... NOTES ON THE WEATHER OF JUNE, 1872, :COIPAaED Wntr TTINT' OF 1-'- Mijj'H DURING TIHE SIXTEEN YEARS 1856-7L II - . . , : I I I ,W I THuE past month was of average, temperature, quiet, duall, 8 and unusually et, -withia ratIher low barometer.bi The mean height of the barometer (at 32'. and sea level) br, was 29.770 inches, which is 0 173 in. below the mean height oth of the barometer for the ...

... I P A IL L I A M E N T.; HOU' PIPSB WLORDS u Tea Ju 2. .Their Lordships met at 5 o'clock. ' ;Earl MORLEi moved the second reading of tie Enclosure of Lands Amendment'BilII' ' ' EeIlofPowis hoped tho details of the Bill would be carefully inqlftedintoto see howthy , will will affec. those who have' ngitsto the Commons as they now. exisbL; .. . ; . ' ; The Duke of 'RicrsooioDthought the Bill, ...

... - 0WHEN We called- the, attention: of orarclua ~aesp to this subject last autumn and ventured. to rcya ed'. the adoptionr of cultivation by, stea6m Power, in certai di Ret -itricte of the north-east of 1Scotlan, we ecarctly expeoted 40f d ,that within five months we should see a set of the most ef- wu k fcent stesam cultivating engines andtfioi~tpieedh'ikaolwnla )fin operation in ...

... to thcinisomiulicatiolls. WEDNESDAY, July 17, 1872. e THE NORTH AMIERICAN FISHERIES. LORD KIMMERLEY seems to wish it to be supposed a that the'North American provinces have accepted the t Fishery previsions under the Treaty of Washington s out of a'filial devotion to the mother country. Lord Salisbury thinks there are other causes for it, and for the waiving of the claims for the Fenian raids ...

... MR STRAAN AID TM tIITX DR NORMAN imAOEOD.,' ypuni ro. ' on nernyordry Reeei conetainsan de6i strabifi, the iie 'i6o WOP48. Mr Stiahsau tioiwh~lihxite between them'~ 4'M~'ac4'd*lt~l himbebeli Inthihs ' Whenlwqa;_ a ~nngnui~o'twiil-forquete iniknown', formeda lire-' jee'o'sarle ainkaneto'nienasDArrnold puts it), not A stsibdrltrsofa rligoik' caitete' 'e' tttcles of a general, a'-fit edltdr for ...

... ' R ! i ! CE C ' , . ..- is ' FltEHAeerie BA3AAR.! A-,BAZA-ARto assist, in liquidating a debt: of £200uptin thb ~ Frae Church was held in the St -La reee';Hal-i'bThboo- p gregaticin; which 'is nAeither'numeous nor' I~th'al 'saple: ei aini~16nd oudere in Peayiuf' foxth buIdIIIng, hain a a1raisdy-consietenbty Ings £20 '`if' he 'di e't-hihn-n'R I,' Whic'h 'a large number of the inhabijnts ...

... TAING THE BULt BY -THEAORNS. TEIE Government 'have: reolved on a 'bolder course . than was expected of them ,in the oase of. the Gal- way electioneeigecole'si attes. It anotbe a pleasautthing for the Ministry to take so strong measures with their late friend and llies as to prosecute them. . The likelihood is they entertain' but little gratitude to the. Irish'Judge 'fort''he opi.- tunity he ...

... OPENING OF~ TE ERNFIHN =:: .Tn~ieby year te incras anrl here for the seson on ~~ Mo~~d~~. ,'te weather ~a, so fegsy that tile boats not o'sea. A n1jim~r of them wet ane o ut last a tghl.The total nuinber of b's engaged th e th Milii~t ~`thit ,ii1 'is 'about 160. 1'~t was 'Itwillbe-~csi hat h.,year, the number '~~ inor~~~sae- and t h~ umber centinuc tear by-ysaejandprobably, should the flw ...

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... I STO~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~LEN SECRETS -., ' arypesr'g Monthly Afagazine.) A M c',scwnnain these our dysilcolds his own against cornpetitib~~of-capital, knowledge of science, and skil ofworken.He has-no secret~beyand that of produc- ing the best article at the lowest price. One hundred yeaws r. ago thecea wedirlifferintl- Wbat~arnaatdiseovered in ther arts he ...

... EDUCATION (SCOTLAND). BILL. , .2 ;4wi _ .: . ;, i- .g , _ 7- . A * (fromi UAc vwic,. Frfday, Junie 2%) ON tho orderwf the day for the third] reading of this Bill, Mr.GQonDoN:r055 to state that there were severalprovisionlsof the Bill in jwhich he did not dequlesee; c tasd, therefore he hoped 2 h11 shoul,4 not be understood si concurrin i themj; althougl he'' diddnottake 'thesensm of theiouse ...

... - Oh ^, i pE m ]KraNGWYLLTAX.:TM LTON~beitwowd the church of Kulter, W jurta; Abirdene,? upon the Abbey andineonks of S. Mary' iD of Keiso,-aboat-11ffi-99S. The gift was! afterwards confirm- bf ed by~Matthew; Bishop. of Aberdeen, within whose diocese ' the church was situated. *Ahan of;Soltre, chiapilain, who had iprobably been an ec- olesiaisticof- the hospital; or mosiastery.of Soutra, in ...