against his proposition. He should allow his vote to keep company with his speech, and should not follow the example of those who voted one way and spoke another. He wished that they would consider how they were damaging by such a course all the great interests of the country, a

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SOCIETY. On the 31st instant, a large meeting of this Society was held at Canterbury. Amongst the gentlemen present were Sir Edward Knatchbull, Bart.; Mr. Plumptre, M.P.; Mr. Deedes, M.P.; Sir Edward Dering, Bart.; Sir Brooke W. Brydges, Bart.; Messrs. G. E. Dering, Gipps, Bell,

SIR,—As there still exists amongst Agriculturists a strong doubt whether water , will percolate through strong, cold, putty-like clays, I will, for the benefit of the community at large, communicate the results of my draining operations during the past year. I have drained thirt

The first meeting of this club was lately held in the hall of the Mechanics' Institute, Hexham, John . Grey, Esq., of Dilston, in the chair. The subject for discassion was the very important one of the Potatoe Disease, which was joined in by the chairman, Mr. Herbottle, Mr. Lee,

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It was resolved unanimously-1. That•the policy of the fink Minister of the Government, since his elevation to that office by the Conservative electors of the Empire,. has been a violation of all public principle ; and that the *conduct of the other Ministers who adhere to With a