(From the Liverpool Standard ofTuenlay.) A sale of three large cargoes of this fertilising article, just imported from lohaboe, South Africa, having been advertised to take place the General Sale-room, No. 1, Oldhall Street, yesterday, at twelve o'clock; the attendance, at the a

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a day or two ago to a dandy who had more hair than brains. " ?" was immediately asked. " Because they can't see your ears !" To Cleanse a Tea Kettle from the Fur Heat the tea kettle rapidly over fire of shaving 9, having previously made it quite dry. expansion will separate the

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It is with feelings of respect and pleasure that we refer to the column of our latest intelligence, in which it will be found that the Queen has been graciously pleased to confer the honour of knighthood upon our respected and most useful neighbour, Gladstone Fasque. who will he

July —In this month dry fine weather will prevail generally. Two distinct periods are given for the highest degree of summer temperature, namely, from July the 2d to the 10th, and from the 21st of August to September the Bth, highly favourable to the harvest. lam desirous the re

Perth Wool and Lamb Fair.—This annual fair was held on Tuesday last. The samples of wool were exhibited in the Council Room ; but of the staple, which is the Highland black-faced, few were shown, the principal stocks being now sufficiently well known, and prices in such cases ar

(From the Edinburgh, Gazette.) sequestrations. July 17. James Nisbet, flesher, Pitt Street, Edinburgh. July 17. Thomas Colquhoun & Co. printers in Edinburgh, Company, and Thomas Colquhoun, residing there, the individual partner of said Company. July 18. John Dall, shipowner, lat

SCOTTISH MIDLAND RAILWAY. Monday, July The Committee, —consisting of the Earl Devon, Chairman tlie Bishop of Llandoff, the Duke of Beaufort, the Earl of Charleville, and Lord Camoys,—re-asseinbled this morning at eleven o'clock, when Mr Andrews proceeded to address them on behal

was young ; the fierce red light of his furnace bright The strokes of his hammer rung: And he lifted high his brawny hand On the iron glowing clear, Till the sparks rush'd out in scarlet rout, As he fashion'd the sword and spear; And he sung " Hurra ! for handiwork ! Hurra ! for