... second to those only who had newer won a given prize. The first division, containing, thirty, started in a field belouging to Thomas Hewitt, of Killin- clhy, Esq. ; and the second class, contaitning fifteen, In a field of the Rev. S. Watson. They aU comnituepced ...

... her,. that be bad seen no one but a person he named M'Naughton, since she left; hedesired her to write: to him at No. 17,' Thomas'-street, Liverpoil. ie yas lately apprehended at! the instance of the young woman's brother, and he is still in custody. Whe ...

... this season of the year, it is Indispensable for those who have not a green.house, to remove their geraniums, and other half- hardy plants, within doors. Upon the shelves or stands they msay be brought to live through the winter in a room, provided that they ...

... Charles Richardson, James Kearney, Esq. Rev. Edward Taylor, Thomas Atkinson, I Esq. George S'ott, Esq. Rev. Samuel C. Edgar, Willlmar Cardwell, Esq. High Harriss, Esq. Rev. John Trew, John Hardy, Esq J. P. Rev. Robert Henry,. Richard Lloyd, Esq. William ...

... Mr. James Bold returned thanks. The successful candidates ; Air. Brown returned thalns. The unsuccessful candidates; James Hardy, Esq. returned thanks. Mr. M'Kee informed the Chair that at a meeting of the Committee, Lord Acheson had been unanimously elected ...

... class to. Mr. Filgate-in the 3d cltiss, the Ist, and in the 1st and 2d classes, tbe seconl - - premniuL wasawardsd to Mr. Thomas Hon f CLASS 1.- Heifers three yearS ?? premium, Mr. Andrews, 2d preianlul Si,- R. Rat-Son. -CLASS K. 1-10ifelfs twvo years ...

... oai of, Irelan7d-her evec verdant plains-her 'sunny: hills and rich meadows-the' luxuriant lime-stoie districs, -and the -hardy and steady fertility of-her gravelly . mixture of soil, ren der her.the fi t nursing mother of her neigh- boaring artisans ...

... Smith *n'Sloan James Young , George Sutffern F. M'Cratkenjn. Thomas O'Neill George Mitchell JohinLvle Alex. M'Donnell T Tlonnas Sinchiaira Nich. Grimnshasv Win. Ewving, and Adam M'Cleau Thomas Ward Hu. Magill, Esqrs. e John Barnett Robert Garmble , John ...

... Lancaster; Hamilon 3tias' (HEugh,) MIWIl- waine, Badilam; 'White 5tus. (Johnl.) Fop. SeaNcE-ro Mdr Browne 3tiu9 (Thomas C.) Trayer iUo. .( ?? Leech, Hardy, Johnson 3tius. (Zach.) Thomp_ ?? 8VSs. (John G.) Mr. Saott,-Mr. O'Connell Jtn. (Mor- gan.) Frauks, M'Cape; ...

... pS evs-r produced ill this country. It was glO wni this season, for tbe first time ever introduced ilnto, Great Britain, by Thomas Derenzy, Esq. of Clobemron Ilall, who obtained the seed through a filerd of his, at Rotterldao, s-l ifther it was im- porited ...

... M. WILLIAM WALLACE LEGGE, :sq, THOMAS GREG, Esq. JOHN M'NEILE, Esq.. HUGH MONTGOMERY, Esq. JOSEPH. M-ACAlRTNEY, Esq. / ROBEkT .F. GORDQN, Esq. JIOBEtT'STEvENsoN, Esq. ROBERT LANGTRY, Esq. JAMES ARTHUR, Esq. ISAAC HARDY, Esq. GEORGE SUFFERN, Es JOHN CRAMSIE ...

... Mr. M ihtm jun. Hardy jun. (Simon), ciMockler, Butt:her, Townseeid 5tus (Rircard).-For Clae- ?? Mr. Leader, jun. (William), Hall 2dus (Carter), Wade 3tius (Arthur), Babingtomi 3tius (Thomas), Frazer,. Mr. O'Connell,jun. (Morgan) Hardy,jun. (Simon), George ...