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THE GARDENERS’ CHRONICLE. 
« assailed in the most furious manner—I hay 
of Go 
has been held in ate a ona yo nie 7 call led 
who was found on a limekiln with his throat cut, on 
last, at the ‘village of Milltown, near the spot 
n boy was murdered some 
excitement prevailed, from 
sion ‘that another murder had be 
fie 
a 
Monday, whe 
ed in Dublin alone to support 
only 4,500 paupers. The week’s rent was announced to 
be ch cu s. 8d. 
—The agrarian eee aoe in this part of 
ireland ‘ive’ made their r appearance on the estate of Lord 
Stanley. His Lordship’s agen be "Mr. 
been served w most violent 
ature ; in consequence of which, he is obliged to have 
recourse the assistance of ar olice, who are 
now stationed at Ballykisteen, his Lordship’s residence. 
ast,— meeting of t oleraine Presbytery, 
held on the 13th inst., a resolution wa sed favourable 
to the proposition for calling a meetin the Assembly, 
in order to express the sympathy of that reverend body 
with the church of mae is mee ° ising means, pre- 
vious to the meet for securing the 
f Par 
rights a “long-enjoyed srvileese rat the Irish Presby- 
terian 
Skibbereen.—Mr. Ke ely, oe was lately appointed tf “s 
Lord Lie utenant as a stipendiary magistrate in the 
pip: to resist 
of the = ei are said to have pea 
sie disipprobatitt of t 
Edinbur 
actual wa’ arfare re, 
ze eability of the 
curity of property and 
nce of the esta ised a of the 
positi 
he 
and China is no longer an for its continua 
Ona ivision, these resolutions were carried by a majority 
of 20 to 4, and the Lord Provost mittee were boa 
subjec 
vost’s com 
to prepare a — to sate ent on the 
The ys.—The a 
whales is ed at Be Tuesday fortnight 
About 80 of them were a measuring from 6 feet 
18 feet, and were sold next day for 2147. 20 to 30 boats 
Were employed in the chase, with an average of four men 
4 boat; and the scene altogethe described as most 
animating, especially at the death. The day was calm 
and cl ° é boats were more or less da- 
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entrance, the applause a mpletely overpowered her feel- 
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wever, and went through the opera with an energy 
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loved by Quatorze, and incarcerated in the Bastille 
in order.that the King may prosecute his suit. Meanwhile 
the conspiracy of Cardinal Retz g forward, and the 
chief a in that movement e aware of the King’ 
visits to the Bastille. After being again rejected by Ninon, 
Loui ck with her constancy, is in the act of 
eine an aaah ad os release, e is rear 
repetition. 
er view 
uis evinces 
yt eis saved b 
ing herself of the ny de ere had been tore din 
to-her with an 
mons the King’ s guards i in tim me to's 
ies. Loi 
his 
d 
and felt that they had 
ble 
acting of Madame Celeste 
applauded ; and the piece was announced for 
rward for | 
As 
ouse 
ca and wept 
ciate the im- 
ps the best 
Ninon, who, avail- 
— og 
Pulecallaneous. 
Niger —A lo 
model farm on the Niger, pou: A 2 b 
an 
Expeditio 
ey me ant Web bb, c 
h 
ca 
“sae rpose 
and i Seip 2453 their habits 
e (Sept. sey 
ar eduad a young lad 
in irons. 
yin, 
€ 
the 
perbaps 
havi 
however, 
was a 
bes 
© its 
To the 
reat of the 
light in ‘which the nie ed the se 
t be shown by a touching appea 
leade 
een so dis) 
to reply, th 
ment, 
rounding districts mig! 
to 12,000 
childs or yaa: 
given of the se or of ‘eitistog” ‘dive, and of the cruel- 
10 
» Several m 
left entirely to themselves, by a manw! 
brother was about to be 
be 
an negro from Li 
n-of his a Py visiting 
of conve 
to a village called Ajjarab, where he 
ely refu 
ieftain who tenes mre = his peril, to keep 
the return of the 
ont 
- as aslave, 1] of es relations 
ng fore. an 
repeated i eameong for assistanc 
the 
ascertained 
and 6,000 cowries a-piece 
ed — 4s. sterling), —- Megane Fs 
sold as 
ttah’s severe omphons 
poor do nothing for his 
brother, i - were heoecht to the model fa 
of nas 
tatement relative to the 
ties reo = Senge by the eee The w 
around th om 
pater sfonde 
° 
t farm, but were protected by its 
vs head their ruthless re and, for 
years, et 
their little plantations in pea 
oreover ce 
natives, or “ari p- 
who were ssatig: a theft to esrainly puitiiiek by thee 
own head man, at th of Me. Carr, w 
per 
which was ee not con- 
plated when eb were wi 
religious instructor, far removed from th 
riors, 
t 
re ap r An have entertained any serious 
cnevmeanene for their safety, if left behind. It w. 
Lieutenant Webb’s full intention to have left the volun- 
teers (more f the original number of laboure 
at the farm, under the e of Acting Assistant-Su 
sman, who ha mpany 
great’ regret 
heir return. Many natives - 
of the river, located at Sierra Leone, ha 
intimated their desire of going up to aed should iether 
visit be paid to the site of the model far 
rup rs fol towing one vi 
this great eruption, which is now spreading de 
the ao hage rbood of Bronte; t is condensed foams le 
2 
rie urging 
The 
eal w 
ths after neha me oe 
ose sole ing 
were siieel; 
(1,600 
cowries (about 8 bo5; and 
ccounts are 
| tri figs on Pagid bee 9 
] seats acci eas but, as Dr. Wollaston nyt 
Palermo, Dec. 1 :— 
day rte 
ig alo 
the ‘exquisitely beautiful bay of Palermo, and casting my 
eye over the fe of th adoni tains, and 
beyond the picturesque hills of T saw ing 
e the snowy ridge of Etna (which lies literally 
of sunrise from here) a long line feathery whitish 
cloud, which, from its peculiar tree-like : [knew 
once to be smoke from the 0. ngl 
tow night, when the sun had dr into the 
ce 
ards t, when ped 
bay of Mondello, a deep-red lurid glare became distinctly 
all the 
visible at the foot of the column of smoke, and 
world aware that the volcano was in active ope- 
ration. This has continued ever siace, dimly discernible 
by day in-a pillar of that peculiar form whi 
eye rienced in eruptions instantly perceives to be t 
yapo a conspicuous by night in 
a body of ong fire, of the apparent size of an ordina 
inary 
k, but brightening and on we with the 
swells o rial of the blast of the fi 
scope: 
cro 
flies, is ain woe English miles, and to any one un- 
familiar wit th the ellos translucency of the Sicilian 
most incredible that a mere 
smoke i in the air oo ile ~ siocestiad a hundred miles off; 
er wh hay 
ts 
th the column rising out of ‘Etna, 
The height of Etna i is nye best ascertained 
mountain in the world. 
nomer ro ermo, and 
Herschell and Captain rr the celebrated ers ear = 
entirely a an 
to, eaeh other, all fixed it at 10,874 feet English, 
not difering a fathom ‘in the three ire — 
a coincidence, in a case in which pensa- 
tions had to be all altowall for, must eccasicds be have — 
of it, t 
could by wat 
