... to favour him with their interest, in adding names to the subscribers’ list; and also, he would feel obliged if they would speak of the Registration Office to other gentlemen, as publicity is the chief thing wanted to obtain the desired support. Mr. ALLNUTT ...

... by squaring and altering the boundaries of the different farms, to prevent waste. The class of tenantry is good, generally speaking, and there is not a pauper on the estate. 128.—Held under lease of lives renewable for ever. The lands are of superior quality ...

... by squaring and altering the boundaries of the different farms, to prevent waste. The class of tenantry is good, generally speaking, and there is not a pauper on the estate. jl2B. Held under a lease of lives renewable for ever. Tbe lands are of superior ...

... satisfaction. and it is supposed will lend to further expedite the businass of the Court. , , t It with great regret that we speak of the very sudden and unexpected death of Andrew Armstrong. Esq, A.M.. who expired his chambers, 17, Trinity College, after ...

... solicitors in lymaon have nodded their satisfaction at the establishment of his office. The Moitxixo Herald of May 6th, in speaking of the Court, says:—“ Mr. Bermingham s office will facilitate the tranaactions of the Incumbered Estates Court,—inasmuch ...

... High-street and is very well situated for business. 699 —Held under lease for lives renewable for ever. The lands are pener ally speaking of prime quality, and reasonably let The biddings will be submitted to Commissioner Hargreave on the 27th June. 710— Held ...

... form a loophole or excuse for infringing the bye-law in other respects. New hay should not be given to working horses; and speak from actual experience, when we assert that hay is sold in England without being in trusses. True, a rick may purchased whole ...

... greenhouse shrubs will be djyersifled the perpendicular stems and narrow bright green foliage of plants like this. Sir W. Hooker speaks of that now mentioned in the following terras“ The little palm before us was received from the Jaidin des Plantes, of Paria ...

... by the Chinese, who by that means obtain a considerable increase of produce. It should be understood that M. Decaisne only speaks of light free soils, and not of those which are compact, and harden much with the action of the Bun , 'ihe former are in fact ...

... aoattractive, that they have spread with onwontedrapidityoverthswholccountn-. In the southern countresmorewpecially, we can speak from personal observation ttev have been eWablished not only in all the provincial towns, but al • m at«,rion hwises deserving ...

... previously to the irrigation in most places where draiuage was rebeneficial results, Mr. says in letter to Mr. Chadwick, speaking of the last part of the work executed: The land is very poor, but has this year given five crops of grass, the four first ...

... addition to the list of subscribers; and lie would feel much obliged if gentlemen would have the kindness to recommend and speak of the Paper to other parties who take an interest in Agricultural, Horticultural, and Scientific subjects, Mr. Allnutt will ...