MAY 31 Days. Spring.' Sundays, Weather, Anniversaries , &c. High Water , mean time, at lllaiifax, N S. St John , N. B. & Annap Charlotte Town, P. E. I. St. Johns. Newfld. St. Philip ^. St.James. Pr. 9c?5- .30. a^J. [Arthur b 3 clear and E '2nd Sun. alt. Easter. 5 9 in aph. Napoleon died 6 St. John Evang . 9 <$ <? 7 pleasant. SMiddling tides. 9 J 9 slat. /ne 10 groicing weather. E 3rd Sun. aft. Easter. C M \2£ d C- [perigee ;l3jOld May day. clouds up |I4 High tides. dull ,15 and threatening ids in ft. 17) symptoms E 4lh Sun. aft. East. 9 £ $ Iffi o/ rain. "2l! becomes 22jVery low tides, icarmer '£]' C. apogee, and 24; Q. Victoria , b. '19. 9 Ah- E 'Rotation Sun. Prs. Hele- viore [na,6. '46. glides, y {. 28! 9 gr. Hel. South. 29' Ascension day. Rest. K. •!0| [Chs. IT. 2 < J 5. 31 High tides. < J <j $. seHW. w? dv- 27 Middling 7 43 11 13 8 17 11 47 8 53 morn. 9 33 0 23 10 17 1 S II 5 1 47 morn. 2 35 0 6 3 36 I 20 4 50 2 44 6 14 4 1 7 31 5 9 8 39 6 0 9 30 6 43 10 13 7 23 10 53 8 2 11 32 8 40 A. 10 9 19 0 49 I 9 59 1 29 10 48 2 18 II 24 2 54 A. 16 3 46 1 16 4 40 2 20 5 50 3 32 7 2 4 27 7 57 5 16 8 40 6 2 9 32 6 44 10 12 j 7 21 10 51 8 0 11 20 ! II 8 11 43 morn. 0 18 0 58 42 30 3] 45 9 26 8 34 9 25 10 8 10 48 11 27 A. 5 0 44 6 43 7 17 7 53 8 33 9 17 10 5 11 6 morn. 0 20 1 44 1 9 0 43 23 2 40 19 8 41 9 29 10 7 10 46 11 25 8 59 9 48 10 24 11 16 A. 16 20 32 27 lfi 2 42 21 0 W.iter at Windsor, Parrsboro', Norton, Cornwallis, Truro , Sic. we often see fields of grain striped and streaked, or in waves, to n greater or less extent; here too thick, there too thin. Thei consequence of such carelessness is, the crop is not uniform in! it* growth and maturity, and less in product than if the seed had) been well and equally distributed. To perform the duty of! sowing grain, as it should be done, a man can sow 12 acres in a; day—hut laliing'one with another, as labourers present them¬ selves to the farmer, very few know any thing of this important duty ; consequently, the aid of machinery has been called in, not only to distribute the seed equally and uniformly, but to ■•< onomise too costly labour, as a man with a Souring Machine can law 22 acres or more in a day.