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A servant girl of the name of VALLACK
threw herself into the sea in one of the coves near Caw-
sand, on Thursday last, and was drowned. The body was
picked up on Monday. We are informed that she com-
mitted the rash act on discovery being made by her aunt
that she was enceinte.—Plymouth Journal.
LANARK, JULY 13.—From the beginning
of the month till the 9th, we had a wet and dry day alter-
nately, accompanied always with a mild and nourishing
heat, the effects of which have been a rapid and unprece-
dented stretching of every species of crop. The 9th, 10th,
and 11th were dry, and consequently all bands were busy
making hay. It is now every where cut down, and the
greater part of it put up into cocks. Yesterday it again
rained very hard for about two hours, with the wind at
east, which appeared to have been the tail of a thunder
storm from that quarter brought westward. New potatoes
sold on Saturday at 4id. per pint.—There is now a gene-
ral satisfaction among farmers since the happy change on
the 12th of June. The gratitude of one gentleman de-
serves to be mentioned, with whom we spoke a few wards
at the dismissal of the Kirk yesterday, and to whom we
put the interrogative--" Have you any complaints at all?"
" Not one," was his answer.—" on the contrary, I ant
deficient in gratitude for the akundant blessings that have
been showered upon me." Notwithstanding the lightness
of the hay crop, that article cannot be dear, as the country
Is well stocked with old stacks, many of which are still
untouched. Farmers should now take a lesson from the
husY bee--" improve each shining hour."—Glasgow
Free Press.