... breed has kepo its positisn better, wvhilrs, oddlyt eaougb, their prica has kept up in an unaccountable wvay, far they are hardy and noe diffcntli to breed. Lik3 al1 true Srotch terriers, :bho Sctti~b are of the sLoltS loged sort, lut not bentl cr bowed ...

... birds, while last year as many as 1,80D were exhibited. The late season has besn unfavourable to all the breeds except the hardy race of Cucks. Th y indeed, have p ospered exceedingly in weather w ich was fine for them only. Many of the best known agr ...

... Gesorge Lees, gardener to Eduward Taylor Smith, ldsq., C~olpike H~all. OPEN cLAsS. Flowecrs.-Best three exotic plants, Mr Thomas Hedley, gardener to Matthew Kearney, Esq., Ford; 2nd, Mr John Moon. Best three fuchsias, Mr T. Hcdley. Best light fuchsia ...

... Dahlias, 12 blecurs, 9 udissimrilar, extra prz,1.Hekes it 'Ihoinas Flewdy, 2; H. Saudersori. Whalton3.6crais anti 6 1 iceolos Thomas Flowtly, Gatesheadl ;RbetSot -Newaeatcnl, 2: Ef. Aclanis, 3. 6 roses, cut, drsirnlI.Hr- nleSS, 1; H1. Saisriersen 2; WV Codling ...

... strewed with rashes, the undraped tables and coarse serving with which our forefathers were content and flourished and became a hardy race, before the fine trees now growing within the wails were planted or had taken root. Castele Coch, another of these Welsh ...

... ALLENDALE. The annual show of thin! ?? wn held at ESydoL Bridge on Saturday. The ?? were the judges e Judges:-ShOtt:o - cattle. r Thomas M os. Carrenly, Bedals. Border Leicestar 512eG Mr ~.Wood.Bfrex' bsa.Carbridge. Hones: Mr George S~praggOD.nadot Stiockefleld ...

... Cheviot rams 24, and black-faced earns 26. In the latter claiss the animal e were vooid specimens of this highly lnteree'ing and hardy brood of sheen). In connection with the cale Messrs Donkin offer prizes fo~r the beat and eseond shearling ram, and also prices ...

... iantner, viz. :-1 Sir Joseph H1ooker, The late Mrls Craik, author of John Halifax, Gentle- mand, Dir Thomas Ciiltonl, and M-~rs Hardy ;` and Mr H. G3. Herkomer, who dirplays the same falcility, p)ower, and breadth of execution, has three ; while ...

... Jackson, supernu- merary. Gateshead.-Richard Brown, Jobn0 Connon. North Shields.-Thomas Brumwell, J. P. faswell. Blyth.-Thomas Burrows. Morpeth.-John T. Morley. South Shleids.-Thomas Garbutt, Peter Peatherstone. Sunderland.- John Lambert, Richard Folvas, William ...

... Portomoutb 2. Vegetable manons, E. Hudson, 1: . Forman, 2. AmateUIs' CIass.-12 dahlias, M. Davy, Rothbury, 1; Thomas Brown, Bedlington, 2. 6 dahlias, Thomas Brown, 1; 2.1. Davy, 2. 3 dahilias. T. Broj.n, I and 2. 12 hollyhocks, IV. Sanderson, Wbalton, . and 2 ...

... Wooper- ton; Luke Hindmarah, Esq., Alnbank; Messrs John Thompson, E. Storer, J. Heatley, jun., George Cockburn, W. Davidson, Thomas Archhold, H. H. Blair, John Horsley, J. Bradley, George Pike, all of Alnwick, and several others, all interested in this ...

... ie- minded of Fra Diavolo, and Heassaroni, and other well- known theatrical celebrities. The Basque battalion, composed of hardy mountaineers, showed to great ad- vantage. *A company from the Gers consisted of only fifty picked men, dressed in black, and ...