POSITION SCOITISH FAKMKR. The Cnvrnnt of Saturday last says: have been favoured with an airly copy of tlu* January numl'OT (*l lilacku'iHHCh lilnffHzine. contains a remarkable pa|JCr on the position of the njirioullural interest—the most mnarkable paper, indeed, which has yet jmW

to lU'i'lin, M, dc Ba'sano Wui r.*, and M. Bernard dTlnrco . nleii. M. jdeti is named Frs civt.i<\ the French Kmlnv<v IxMtdon, r;ii 1 M. i! - .Monilterot removed from that |>oi»t First at Madrid.

Tin; Rut.rkso John Ton Brows.—We understnml that ll«e Rev. John Tod ISrown, furmerly minifttcr of Dunlermtine, and latterly of one of the 'olleeib of the I nivcwity of Cambridge, was, on the -jad inst.. admitted to holy orders the Lord Bishop lojndoo. may be remembered that Mr B

O O LIT A N MATT E R S. I/OXnosr, Dec. 29, 1849. This being Christmas week, your readers will perhaps lx? well pleased with some Christmas matters, any other. Indeed, this is week nf the year, that generally swallows up, in itself, every other topic; and it is matter of great ast

money ,.. w , , MI :,v her i" ruunimt for a the SsSSSSSSS M«n In ll.c tllif m"'"!- •'» rman f Arts have K-nn.arc left «I» '« force them who protect the Bailor or the fi»n-!.mmn «l'n>'e pro|.ert, and life fall « aamt.ee to .1 u verv neclert. moat serious reflection, that vieilane

(From Examiner.) TurRK are in this country some person* who, standing in the market-place*, or oempying the chief neats at county meetings, love to assort, with more words than modesty, that they are the true, the only, the consistent “farmers* nod htl.<.urpr*’ friends.” But the

the Inn, Chelmsford, Friday, the th December. Mr. B. BaRER in the Chair, i following Heeoliuions were agreed to:— 1. That of the Legislature the impositUm of such Duties upon all imported '.rticlea produce and manufacture the same description the staple pn ductiona of this kingd

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