THE AFROAN sAVIE TRADIs. Aftqr a'elitding the well-suppvrted narrative of lsorrors'setrisr'h in' thiis voilume, It ir, not eaqy to biring the minid down totdat cond ition of calmness and sobriety', which is necessary, in order to form an estimate of its value andl itepsrtsnce. Th

IIOUSE OF LORD)S-une 27. Thei Bishlop of GL.OUCES'rElR presenited' peti- tions fromt Cire~ncester curl othler pinces against ?? Chulrchl dlscaplne bill. 'i'iie Rlight 11ev. Prelate dle- niedl that tile clergy irzul irrrerlitred ias promoting tbese petition9. Lord ABINGElt presen

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TO THE LIBERAL ELECTORS OF THE QUEEN'S COUNTY. " June 18, 1839. " Gentlemen, — Bavin*: received a resolution expressive of the wish of many of my constituents that I should give my vote in favour ol Mr. Orote's motion for the ballot, 1 lose no time in laying before the electors o

Abie ready, dedicated to hie Grace the Duke of Rutland. THE NOBLE SCIENCE. GENERAL IDEAS ON FOX HUNTING, for the use of the rising generation of Sportsmen, more especially those of the Hertfordshire Hunt Club. By F. I*. Df.lmk Kadclikfk. Esq. Master of the Hertlordshirc Hounds.

NOTICE. IS HEHEBY'gIVEN,—That the Company Proprietors of Bi iislkiion Bkidok and Roadm arc desirous of Contracting for the KEEPING of the ROADS of the Company (including the Mouths of the Culverts), extending from the’ Guide Post on Bittern Common to the town of Titchfiehl, in G

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THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. Him Excellency lli« (iovarnor, are I. learo, has cauvoneil ar> extr ionliuiry meeting ol the L -ttislutivc Council lor the Ftliruury next, to take into consideration the unurotocled state of tlieeettled dlstricta beyond the boon of locution, and devise me

Intiitod from til, this *lll only partially •brained. M. Paroo’* |Mnipbl«t ronUint specimen* of foartiampf which proposes to use. They njre the form of circular dies, to impressed sheets of paper or small pieces of paper, as Mr. Hill*s plan. I. purports to frank letters for towns