... FORDYCE LEOTURFS ON AGRICULTURE- Tgns Wss have for a coneiderable number of years endeavonred Sia to masks the readers of this Afumalc acquainted with every- a fe, Ithing of importance connected with the progress of Agri- culture, both in its theoretical and practical aspect. 'It has TI been 'more especially oar object to direct attention to whatever has been evolved in the progrees of ...

... THE WIYECK OF THE ANGLO-SAXON. (From the Times.) The opening of the navigation of the St. Lawrenice, and the commencement of the direct summer trade with Canada throu ,gh Quebec, have been marked by a terrible catastrophe. The first steamer of the season, the Anglo-Saxon, striking on one of the rocks or reefs a few miles to the eastwgrd of Cape Race. became in an hour a total wreck. The ...

... I IpYAL aATIWNAL LIFEBOAT INSTDTI'TO. A meeting of thi institutiton vas lie h ?? the .7th in-st.! -Admniral] the ?? 0!f dothliccya-1 ;ia preszilernt of the society, ?? uyin tie cl;i r Li . u-as voted o the -t-ee iti tjp ea , tll ii ?? ?? loi g;ag tto the institution, mr inctin ott ! rof ,; Ingon the night cit tie 1r I crv' of seven mcli from thle Un r 'ais ?? ?? h2ad sunic dulring/ stormy ...

... sHtCu'1KENG TrAGLEDY AT N i1;IN' i ?? ?? the Mmnclaester Guardian.) A sliociu1 ?? place in Narrow Marsh. a ?? and densely -tolculated part of ?? on iav evenling¢¢. Thle p-rpctratir of- the deed is a !il .. d ' 'heelden. a pensioner, about fifty year- of a u . ii te wocana`b he attempted to murder 'va, hi-s wife, ri i xch hadl lived on badl termns for several month;. A .-rt ti ago they ...

... ?? -: N1 CON, ?? BThAM The Court o f ?? a y liotsz' o , uisr+aee I e i v ' iof theP orplheus har,,e foin d io- w ?? -' by t. respondrdent of the i'(etc, Ia hr - was lkst-by striking on the bia-r o ?iniil hr.i goig oerit us the, absci've- of ulilot -eS's; tos rjt 'whaever was attawhch to Ct'ourmoilrt re0CB r of her officers~ ani crew: an-I that tl'~ so''1 ve'ye1;s- sea--ra an ma ine, an'd ...

... SCOTTISH INVENTIONTS. I l-wil liars .Tinbsn. C. R.. 16 Euchanan Stree!t, GI1 (Cormpi5edhy5illiarhJliif'lsol C.F.jO rBuchananStreet, Glasgow. ) rATENTI RLtEYNVLY ArPLIE.L) FOIL April 20. Charles Iandolph and John Eller, enginCers, C ?? in surface condensers. April 21. Hiugh onald, enginin er, Jolhnstone -Tilprove- ments in achinery or apparatus for bending or straight.en- ing* metal plates. ...

... EASTERN ARCIUEOLOGY. The following is takenu from an; interesting crnmunrication by MKM. Melchior ?? and -WMddiDgtn ?? UPn the general results of their y0yage in the East, published in the Reviue Ar- ,rolog7itlue.- I ask permission to take you wth us into the. mountains between Antioch ,Alel)0, and Apamee, on the right bank f the Orolte, and which in the aountry are designated under the names ...

... AG EN TS. .- ?? ?? , ?? Abserdeeni---A. & R. Milne.. adding-ton -G. Smiles. Do. -.-Thos. Menzies, Hlawick --R. Black. Castle St. Do. --F. Deane. Do. ?? & J. Smith. Do. ?? Daigleish. Do. --D Wyllie& Son Innerleithen -Robert Small. Do ~-,llail. Station lnvergrdon .Hngh Graham. Aberdour- .31r Goodsir. lnverkeithingaiss Campbell. Abe.lady ?? Mitclell; Gnvesk J. Gordo. Abernothy-.-4 Peddie. ...

... P No.V. p ,IT is a difficult matter to get at the truth of anything w erespecting the operation of these laws. They are fassailed and defended with more class feeling than pi calm reason. Both parties are jealous of each other. al V Neither seems to take up the matter, with a view to tl remedy acknowledged evils. This is apparent on every is - occasion of any game question coming before Parlia ...

... ?? X11 loilou. (aoMr THLE COURT CIRCULAR). Osnomiz, May S. - The Queen, accompanied by Prince Leopold and Princess Beatrice, drove out yesterday morning. Lady A. Bruce and Lieutenant-Colonel du Plat were in at- tendance. Prince and Princess Leiningen visited her Majesty. The Duke de Nemours and the Princess Marguerite and the Count do Paris visited the Prince and Princess of Wales yesterday at ...

... Thse following is the peroration of Earl Russell's speech, delivered in the House of Lords on Fri- day evening:- His noble friends (the Earl of Shaftesbury and the Earl of Harrowby) had gone a good deal fur- ther, and demanded-one, that they should de- clare Russia's title to the kingdom forfeit, ani the other, that they should demand the erection of a separate Kingdom of Poland. My Lords, I ...

... I STATIONS OF THE BRITISH APIMY ON 4rTH MAY, Mdl. (Froun the Edinfburgh Gazctte.) rio VWlije Le o cile pe, ott owothweed, the laot incmted dios tha w(d , vi da the Depot qi rhe lj.lii ~tt~ii.Ifes I LIFE GUAM'.01a. RoiYAf ARTILTFERY. I ho: t st, Repent's Park. 20th (Field) Katuptee. ,i 2d, Hyde Park. 21st Do. .51h ot. ROYAL IIROSL CIA.N. d Do. Ifuear Windsor. ld Do. Secunderabad. do' D)RA~itON ...