... with the sleepwater and using the seed as food. Meadows where flax has been grown also yield excellent grass. The Northers Whig strongly advises cultivation of flax in Tipperary, and mentions tied it has been handed specimens raised in that country which ...

... and is below Port Darling, for pea. The Richmond Whig says that if electioneering assertions could to believed, the result of Northern elections would be equal to a declaration of peace, but the Whig places no confidence in their assertions. Southern ...

... that there are eight Boors, each long, by 76 feet wide, and that if the ed by the . agninery be allowed for, than / Jet ea* Whig* pushed that Mr. on record millers in the roulile.. if •. am bum yea • but • ewe It emus balk l i :be bel • bit at bad bele ...

... Court of Jaw-jee-wibums. But, before the day of sitting, One amongst the Lib-raal Chieftain Sent note his brother Libsrsals, Whig, I of work am weary, Maeh I love the Field of Danger, Much I love to hunt the wild beast, Muth to slay the Fox, Kett-mak ...

... b'aming those wbo bass made them, Urging all sorts of reforms (to be dome by Conservative fingers) Telling how that the Whigs would make us Frenchmen or Yankees, !hying Lord Palmerston is not knowing, or ninety, or jaunty, Simply old and elate, and ...

... defeat of General Burnside. \,..r Yogi, Doc. 17, Morning. The Governor of Virginia has addressed a letter to the Riehatund Whig, stiting that Virginia will never entertain any proposition from tiny quarter having for its objoet the restoration of the ...

... garrotte at every pas I Romeo bad a queer way of potting it, bat there's • good in what he said.— Edens,/ l'et's in tits Nortiere Whig. THE DEPENDENCE OF inn HUMAN RACE UPON EACH OTHER. —Consider how, according to the arrangements of the divine government, man ...