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Alto list did r only aNsha•s'betug wffiewvt to support twat* Isrs] tbouupd pounds to the vufuotary subee►ip- escouotar much that wM dtasowsgtas to ceeded to the Bvoaetey,jealk Ot `
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s'ur �`` .1a�� -• TM Mtn Mulls roatate all ilea the "fast' re. ''cow. for six swots, tions for its support. In the year 1800 Mr. as eager aspirant. He wu overshadowed hie father, (whom be also. as Ra, .,
Imreo r' b ,si.l, •, 1 gruas let healthy growth bad w$tsruy, la this Island they have been found to Peel was created a Baronet, by letters by the established reputauoa of the groat , preseatalne for Tcamwortltt w it he eel -
n 4,01,181 , • which is net obtained from the atmosphere. yield a heavier crop than the Altriagham patent dated November !18th. After a sten already on the stage. The inte(lec- (mood to reprsseat till his de}t4) sad io .
!'i.Lltu T Aod here we aro drawly led to the gfeat carrot, is the ratio of eight hundred and period of active Parliamentary duty, the ie- tual gladiatorshtp of Causing, the forensic the next Nov., the I l.lM'p resit sd oQjsle, r
O. e... and sit beside sw, I.s., and complicated subject of mama, ea, upon forty to two hundred ad y-
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e. As creasing age of tb. wealthy onet induced practiced briltsacy of Beoegbam, Ruru ly , In the now adurisietratioe, Es.1Qrg,psf.,,r -
�d softy er sae speak. „go ..A our space compels uti to be very the parses" contains ars per cleat mon him to retire from public life, and at the and Horner, were sure to eche,* a yousg l ceeded the Duke of Wdbagt� `E sl
ill.t m/htei esfdd the roes y 'J,,,,, ,j �tsef. Repeated cropping with wheat mucilage than the carrut, the (;olosel coin- general election in 1820 he resigned the man like Peel, who was nothing more than count Melboarse tool the Ninos lir
is beddias es )ear et.seki • ...is.. withoutclams., sono renders the gertsraIs- celves that the difference is su cleat to .c- borough of Tamworth tonne of his sons.— an educated gentleman who could derive Robert Peel ; Lord Breugbsaq ,. ,; ,t
tae Veer hos swiftly drove, away ty,al agile tocapabls et producing a cagoules- count for the superior fattening as well as Ile passed the rest of his life at Drayton no assistance from collateral or external Chancellor. Sir Robert . wee
$leen .,.clef lave confessed, rang return, by ea4ac.Ung them of stub butyrsoesus tplellty of the patwalp. The Manor, watching with interest the progress aid. It wee also a disadvantage that old avowed leader of the °ppd el brightened in our 'eyes:
bearer were Mssaed, "•' • . Oeta.'ary 1 wheat. as the silicate of result of .ap.rimteat eta has sh,that sbv. is lire of his numerous descendants: indeed Sir Robert bad saver dieguaeed the high Grey, as Prime Minister dee
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le Is o r. ! ,porch, phos ata of lime, Lc. When not *My to neat cattle, hoer, /he hi Ikons so paanaroYal was hu family, that on the Misting,* for .hath be intended hie sen.— Iwmautary reform should b
and i can truly say. me lore, • ,;,,„v : Iliad Ise sot o exhausted by constapt of hogs and poultry the animal., become fat anniversary of his 78th birth -day, in 1828, Peel was regarded as a candidate for the ward as a Cabtoet msasure.iri ,..
.%'hotsept a1ear fo Sew., .al of toy, st. ereppisg, its productive powers may, in much sootier, a'd are more healthy, than be presented a silver medal to each of fifty office of premier from the outset ; hence Much this meaauq woo otrp � .b'
A hheiter love w the my hast , $ Ai s.,.. general, tie awl? retained by ehang.g the whoa led on aey other tooter vegetable, chiidre. sed ]treed phildren. Bir Robert his qualifications were examined with a Lord John Reiman, to wbq jt baled
Mekce;newer 10 your ower • •at. ea kisdeef step ewkivated, laying 'down to and that, besides, the meat is mots sweat Peel died oa the Srd of !lay, 1830, leering. jealous scrutiny. One of the clever per- intrusted though be was ggt then 1Q v
Pled by the sew woes in your voamv, „
The slew belt is roof ares. e , Paatsrti saint tow Nd thee a *Owego ma. meet dslicioy0s. taste by hi. first.wife, six Boos and lire quittadns of the dry, was a pretended last Cabinet, Tby bah, after �Ipeitµslo
touring. Good, well-preserved farm yawl p our cob thele is an advent a i. daughters. will and testament of • patriot,” in which nineteen days, was tirt lost, -q
I =that years by deeper llow + t T Hie gore ,11/111
,�..,�y�ym.sahrked it the.
'dung,. especially when it is th99 prltduet ,of 41114 par8efpp ; s elft of them may be le its is foully centiliter' of— the gialrtta whir► the pubis* saes of dm -Seth hooves of Parliament
a� ice,. ,T , 'animate YIgily fed- es gain, ffeeeed, Ste., the g►o•ed all winter, and be dug i■ the Mary, married lot 1816, to th•Ri ht Ho.. period wife supposed to wast most, were prorogued ; and on the nth of, o f
Ode ww}f. me lore. , a. madame m gewssainU the iegrsdssste, mare "aprlog. 1f they are is a plate iebere'the George Robert Dawson, of Castle Demme, bequeathed to them ; the paragraph rola sag the Hose of Common. wa
.4, hew Mia u •reins ,. • a tarts, is relative asseuet, that an remelted water will not shed open' there, the feet is ie the evenly of Loadood.rry, Ireland. ling to Peel wan—" I toast and bequeathe and a now Parliament called, INDle.
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ssoot se the WIT •,sinus, far the growth of pleats, Upon moat, Of improved rather than injured by remsinteg Elizabeth, married la 1805, to the Very my patience to Mr. Robert Peel ; he will ing returnable on th•-14tb Jun, e, r
Sew o �t tbabreadsoevlioIas! , `t, °s to cultivated lands of this cout{irlja,t11e ap- is ' Msisselrletriewr: Rev. William Cockburn, Dean of York. want it alt before he becomes Prime Minis- Parliament wa opened on the, w
H w • est the Bowen be ! -' - : s- *tattoo of lime, or bone dust, (the latter'
v 1" Eaar.v-'lrassnas.—Phrtltsn wbs thresh
lime retie d•Aa.ss.a till ,.tt. iseti slag • lsrpe quandty of limd in e—"" their )err .beet and other grain early, can tants to Julia, daughter of Gen. Sir John Floyd. contingnney, my patience ts to revert to since •esugged ate moderato •
�lbn yea std 1 no sew 4-1 tees Merle. ly Betelcephlicto acid,/ Wouldsad
ed a ""°"°11° William father si any Lime. They William Yat.. Peel, married in 1819, the people of k egtaed, who will thew stead toes. Os tis 2itb aka treat 1g '
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• - .AT _•' sotaMdsttsg(y ►ee.i.inl W wisest, sed tOdeed are slaw, read fora clod ass. Nat r Ld Jane Elisa Moore, sister of to Earl Badly in need of u. 10 1819, Mr. Pest wee tfoduced an amended glom Bill.ill
'Ms wM �uMn�i always be. sap Mrtri ar,i to. • tool! to eereela.y g ib of fl ounteasb.I, eleveled to the eituatioo of Secretary of bill, after • protracted debate fn which Sar i
kraf>4aa�e¢ftawe we shall ear, tad But ow of the moat im rant fats of with the dibtary mew who links Ws time • y P t. -
ety from oar life will flitliq , petal* enough, and is never ready. His soaeeoisti
mimed, married in 1819, to Emil], - State for Ireland, the Duke of Richmond Robert maintained a eseepfeuoosiTtitude,
' .ea ell—yet remain' to los mmiioned ;-4111., its bI of B.iai.., Esq., d $win• being then Lord Lieutenant. In this high was carriedD rel e(1 , b'iI I a.
Aid sweets
ft Qswm ilei;• selection of re seed. This is" matter so if be Imre oily, es of mere° accedglp11� sL g g by �% )<:
se read this, to w. sot, oy lovef "aie" Therefore, the shrewd farmer will Owlish
fin, to Stafiord.btre. office be displayed very superior administrs- lost in the Lords,after a debate of five night/
cid 1 ossa forget, ; .A sadly neglected by a targe number of -farm- his grain at the earliest period. and be will Delmont and Anne, who died young. live abilities, but showed so strong •Iota- by • majssit7 of ot. Yariiaatw 118
Teat whew 1 sow bet 11114601•1110 a a aro 'n "Ill country, that the lose entailed prepared to sell .heart r there pace M John, married in 1824, another daughter ing towards the orange party and ao little assembled a the 4111 Dementia, fled 41Betoo
• A. etpmapbes.v., east'. , et.; thereby a isealoulably great. What has s tbo beetof John 1iwls(.., Esq. sympathy for the catholic', that the latter the 12th Lord Job* RRussel/armej nl
/ v-. ffarmermafieldto n.ap, bet what be sown 1 JossUrao, married 1. 1824, to Lady Ali- fixed upon bim the nickname of " sinkage leave to bring in another Reform 4r11 ba . l
r well to arab dthiy,my lees. ,,.t. -;. 1f imperfectly Spelled or diseased /,vein, or - • eta Jane Kennedy, daughter of the Earl of Peel." Io the aesatun of 181
4, Mr. Peel on to former. O. the wureing of era,
- AIM well for .. to Meow. •' , , ,the sends of various kinds of weeds be SIR R08ERT PEEL. (�ss,ps, introduced two measures for the better the 18th Deceseber, the second reedierv
'1'tµ every mournful volts we hear
trod, mice a pleasant flow ; sown, what cin he er .boa 4114 bunter
Pem4 Harriet, married In 1824, to Robert Hen- execution of the laws and preservation of carried by • majority of 189, mid the Ifatt>M„,t
tear Voles sad miss will change their tunes -•rriveis but to reap tho'same 1 The plain The melancholy sad midden deal of this ley mon, eon of Lord Henley. the peace in Ireland. These were suppor- adjousned tiU the 19th of laneary. Why w ,,,
• iailegleg sad la prayer. truth is, that the groom neglect Of the prin- - distinguished gentleman, by an aeudetat Lawresee, 'married in 189a, to Lady Jane ted by Grattan and many of the liberal par- the hour met, Mr. Wilson Croke,M
M...bvi esu 'reshot!take ep . cipfes of good husbandry, or of the laws of which has deprived Great Broom of one of Lennox, stater of to Dab of Richmond. tv, the moot important ofwhica was for the real leader oftseppositium 84 1111011111$n
The bardess we mon bear. nature, whieh re this instance aro the same 1 her most talented statesmen, deserves more Having lost his first lady, Sir Robert tote appointment of superintending easels- Peal having srmisgly lost chess e"we"r{.,,.)
Bita tbtag, b • sin wbieb is certain to bring its than a passing notice. '1'b. family of the Peel married, 2ndty, Miss Susanna Clarke, tratee, and a police force, ta dentin. pro- and only lest such yd es ver ,,r
ih.a we'll set love lass, my leas, -own punisbmast.the first year. It te an Peels is said to be of Saxon ordi(u, and $p- a sister of the Rev. Sir Henry Clark., Bar- claimed to bo disturbed by the Lord Lieu- support debate. Creker le mid tui
Nee thee oar lot 'll hop ; old ads e, that what is worth doing at all, peers to have been originally settled to the oast, Rector of Bur bywhom he had no tenant : hence to this da the constabula- fought the bit Gleamof 4
li• dreariest days we'll bops (et light, 7r o, g b by arse, a thea jfioa
Aad easy love 41114 more : is wort doing well, Whatever pains abs West Riding of Yorkshire. Some Of theta fnus, ry force in Ireland is almost universally de- was not anal the 23rd of Marsh that K tgtM.d
Aaad ase ws shell moot ivsty know farmer bestows in procertng pure and foal- emlgr/ted Irma this to 13o.1 L aaeaeh►re, Sir Robert Peel's will shows clearly how nominated " Peelers." When the catholic primed by a majority of 114. Timbal wale,,,,;
How lih'sfeli rotted s(ean thy genie. for seed will amply repay him and established themselves as fuming pro- great are the prizes to be gained by energy, question was brought before the bowie by read a first tines is the HomesfLords, ep.l
Is lithteaed and is better horse, in the fins crop. We also strongly recom- praetors, or yeomen, in the vicinity of Black- .sterpriee and intelligence, in a free and Sir Henry Parnell, Mr. Peel was mainly the 90th Marsh, sad om she lith April t l�
Wbrtwe the beide' bear. mend the prectiee or steeping ; a practice burn, where a small estate still bears the commercial country. After entailing Dray- ipstrum.ntal in having it rejected. which second reading wee cassia by a msjerity slim
that comes to us recommended by an ex- name of Peel's Fold. One of the family, ton Park, and the other large states in brought him into a quarrel with Mr. D. eine ; but ibis was net ss®sie$i is imptio
ieaweu sspenssee, cad the example of the the grandfather of the late' measure, resided Siaffordehire and Warwickshire, it proceeds O'Connell, to whom, after too negotia- the meute, and en the Tilt if May it wed.,
AGRICULTURE. best cuttivatocs, in elf pits of the world in a house at PSeb Lane, in Blackburn, an to recite Bums to the amount of nearly a tion he sent a cballeogo ; this was put an se fu Pram bottoming m 4w $. svD/.. its
A strong solution of salt, or of blue vitro), porting himself by the profits of 1 farm is quarter of a million, preeioosly advanced to, end to by a magistrate, and a paper waren- the interim the Duke aad Sir Robert wage
PREPARING LAND FOR WHEAT— or both mixed, to which the seeds may be the neighborhood of the tows, and decade/ or settled upon, his several children,—not sued; the whole of which was at that time called upon to. form a saw Miaistry, bat
MRLECTION OP saw—Motif: OF thorongQbly soaked, and afterwards dried by his spare nano to the mechanical and the rot- including £9000 sterling, per annum, settled collected and published, with the pithy mot- found thsmselym enegaal 10 the se•
iOWLNG, its theapgliettion of slackened lime, is en old cal expetimepts which are so often to r.- on his eldest sou,—and then bequoated a- to, "fur the instruction of those who wish complishineet of it, -.sed the Reform Ball
— practice strongly to be recommended. Our taxation of an enterprising and enquiring bout £600,000 more, making the portions of to know how to send or recta's a ekrslfaage was therefore carried by st)fferesoe, and to
Farm are mow bauity engaged in har- readers are, doubtless sufficiently iriforreed, mind. In the year 1764 the business of No fire younger sons, £106,000 each, and without any rateatioaa of fighting." • From the absence otany opposition.
vest operations, and from the present, to respecting the various •-•steeps that have Calico Printing being introduced in Lacca- those of his daughters £53.000 each. He these transactions arose the personal animo• The first reform parliament opened am
the sempletioe W wbeet sowing, they will been recommended and practised, as to ren- shire, Mr. Peel, who had previoesly tom- leasee to a chapel, erected by him at Tare- sitz between Peel and O'Connell which the the fifth of February 1833, in whish St
have se leaser* fee the permit of 'lengthy der it unnecessary for w to desc.ed to par- minced to manufacture of cotton, tied is ley, in Staffordshire, £ 1000, and £6000 to a former tried to conceal, but which the tat- Robert Peel appears to have acted with
diequiettion.; our remarks, therefore, shall (Oculars ; our subject at present being aim- mentioned as one of the first who tried the school established by him in the ante vii- ter lost no opportunity of proclaiming. in great caution, bat at lits Dame bete se•
he Wee sad practical. „ ply to . offer a few important, seasonal Cardiog Cylinder, began to make some trials lege. To the infirmary and Lunatic Asy- 1817, Mr. Peel was elected member for verely reprobated O'C.midt, who was Masi
The present wheat trop may be pro- Aunts ; jest to remind farmers of what most also in printing cotton, and wag so tweeted- tum is Blanchester, and the Lying-in Hos- Oxford, and from that time, .bowed ss exasperated. It was p.resived about ibis
ueuuned a.. gosh anti wpm the whole, of them already well kilo., itpwever much fel that be enured largely into the bust- pial .t Ball -rad. £100 each. The will is anxiety to bring bis oonD.xtou with Ireland time, by a large body of the rm.ro•atite ams
thr.ogIwt upper Cassia; maths aecouou they may neglect to practice it. hikeeaoe- nese. It is a tradition to the family that be dated July 87, 1880. By a Codicil, of Feb. to an end, which he did in the following monied interests, that Bir Robert Ped was
we hatro reosived frees the Luwer Promo- al conduct, this is an affair as mesh, or made his first experiments secretly in his 11, 1825, the portions of his younger sons year. On the 3rd of February 1819, the • better man of business,luta any of tea
ce., as well a from venose sections of aloe more, belonging to the will, as the ceder- own hhous ; that
tithe cloth, i old woman being
aro iocreaed to £135,000 each, and of the Chancellor of the Exchequer (Mr. Vansit• Whig., and that be took (request ,ppm.
United State., mast los eaestd.rsd favors- standing., by residue, which is aid to bate -exceeded half tart, now Lord Bexley,) moved for a se- tuniuea of disowning hie hostility to reform
bye. A benignant Providence having It i8 t:me to bring these remarks to a the family, •and that the fifer pattern wu a • m,llros, fouls -ninths were bequeathed to cret committee, to inquire into the state of as a general priooipl.. His reputation was
crowned ttel,hesbandase s labors with Nut- close. As to the mode of sowing wheat, parsley leaf scratched upon the bottom of • the late Baronet, and one -ninth to each of the bank of England, with reference to the also considerably increased, by the attack
cow, we earnestly hope that 'thole tabors whether drilling, ribbing or broadcasting, pewter plate, such as iia them ordivaniy the five younger sons. The personal prop-. expediency of the resumption of cash pay- which Cobbett made upon him, .aJ he
*1l be amply rewarded, by a romuneratiog most, in-oo.ne measure, depend upon the used at the tables of the middle closes; arty was sworn at what is technically called menu of which committee' Mr. Peel wasrofited nota little by suis rescue., On
price. No class of then are more deserving condition of the land. and the resources of hence, he acquired the nickoame of " Pars- " upper value," which means that it ex- appointed chairman. On the 24th after Sur the 15th of November 183-4 the rime. in -
a libernest al lent for es treirrstoil, of tan the the
farmer.
stones,ltwell clearewe d advocates format, free the Peel es of is
quite
t accerdauce
seeded £900,000, sed wag the first matinee Robert Peel had presented a petition in oounc.d that the " Whigs were oat," and
R of to scale of duties exceeding to such a favor of a paper currency, and lamented his the Duke of Wslliogatoe d.eli.ug the
No stoner aro 4124 golden fruits of au- drilling ; believing that a lees quantity of more frequently identified by casual epithets sum. The Probate Stamp was £15,000, son's change of opinion, Mr. Peel introdu- premiership recommended Sir Robert Pool.
tarn. gathered in, the results of a year's seed will suffice, by the relit Tar manner in than by their proper same. Mr. Peel a •ed the Legacy Dut es amounted to about ced the measure, the 8th clause of which Sir Robert and Lady Peet were thou is
expenditure of thought and Coit safely stow- which it is deposited by til, ♦rncloe, and print works were situated. at a village two £10,000 more. wast " that from the first of May 1833, the Italy, and a special meanoger
Miama
.d away, than active preparations are to the greater certainty of its grrminstion.— mile. from Blackburn, called Brookside, at Sir Robert Peel, the second Baronet of - bank should pay itsnotes on demand, in the overtook them at Rome, which they quilt
be made (or securing a sunder result in the Beside. in • climate like that of Canada, which place his sun, Robert, was born. It that name, the subject of this memoir, and legal coin of the realm," a measure which ed the next morning for London. Oa bis ,
year
1. to o lo°e. Itwoeingt true
men drilling
ea haso
ther
ed v tagee: and plant man is said
that
lvery
early
rin life
this
that he whose premature death we have to deplore, passed both Houses of Parliament, web arrival he published an address, the prisal.
' being generally pwas born et a cottage Dear Chamber Hall, little op?oeition. Oo the retirement of pyo of which was, the maintenance of the
reap what, and as they sow; we will pro- chant depth below the surface, It i. much would raise himself to distinction; at the io the vicinity of Bury, in Lancashire, the Lord Sydmouth from office in 1821, Mr. reform Bill in its integrity !windier 1 pro-
ceed just to remind our readers of a few less liable to be thrown out by the action of age of 'fourteen he was frequently heard to then usual residence of the family, on the Peel entered the Cabinet, as Secretary of mit of reform is other depart.
plata pincipl.s in regard to thi.. very Tote- frost is spring. These and other matters, avow his determination to achieve rank and 5th of July, 1788. It seem. to Have been State, continuing to act in the House of meats of the state. Perham,nt wsediuol-
resting cad important portion of aha agri- such an the quantity of seeds per acre re- fortune by means of industrial.etarprise.— the great object of the first 1lir Robert's Commons as the leader of the anti-Catho- ted on the 30th December, sad the resell
cultural year. quil•"e to receive more systematic attention, Having been scot by his father to reside ambition that ins house 'should produce a lie party, till the death of Lord Liverpool of the next election' gave abut 100 sew
To the cultivation tf wheat, as of any and careful record of resuits from the best with bis maternal uncle at Bury, be was sman, sod the talents of hie eldest son, in 1897. The beginning of this period was members to the con.ervativos,-a term
other crop, the first consideration is the practical farmers of Canada, before we aro introduced to and became a partner with which wore early developed, led him to hope rendered memorable, by the spirited and which had risen out of the reform Bill. The
state and compositfoteof the soil. It should entitled to drew very positive general con- Mr. Yates, who bad established print works that his ambitious family aspirations would eloquent cnnteet, Between Mr. Peel and session opened on is 24th February 1835.
be remembered that plants can no more cluatoss. Aod, after all, it will probably on the banks of the irwe!1. Here young be ultimately realised. At an early age Mr. Canning, on the Catholic gtieelioo.— Sir Robert Peel was now in a position
lite end thrive without their appropriate be found, in the most advanced state of our Peel devoted himself to explore the powers young Peet was sent to Harrow, where he Mr. Cannings motion was carried by a ma- somowhit similar to that of Mr. Pitt, when
food, and that to proper quantity, than can future agriculture, that farming, like other of mechanical combination, and introduced had for bi.,ehobi-fellow and protector, as it Jority of five, and on the second reading by - ho undertook to conduct the government,
aotmite. The soil too must be brought io- iodustnal 'arts, although governed by psi- among his operatives that order, arrange- would appear, the active and bilfigerent twelve, but was ultimately lost in the House in the face of a hostile majorityoft. Com-
tel , the reyyatistte eteeJaaicel condition, and miry principle. and general laws, will re- meat, and subdivision ofsmployment wbictt [,ofd Byrbn. Peel .cams to have been of Lords. Io 1821, Mr. Pell brought in mons Sir Robert's premiership was brief,
puss.all necessarynecessaryceaseless8c
constituents of quire ceaseless mod,atione, to meet the form the marked cbaracteriaics of the fav- "fagged" omnareifolly at thi.school, and and carried a bill, for the abolishing capital as on the 8th of April, he announced bis
fthy growth, t e plant
lan crequires
for
as
heal
h zyiag conditions
or if cclimate,
sdsns to Pon tory system. The progress of mechanical also bellied on the playground, but the punishment, in certaio cases. Oe tho first retirement to the house, on which occasion
g b. g W 4 improvement, so far from displacing labour young Lords interference soon settled all day of the session of 1814, Canning took he made one of the most impress' ire speech -
in agency of its root. These two top- praotical operations and results. Iwnt.shire, •e had bean once asserted, differences : "I'll stand up for Peel," "Til an opportunity of expressing hie adherence es he ever delivered. Lord Melbourne'
dittoes of the soil—which may b. termed This, however, iscertain, and within 001 produced the very eontsry effect; the d.• fight for little Peel," was the lordly and to the cause of Catholic Emancipation administration followed, with so narrow a
abs mechanical and the chemical—are in prsees► reach ; that deep and clean cultiva- 'nand for beads very rapidly w.ot beyoad imperioos sig.al for all young bullies to while Peel declared his hostility unabated. majority, that it was .carerely worth while
alt nataceaful practice intimateiy connected lion, draining when Beceswry, Propt/r eta- the supply, and the firm of Yates had to beware how they meddled with any one in 1896 though 5(r. Peel's position in the to turn out Sir Robert. The latter remain-
andThe first step thou io the to a )argil extent, mutually depeede.l. oaring, he., jndicinns rotation 0 crops : sesh for s(>1srat1v,* is distant districts.— whom the noble embryo poet took under his cabinet was obvious inferior to that of Can- .d tor six years at the heed of • powerful
ws atm d indeed of all "ter cultivation
grain—is to and carefully deposited in f °lean thein for
bitumen of Waggons and vans were ten seep bringing protection. Having completed his etudles ning, yet he introduced two important oppmsilion, with the exception of three day.
able-bodied paupers and deserted children to at Harrow, Mr. Peel entered Christ Church measures, which added greatly to hie cb•- in the month of May 1839, dining which he
oblate a dean cad deep seed ed. This Smother earl ; will yield iw the tome rest., Bury, from the workhouse. of London, and College, Oxford, where he took out his d ratter, as a reformer of the Criminal (saw• was entrusted with the task of forming a
can, in tsoet instances, be accomplished OP an abundant return to the skilful cad indua- the employment afforded to these poor poo- glee in 1808, obtaining class honor's, the, Lord Liverpool died io February, 1827.— new admir•islratioe, which he limo found
17 by the repeated application of rho plough moos cultivator. Umber a compliance pie soon raised them to a condition of corn- among his competitors were Mr. Gilbert, On the 28th Mardi, Mr. Canning was gum- impracticable.
t s toUer, and abe harrow. A certain pro- with the above simple conditions, we should putative comfott. Mr. Peel was %trutty afterwards Vic. Chancellor of the Unites- monad to Windsor, and on the 10th April, in 1836_7, Sir Robert was elected to the
portion of ice earth, In what ore may term very seldom hear of a miserable ten of a attentive to the heahh and monk .r those .ity, Mr. Hampden, the now celebrated received the King's commands to recon• distinguished office et Lord Rector of the
atilt active
the moll,
s essential
al to found ermiea- dome bushels f the per
r cm . Rust, h• employed, and, without being a harsh Professor of Divinity, and Mr: Wiateley, street the administration, Peel being left University of Glasgow.
i P y, y taskmaster, he insisted on a system of afterward. Archbishop of Dublin. out ; but, at the close of the session. Can- In 1841 Sur Robert Peel's succiseful op
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that wheat Nowa is autumn, especially on be heard of occasionally ; and as le thou) puoctuality and regularity, which approach- When Mr. Peel became of age bye father ning died, and at the commencement of the position agate placed bim in the Premier -
'Mealy toile, geoerelly succeeds best in intolerable poste, which so frega.nt.y do.- ./1 the discipline of military drill; and being resolved to send him into Parliament, and next, Mr. Peel agate became Secretor! of .hip, Lord Melbourne's Mtnutry having
e {gib of tuoalerat. fineo*se ; Clods wb.n figure our fi 14. and tholee our grain plants himself the true model ofa man ofbusineae, is 1809 purchased • Neat for him as the State for the !tome Department, the Duke resigned on the 30th of Aurae. Upon his
no{ too large act beneficially, by rendering --tittle,, twitch gran, and the *11.1. cola-
the establishment of Bury/loon grew into a representative of the borough of Cashel.— of Wellington being first Lord of the Tres- accession to office he deta►miaed to bring
the Stoll pervious to air tad moisture, and :ogee of weedy, why they would be all but good'wised eoloay—werk.!aope, wareboers On satirise tete pnblie life he had to en• nary. The Ministry ern now almost ro- that se.Ilon to an early close. On the irI
by
cn: a oW andte ender uhq form e action of fort ethe ntirely
bbanishe from
Agriculturist. Hie
fair
surface of and dw.ihng-bates riving atoned in rapid i counter Grattan, Sheridan, Tierney, Wind- stored to what it had been under the ad- of February, 1842, the Parliament woe
fel motivation and coveting to the nus g succession. 8pismimg-0ldle were fousdod lam, Wilberforce, Whitbread, bac. Perei- mieietnkbon of Lord Liverpool. Aomewr• again opened, and nn the 9th Air Robert
pleat. yousg Paasvrn SOWN M TNR ►ALL.—Although in various other localities, so thtat at last val •aad Cannin` sat on 1b. Ministerial prise was felt at the Duke of W.lhngto'• brought forth hes project Lir a change in
»utter. dratp� It i. out °f.eason for growing this crop the business embraced every branch of the benches, with Castlereagh, Croke, and taking upon himself the office of Premier, the corn law., which was opposed b1 Mr.
in -
rpm dud ditchesia'� o of neem fur- sow, it may not he amiss to au( gaff • few cotton trade. After tee roan of silent in- Grant. re the opposition were Romily, but 41a was generally supposed that be did Cnbden and °there. Lord John Russell
a t11at1., of ess.ntisl km hint. in regard to iu culture. We believe dustry and gninterrupted success, Mr. Peel, Petty, --e tprw•rds Marquis of Iwnsdnwn, so at the personal request of the King, who demented from the puuoeiple of the sliding
POtlt.peJ a the ealtiv4sa of 411 wheat,— the time is coming wheu much more erten- an the 8th of Jul], 1783, married bit putt- Homer and Foretell, afterward. Lord Con- was wearied by tho feeblene,s of Lord but it was ultimately n ird ; and
b eases e'b.rs loud II naturally dry, or boo IAN be gives to this root than at pre- tors *Meet daughter, --for .bon, while RINen, flue ham entered blit life at Ooderich—this latter nobleman hoeing .oe- p
rgpllnd 50 bJ 1 IUMCI.M ,ember 01 coder- cent. W P11 g do ing Sar Robert's continuance in office,
ground drtti0s, furrowing may to s s bittasv. K will los hood audvsssa"' oib. ver ]w amats child, t. traditions of the .sass Una with Mr. Peel, .o ales Md seeded Mr. Canning fora few months. It tli total repeal of the corn Issas Was erect-
gxt.e 3 great /sow to sow it late in the tall, so ►bat it. Eery airy that he had formed • strong at- Lord Pat iststnn and Frederick Rebiseen, Mae 'amorally admitted that Peel wee 4124 04",, --Os the evaMng of June the 26 h, I i48.
telae disp•ad with. But when tl 'w mods my i. %moo/ the Brit to start In _ ro►ment, AMr hen • rues. afte►w•tds Rsv1 of Ripon. When Pani,- chief strength of this d that t, the ee the
how large • portion of oar ee i- the mewed y R So Robert was left in a minority of 73 on
cglsa( u rosdetod 60 part, et whaj; ,Moog• The the
not est' the* fortomet be 11.gan to furs his publishattention to reset met, .0 the 11rd January, 1810,' Mr. • meet having no other person able to take the Irish Coercion Bill, ss1 accordingly
:rthe be eel d the Mf is 1h0 ee Im� Jtet ow-thop°ultc t, affair', and i0 1780 published Peel net quit. twenty-two year. of • the lead in the Mous. of Commons, s .ansa re.i nod to favour of f.nrd John R°.sell.—
pd ►y s t warm. decoy taw Well will w mwshllatss. t sett 3 i. ? ' sr ? g
ot of that yo.q the attention .(peai pamphlet *stilled Iia Ntttooal Debt was thews is sscomd the Address, which the array of talent pn.eeesed by the open- On the occasion n! surrendering t',e Ro-
srs require bio tDp.a(Ddly called to so 1� more, w� �a 'm �' "^'fin Natrona Prosperity ' whkfi lis i ,s s .peech of great Beete.s. and futon. In I8te, after being outvoted in vernmenl he tstima:sd is a brilliant *peewit,
i00e &a 'HAL We lay them to.. all l4riss..., be pet ~ t fete � but Mi lMr"trditti] of Mmark teethe? point ;and Is a deb+sts en the t•seiestrlar 4114 Home of Cmnmona. Mr. Peel yielded his belief that 1e might have retained pnw-
t rower% sae that yon OSoeW0lly 0satg ietgel '�tt y,, i tIg swOod leIkeie0 .r its •nthe. -vest% Maveb IMII, 18 1, Forfival was so tea repeal of the Test Mid Corpnnti°n Acts. or by a !Elution of Parliament, but he
g't rid of al sieve wale, sllitrq 11y asps, by Ib. p y„ «riy. tv w ddiir. Plat, who goon regard- pleased with the sbihey Ms Toting sop- which wee moved by Lord John Ressell. rnnstde that an extreme m.e.ire, Lir
Minds furrows. o what is deetosd of in teethe •d 1i1•H •• 8io Dtei/tst advisor an Duan• porter Unit he rays tt4 u tJ der-fleereury eon the 96th February ; and le len. the whoa t� now oersted no sufficient no -
.
int • 1t h1. to ihelm. -, em piw lag? y11oK1/g sed •emes�• Ia 1790 of Stet., 11 Wismar/1 wbieb he held till the Act for rho Emancipation of lbs Catbnlms, a amity, though he abould Mae moored to
elisisat 01M/ abpsid be .0.. fn rows I,. satm'ee PulWoom' 110 �O�Nr (or Tam- d.,M of is. Prefilter; Though eel le for which the latter had so long contended, it noltesitau.giy if the 1.w,1. had thrown
Zia Ili q w wide apart s. se to esltivu deeply and •erth,1* Bulhrdahir a In Ilse aeipbberboed at►Iut wRh oar Nmtn we teener wee at tat eoaeeded to )'ham and Mr. D. nut the corn law repeal hill. 11. than alio
4�j. dla ,�4•%lir left *Ma break sp lhe•wit t
l IM *AM I If►- hewn by DRO., and ta1M. eased d whielt „, pttrehemlof *states, tad help dtreNts, fora moonset epee Ale noel O'Connel took Ai. seat In the Meier fur rongntalsted the Parliament ea the slate
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Alt,ert►.rs ao MB' bed sea o1 the ewes, tapoetaai period in lit. life of the young Clan. In . of Mr. Peet' of the rnustr on the getters' existence of
x Anti a • f ., asyega. L lou Book of therm!'" melts . rIelefv bi*g.1 (r wffeilk. t» y "t7•
d to Cel. Ls Cantos* kb. sr y Ma�mN• Though at the commeenemest chews of epinlow not the Cathelie inethus peace and amity, *specially with Frame,
RaMot{m w.sd., C. w4 lanashme adreem is of his Meer, ha had the advantage of an he w•g ebl,ged to v.eats hie .eat for the end on the .ottlem°, t of the (Worn* "um-
. by'slurs ef, a{t. g �p varies from thalami 1e Una- fee is ' al the star •
D/vM 41sj hero. 1m 111. �� of ?mom puma vy.'oeisbt tortoise, a University „pate. usivereite e► Ovfovd, slid agues mitered tires. We may remark, that Pow at lire
IDOCWhila Meliitlom lot a lee to 111 lir., ami r .the firm Lath and, deo of thsblghoia order, end a mind du• Parliament, for Sir M. ).epee N borough I f ,troth of t its conf..e.dlr gnat teaam 11e
f• m Chances) •the is/Nt g.5$L Peal costa:ta� as. msjstiae*t eon 01 ase dp4*md to mimeo study, yet he had to Westbury. in May, 1810, )tr. Peel sur- above is seater a favorable eentreat a at1
Robert, the late Baronet, married in 1880, ter of England ; but in the event of such a and Sir Robert Peel, as Iambic t o