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with no common ingenuity. Witness the following from a respectable journal, circulating largely in the northern counties:—" THE NORTHERN Moons.—On the mountains and moors in the counties of Northumberland,. Durham, Cumberland, and Westmoreland, there is every reason to expect th

[From our Town Edition of last week.] The most destructive fire that has occurred in the metropolis for a considerable period took place on Saturday morning when the whole of the extensive and well-known manufactory occupied by Messrs. Moseley, mechanical tool manufacturer, were

SALIIONIDM.—Every fact thattends to elucidate the obscurity in which the natural history of the salmon is involved will be read with interest, and therefore we have great pleasure in announcing to our readers that the extensive experiments made by the lessees of the lower fisher

The Augsburg Gazette of the 4th inst. states, that M. de Titoff, the Russian Ambassador at Constantinople, had declared to the Divan that he would oppose the confirmation of Prince Alexander's election, which took place on the 27th of June. The same Ambassador had required that

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Kent—Match for the benefit of Wenman. 21, at Leicester—M. C. C. and Ground v. Northern Counties. 24, at Nottingham—M. C. C. and Ground v. Nottingham Trent Bridge Club. 28, at Southampton—M. C. C, v. Gentlemen of Hants. SOUTH HANTS CLUB. Auct.—, at Southampton—The Craven Club aga

Indeed, from the Grampians to John o'Groats, grouse abound in all those spots which are adapted to their mode of life; and there alone, in cannie Scotland, can this crowning diversion be enjoyed amidst the most enchanting and impressive scenery. Of all the varieties of inland ga