was mo; 
е | labourers, especially on farms and. roads. In fact t they seemed 
to be the mim at skilled ранын їп ап Mite dn Li v dete 
im 
рес tiv: 
pero, om u p the Freuch eria А А groat many Swiss 
io 
ey: and 
the ex portation и their. produce ок t pa spi 2, m v 
resandy. For two days he e had passed along the banks 
ak the Sc belifie, the principal river in Algeria, and which 
red a considerable — of country. He found the soil 
to 
bluff, an extraordinarily strong E and one of those 
which gave the French great trouble to A 
ana 
а; Jader n by 
nstance, and in ODE the Arab with his def and about 
cwt. жута пы in the vy iers. The plain of aper ed 
1 was estim 
granary с France, - in former times it had been the granary 
of Rome. They were all — d ie s уры те 
which dod ый ө betw: а 
French, and might re 
Abd-el-Kader комей that ce теше — ^ iim the year the n 
that was covered by the f: f their soldiers, $n ii p 
Shores of the Mediterranean en rescued from the rule of 
barbarians ^ A sans within the reach of every E 
an from any country who chose to avail himself of its advan- 
Some discussion place, in which Mi 
Mr. Das ay, and othar e инс took part, aig а 5 
vote of thanks to Mr. Caird for his very able descrip- 
pz 
ge and da t 
covered with Fig а ps bith тае! for t m cultivation ot 
An a 
bout 
A vote of thanks to the Chairman concluded the 
proceedings. 
ERAL ATE YEARLY MEETIN 
on Th last at Society" Напоуе 
Square. The meeting зы: very numerously attended. 
e noblemen and ge nt 
Lord Portman, Lord Tredegar, Lord Berners, Lord 
M.P.; Mr. Fisher Hobbs, Mr. did Pré, Xm : W. 
Miles, M.P.; Mr. Beale Browne, Mr. Ri Mr. 
Owen Wallis, Colonel Lloyd Watkins, MP? Mr. 
Millward, Mr. Raymond Barker, Mr. Ramsay, Mr. 
Druce, 
The Rt. Hon. Lord Portman presided, 
ELECTION or OrrrcERS.— The first business of the 
— was the election of Council for the ensuing 
X ear, and the voting papers hav Bre Pars апйей in, 
Messrs, т Thane, Acid and Corbett w re appointed 
Scratine t 
Lord rem м informed the meeting that Vis- 
count "Erensleigh. pU expressed his DR to 
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1863, the Council had come unanimously to the con- 
a proper n to fill the important office of Presi- 
duit for next ciem He had therefore great pleasure in 
roposing that the Right Hon. Viscount Eversleigh be 
elected President of the Royal Agricultural Associa- 
tion for the year 
to the use of Commons for ly 20 to the 
spa satisfaction of all parti in elevation to 
the peerage the noble Viscount himself 
шу е to agricultural pss and was in every 
deeem vim to fill the high of President of the 
Sir W. M.P., in seconding the nomination of 
»|the noble тв = Polen to the cetur manner 
in which he had presided over an assembly of such 
2| dignity ana and aa ce as the House of Commons, 
Tbe was carried by aeclamatio; 
On е а of Sir J. MAXWELL, seconded by 
Mr. Uer EN, the Trustees of the Ж канон were 
ге-е 
EL. EY then moved, and Mr. Dv Pré, М.Р. 
econded, "e "redleton of the Vice-Presidents, which 
днн agreed to una 
The SECRETARY es сајы to read the following 
