... SAJ N VAT R Y Mal EL X 1- iT2 S. I rtas, i,, ?? ?? .. ci ct. ?? I ItY IIlUL.X [I, s. E (Frosnt abe 2'dsce'.P The diffic ulty in the Way of a good act for thie sanaterv improve- A mle:1t ;adtd regulationl ct onr ci; ies is ?? the ?? ever to he P I elcolliltered by the genius of uini. It is thlat there is nqo disficll~v| at a1:. SoIlte 'dcgrea ol rtesistance, tith a ltit tl'n-acioo in justice. ...

... HELAN']). TIIE FANtINE OF Tfll WESTERN COASr. The DUt/lu, EttV5t50 i 'POe cootakie the ?? appaliinq ear- r at:ve fronm .ir. Billion, Secretary of the Royal Agricultural So- eiety oi' Irrelndl, who in his privaite capacity, recently visited the distrcssed distrcts alone tshe vestern coast, wit th a vier of oh- taining accurate ?? as to the conilition of tile people. The statement of MYr. RuPen ...

... i] L~t. et') t) t e ?? 7ifr ?? Ar-m, 1 ;. The Speatker too(k tile ?? teflt . f. mu O -1 The Speake, t.>ok the ?? ter-iav 3r r ?? j LII]NI~r~t.LiANID VFllTlt ll.II IVAY' t;IYl. i anr. F. Ral~al~- ?? second redin: ot the Edinbur:; ' ?? Bill. r. IS. P,1?1> CI )Ni E at some lengtth opposed th bi .1. a' .1 !tatecl tlh, his Oectioigs to the ?? AAere in C'nseqlenc rartiescto the hil were ...

... L ONDON, APRIL 14. N- t ,C'Pcel arrived in Blackburn last Menderv yiiaht per ra ?? The right hon. baronet travelled in an a'e 'a l-e iace' on) a truck, and was ?? attended byva Fzcirw c -iir'ant. He pa.Ssed the night at the hotel. S ir Ttobert ha, a gool ii ~al of property in the neighbourbood co B itklburr Whichubprodiuces hiil about £44000 a rear,= and it is ...

... RIW[&i LCC!LNEERS. - - -, _ - _ We have been favoured with a peruisal of a letter just received by -Messrs IT. BD. Kelase, of this town, from Mr. Harper, the master of their vessel, the 'Mare Caompbell, of Greenock, which describes in simple language the very serious position in which he and others have been placed by the lawless conduct of the people on the Irish coast. His letter is dated ...

... TaWanlall 111mcfara. EDINBURGH. MONDAVY, APRIL 20, 1847. After all the agitation out of doors against the Govern-- meat system of education, the ameudment of Mr T. Dun- combe has been rejected by the overwhelmiing majority of 372 to 47. We do not recollect of any measure having excited such loud demonstrations of hostility, and yet finding such cordial and general support within the House of ...

... I All Commnniications, and articles of intelligence, intended I for publication, require to be authenticated by the name and address of the writer; and unless these directions are r3gidly adhered to, Correspondents may rest assured I that no attention will be paid to their communications. I ...

... The morning train from London will shortly arrive in Li- verpool with the morning papers at noon each day The di- rectors have agreed to accelerate the speed to insure this convenience to the public. SCOTTISH MIDLAND JUNCTION RAILWAY.-The founda- tion stone of the Bridge over the River Almond, one of the most ponderous works on this line of railroad, was laid on Tuesday with all due Masonic ...

... I Cl[EF SU-PETRNTENDENT O GLASGOW POLICE. US I LLI' UrJr, 1tI I 1lN il.Nt UI Uj t1, U5Y Y'UL Li. ?? announced in outr paper of this day week that William Hl o Pearce, Esq. of the Irish constabulary, had been nominated to the is office of Superintendent of the Police of the extended otunici- a pality of Glasgow. Olt Friday last a letter was received from til Mr. Pearce, who is at present ...

... Was 1.) ASSE 5. . If .) A SSEO. II (Srerm Me lntp Jurnal ,;.4.Arnn'etr.J | .i Th1,e rmic'r-t''ry herls of ..!il ?? -s.hich ihabit at Ofl, ?? the wiiar'l clim1bto uf i'Prsi:t, at!d at antothrr theln s-uth ern p;rts of ti. oitssia it empire, are 1Iupoosci to he or sin-' 5511ai snei-co' Ii .i.- inttii lorn-stic a-S et;vel |O ?? :1Ortfit-rn ?? BIt tihe Vaits , u hi ..lbli~hs'il hv :a iuit tracl ...

... CONSERVATORY AND MIXED GREENEOUSE.-ThiS is a try- ing period for the conservatory inmates, at least for those of delicate habit, and a slight shading may not be amiss for an hour or two on very sunny days. Keep up plenty of moisture in the air, and allow as free a ventilation as the sharp winds will permit. Sow liberally of the Chinese Primrose and Cinerarias; these well attended will make ...

... I I (From the Edinburgh Gazette of Tuesday.) Murdoch Maclaine of Lochbuy, formerly residing at Loch- buy Elouse, now deceased. James M'Comish, deceased, Lieutenantof the Royal Navy, lately residing in Crieff. Thomas Farquhar, shawl and gala plaid manufacturer, Glasgow. MEETINGS. James Cargill Guthrie, coal merchant, Dundee-to be ex- amined in the Sheriff court room, there, 23d April. Wiliiam ...