Stn.—lt may not, perhaps, be generally known that till within the last few years there was an old man gaining Lis living as a horse-breaker in the Midland Counties, who seems to have adopted the same method as Mr Itarey, now one of the celebrities of the day. The man's name wns,

(To continued .) SOMETHING ABOUT AN AQUARIUM. BY A CAMBRIDGE MAN. NO. 11. " sold noirlati revolts nil, C.iudidua imperil: al non, his iltrre I SUPPOSE that my indulgent reader has become possessed of a tank, through whose crystal sides it in hoped that one day the lovely seaanemo

Brush. Noblemen and gentlemen supplied with every article tit brushes, leathers, sponges, ha, at the Manufacturing prim by W. H. Como, 21 and 22. Providence-row, Finsburysquare, and Mouth fishery. Crystal Palace. Wee awarded a prise medal at the Paris Exhibition for his superior

N e wly pentad, In crown ave. lit, or to cloth Is. VULTURE of the CHRYSANTHEMUM, a. practised In the Temple Gardens; slm aUM or plants suited to the atmosphere or London tot other larr towns, with Mats for their management. By 8. 111t0010., Gardener to the Hon. SocrWy the Inner

Stn,—A week or two since I recorded the fact of snipe, plover, &c. being frequently picked up on the line between Norwich and Yarmouth, killed by coming in contact with the telegraph wires. On Saturday last, at one of the small stations on that line, I was offered a woodcock whi

ADVANTAGE should be taken of frosty weather to wheel manure to the spots where it will be required, as this is a dirty job when the garden paths are in a soft state. Remember what inconveniences are suffered by the frost, in order to guard against them as soon as the ground is t

FIELD OFFICE, Friday Night. MING CONFKRENCE,—The Camelia- tioasel announces the approaching meeting of a conference in Paris, which is to decide the interpretation of the various points of the treaty of the 3lst March now contested. This conference, it states, will be composed o

9th DECEMBER, at TWELVE o clock precisely, a aelictlon of very choice POUL IRY sod PIGEONS. Including Dorking", Spanish. Itramahs, Duff and Partridge Cochins, Hamburghs, Suit ins, Polands, Bantama, .tc. from the yards of /desert. Hider (Sreplehurst), Bridges (Croydon). and Lena

NITENSIVE SHOOTINGS, near STRONTIAN, to the district of Tenant, county of Argyle. The Game has been regularly preserved, and consists of Grouse, Pcarmagan, Blackrocks, and Partridges, t Red Deer, Roes, and Hares. There is also good Trout Fishing in Loch Shirt and Loch Superior a

SlR,—May I solicit the favour of your inserting this letter, to give your readers a correct idea of the extraordinary circumstance of reducing the price of bread. The bread distributed at Tiptree on Saturday last, July 19, was made by the cottager's wife at the Experimental Gard