... E N G0 A N)D. The (tourt in the S`IoiL'._ThOC roads in the vicinity of la Windlsor, in consequence of the heavy faill of snow, durin hi Tin-lav coerin th grundto the dfepth of several inohes. 1 h~avir.L be-en rendereil In an excellent state for 1sledging;' ft two o the royal sle-dges and the- droschikr presented to tl her Maj;estv byv the Emperor of Russia were commanded at to IF in wii-in ...

... I DREADFUL SHTPWRECK ON THE COAST OF ISL2AY. V. ~ ~~ Lf- L 8Y XSDUIV ?? * '1'I ?? LOSS OF TWO HU7NDRED ANYD FR' ILVEB. W\e announce with extreme pain that during the storm of last week, a lamentable shipwreck has occurred on the shores of Islay, being accompanied with the most extensive less of life which has taken place on the weset coast of Scotland within our remembrance. The intelligence ...

... TH1E IRISI £O011 LA.' BILL ni DEPUTATION TO 1.0111) JTOHN 15U355LL. d IOn Saturday afternoon at deputation from the Peers and monem hers f Paliaent connected with rrelland, COnisitin ffr 0, Montenclp. Viscounit Masseroene.i Mr. G. A. Hailntion,'~ 1(iroage, Mr. Anthony Lefroy, and M r. Frederick Sthar the Pte ncorder of Dublin, wanited up-on Lord Jolin Russell, ltt his officiolI cri siseno ?? ...

... EDINBU1.RGII &-GLASGONA RAILWAY. I to ?? STATIOE.-THE PLANT. -- I of During the past week, we took the opportunity of paying a 'bec visit to the Cowlaira S.tation of the EDinburgh and Glasgow Rail- rinti way-the head quarters of the locoarotive porver of the Company, ent and through v.ulhch all their working arrangements are carried the into practical effeclt. ['lia Comnpanyv, ivo need ...

... LETTERI TO THE HONOULRABLE ALEX. HASTIE, aLOD RovoSu Or GLASCOa, By the Gorernor ofthre Prison of Glasgow, end Superintendent Of the Prisons of Lonarrkhir_. releaire to Ite want ofnieans/hr As- sistingq Destitute and Deserving Prisoners open their Discharge from Prison. My Lord-I trust your Lordshipwill excuse the liberty I take in addressing you on a subject, with the importance of ?? I think ...

... . The Represeotationof Glasgow.-A paragraph appeared 5 in the Scotch Reformers' Gazette of Saturday, stating ?? Mr. Macgregor, of the Board of Trade, and Mlr. Lums- I rden, the late Lord Provost, were spolken of as candidates for the representation of Glasgow, at thle ensuing election, iit is quite true, as most of ourl readers are aware, that the -name of the former gzentleman has been ...

... I GLASGOW SSTIR5INGSHIRE CHARITABLE SOCIETY. On Mondav the 18th instant, being Auld Handsell Monday, the Annual AMecetii of this Society took place in the Black Bull Hotel, After the meeting, the memnbers dined together. Isaac Buchanan, Esq., the president of the society occupied the chair, while the duties of croupier were dischargedi by James Anderscn, Esq., in consequence of the unavoidable ...

... FRIDAY MORNINGs MARCH 5. The Chancellor of the Exehequer intimated, on Mon- e Iday evening that he had completed his arrangements for , the loan of eight ndillinnq. vntpd thp nrpviwin, wppl T1 thasbeen of eight millions, voted the previous week. It Its ha encontracted for by tbe- Messrs. Rothschild and of __the Messrs. Baring, the terms being £89, l0s. for £100 in I 13 per cent. Steelk. In ...

... PAUlPERISM-THE WORKHOUSE TEST. Some time since we published a speech delivered bh Mr. David MI'Chire of this city, in introducing a motion at the Parochial Board, for the extension of the Workhouse system in connection with the Town's Hospital. Since then we learn thatlMr, AI'Clure's l appalling and afflicting statements have excited muich interest amongst the rate-paying classes in the city, ...

... SC OTL AND. The parish schoolmaster and inspector of the poor for the parish of Blair Athol], absconded last week, lifting from the batk and taking off' with him, between L.60 and tL.70 sterling of the poor ?? Courier. Eatal Accident.-On Monday, vhile a ]abourer of the name of James Conlon, was working at the bottom of san embankment near Bowshank Tunnel on the Edinburgh r and 1lasick Rail-way ...

... ,(,UST 27. the bi-monthlY mail from India has arrived, but fur- I I Tkishes little intelligence of interest. The commercial I I - : ,.t ?? ,,nA th e rrnia-ron,- t ti +11 I alvicei are not cheering, and the emniarrassment of the ' |monev marliet still continues. Details are given else- it where. There is no direct intelligence from China ; but o the non-arrival of the mail steamer from Clanton ...

... MT I S C E i A NE 0 U S. and Substitute for Floar for Stiffeniruz Ccolicoes.-Mr. J. of Wilson has liberally made pubitc 'hat by a simple process ree the meal of horse-chesriuts may be used for stiffening bed calicoes: the ?? of ?? for this purpose is anon- ich ally very large, all of which may thus be saved to the stock in of ?? Gazzette. ItlV The Oak has Won.-When the ash tree opens its leaf ...