FARMING GARDEN SEEDS, of the most genuine description; also GUANO, which has in every instance given so much - tisfactioa to those who tuuk it from him as trial the last sewn.

Th. Editor'. defections for this mouth are singe. larly happy. We have first of all, a continuation of him own " History of St. James's and St. Giles's," in which his cleverness is displayed aa lavishly as usual. We have, moreover, sums five or six remnrkably well-written little

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Irish Railway With feeling* of the liveliest sorrow we have to record the decease of this dietingui-beil man, which took place, at Lis residence in Rutland-square, on Friday morning last, after a protracted illness of two years. In him the community has lost a great and worthy c

AaCeIMIENra.----Work, books, study, devotion, out-of dour recreation-, in-door amusements in its own tineand place. My own convictian that amusetnent, in some form or other, is a necessity of our nature. Those, therefore, who would put it down, must necespearily fail, for they f

Upwards of 200 tenants on the Waterf os t estates of the Duke of Devonshire, base tends* their leases, being resolved to emigrat e spring le America; they are solvent, aid karma! farmers.— Cork Reporter. Upwards of 300 persons, including men, men and children, will take their de

Benhers—Messrs. D. Latouche and Co„ Castlestreet. rir HE advantages of the Screw Propeller, ag auxiliary to sails, as a cheap and manage , . Shiepowerensuring punctuality with speed sufficient I be the ordinary carrying trade, have been demonstrated by the marked success of the