... Guide. Mr. WILLIAM AITON, Hamilton, Lanarkshire.—Author of M Agricultural Report of Ayrshire, 44 Dairy Husbandry, Ac. Mr. JOHN ANDERSON, Agricultural Engineer, London. EDWARD BEVAN, M.D. —Author of the 44 Hooey Bee, Ac. BRACT CLARK, Esq., F.L.S.—Author ...

... there arise occasion for her services above bridge, the duty will be performed armed boats. Waterford Mirror. On Wednesday evening the house of Mr. Stannard, cabinet maker, Grattan street, was visited by party of the Trades, for the purpose of compelling ...

... 2d Line Battalion King's German Legion; Robert Clark, 15th Foot ; Lieutenant James Wallis Loft, 7th Foot ; and En- j sign John Sage, Foot; —lias been cancelled, they j having received a commuted allowance for their commis- | sions. ■ v • THE FIFTEENTH ...

... directed its pure and transparent waters into hea'tiy and beneficial currents ; or, as Mr. Grattan, with his usual fecility of diction, has ex pressed it, ‘the armed youth of the country like a thoucand streams from a thousand hills, and filled the plain ...

... to recommend to her Majesty the nomination of a governor whose presence may be the signal for another appeal to There must arms against the tyranny of Great Britain. be some sinister influence at work, which thus renders Cabinet. of none effect the best ...

... Crolly, shop of ; Right Kev Dr Cantwell, Bishop of Meath ; Right The Provost of Trinity College. Sias—W Walowright Lynar, John Power, John Burke, Thomas Navie, Henry Meredyth, Patrick Bellew. Staples James Murray, William R Hamilton (P RI A) Richard Kichards ...

... the cradle, Spo The following were those drawn up:—Mr. Collis, Dr. 0, @ woman, ; in; George Rose, mate; Wm. Hancock, John Price, John Champion, Charles Goodlin, James Atfel, and Wm. Peterson, seamen ; George died soon after. Porter, coal-trimmer, and ...

... tained him to dinner Jast week. Sia Jonun Corsoans.—We have received the following account of Sir John Colborne from an esteemed correspondent Sir John Colborne, the present Commander-in Chief in Can: ja, was born at Lymington, in Hampshire, in the year ...

... Limestone, Sea Manure, JS able ground, with abundance They are situsted and everything requisite for their improvement, which on an arm of the sea, and a river partly navigable (in valuable Salmon Fishery) rans through A Survey and Map of the Property can be seen ...

... Tew We have accounts from St. John’s, New Brunswick, to Dee. 31. The Legislative Assembly met at Fredericton, and elected a Speaker on the 28th, and was opened on the December by the Lieutenant-Governor, who delivered a suitable address on the occasion ...

... objects proposed—namely, the improve- ment of their condition, and the general state of the coun- try, would receive it with open arms. The numerous ob- jections to this bill have been so ably stated by the hon. member for Dublin, on the last discussion, that ...

... William Currie, John James Bodkin, William B. Brodie, William Villiers Stuart, William S. Lascelles, and James Pattison. Mr. Beacxstone appeared at the bar, and presented a report from the Shaftesbury election committee, finding that John Layer Pouster ...