'S WIFE. A FEW CHRISTIANS ESCAPED. Tho following telegram, from acting agent and consul-general Green, was received the Foreign Office, Malta, on Sunday, 1 a.m.: Her Majesty's ship Cyclops arrived Suez from Jeddah on thc.Scd instant. On tho evening of the 16th Juno the Mahomedan inhabitants rose ...

... WHO GOES THERE? All persons found trespassing on these premises will prosecuted with the full vigour of the law the inscription which should be pet at every port and landing place in France. The strings the preposterous passport system, which never yet availed keep one conspirator from his mark, one murderer from his victim, or one robber from his refuge, aie now be drawn'tighter than ...

... is both and instructive . The exa•miaation of the i*'reach-class -oa »r vigorousla, and rabidly did the well-primeif pupils run --off their answer.-, that the routine of questions was exhausted tomewhat unexpectedly before the expiry the time , Vljtted, t«i flqarly »n.hour still remaining, ofthe Ceremony felt himself not a littie ...

... THE INDIAN MUTINIES. GOVERNMENT TELEGRAM. Tho ateamer Madras from Bombay arrived at Suez the March. She brings no intelligence of the Caliutta steamer, due at Suez on 6th inst. Sir Colin Campbell arrived at Cawnporo the 4th February ; visited Governor-General Allahabad on the Bth ; and tho 13th at Cawnpore, awaiting the Beige train from Agra. A part of the army has crossed into Oude, and is ...

... THE INDIAN MUTINIES. ARRIVAL THE OVERLAND MAIL. Calcutta, Anur. 22.—The Hurkaru says:—We have little of importance to communicate. Commander-in-Chief gradually proceeds with the development liiti plans, which at length assume a shape generally intelligible—namely, to hem in the insurgents within tho Rohiicund territory, and there to deal ultimately with them at the close of tho hot season, ...