The Sun.
London, England, 1846-06-27 00:00:00

CONTENTS :-
1. Outlines of the Life of Ibrahim Pacha. By an Eye-Witness.
2. On Jobs in General. By Colonel Firebrace.
3. Marvels in Marine Natural History.
4. Early Wars with the Natchez.
5. The Sea of Trees.
6. Three Days in the Garden of Ireland. By Captain O'Connor,
Ist West India Regiment.
7. On the Artillery of the Ancients.
8. The Alarm ! a Frontier Story from South Africa. Written on
the Spot.
9. The Rob Roy of the West.
10. Lodging, Washing, Swimming; and Cooking in the Army. By
Lieut.-Col. Wilkie.
11. Memoirs of an Old Sailor.
12. An Idler's Journey on Foot through France.
[3. The Holy City in 1846.
[4. The United States and Mexico.
5. The Royal Artillery Institution—Casemated Batteries.
6. Corporal Punishment.
7. The United Service Institution.
Stations of the Army and Navy—Promotions and Appointments
—Dispatches—General Orders—and all the Professional News
of the Month.
H. Hurst, publisher, 27, King William-street, Strand.

THE PLOUGH ; a Monthly Journal of Agri-
cultural and Rural Affairs.

Contents of No. VII., fer JULIr :
The Subsoil Plough, with an Illustration—Observations on the
Motion of Plants—The Natural History of the Cereal Plants—On
the Composition of the Earth, as applied to Agriculture—Chemical
Composition of Gooseberries —Remarks on Fallow—Observations on
Diarrhea in Lambs—An Agricultural Survey of England—Remarks
on the Maturation of Fruits—lnteresting Butanical Experiments—
On the Weeds of Agriculture—The Ancient State of Farming in
Great Britain —On the Value of Railroads to Agriculture—Animal
Chemistry—Duration of Pregnancy and-of Incubation in several
Quadrupeds and Domestics Birds—British Sheep—Remarks on
Heathy- Lands—Chemical Analysis of Rhubarb—The Age of Plants
—The Calendar of Horticulture for July—State of the Markets, &c.
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