... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... (From the Spectator.) The rise of Birkenhead is one of the most remarkable events in the history of commerce. To something like the rapid, go-ahead, constructive energy of a colonial com- munitv, has been added the artistic refinement of a highly cultivated society with the commercial vigour of England or the United States, the leading men of Birkenhead com- bine the princely spirit of the ...

... FROM THiE LODNDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY. I i9WAX OFFICC, Apn'ni 23. lot Life Guards-Cornet and Sub-Lieut. J. Leslie to be Lieu- tenant, by purchase1 vice Lovell. who retires ; A. Walsh, Gent., to be Cornet and Suh-Lieutenant, by purchase, rice Leslie. 2d life Geardas-Lieut. Col. J. MI'Douall to be Lieutenant Colonel and Colonel. l4th Light Dragoons-Lieut. C. T. G iffis to be Captain. with- . oit ...

... HIGHL>-LAND RELIEF BOARD. On lMonday, at two o'clock, a meeting of tile Glqgow 'SectiOn of the Cermtrail Board for the Relief of the T)estitcetioii in the !Eighlad3 was Eheld iii the MIerchants' ?? Jraics CamPbell in the chair. ?? li laan: the Secretary, read to thle nietinl a letter frorm eothe 14th inst, stating the districts tire Edibairpli ' Comimittee were now to talke ch arpe of, and ...

... A II}:RO (he 'I9, Fi'ENCII PRERVOLUTWION. (Fros the 7tTimes.) to fin Tuesdav last we recorded the death of one of theso singular I a characters, whose unequivocal reputation reserves a testimony al whlich could hardly be accorded to the renown of man of his r ton enlpor~aies. Count Drouot has just expired at ancy, and it is a curious illustration of our remarks that this hero of history was ...

... 16. GLASGOW, AP RIL but Glasgow .Muicip~al Police Board..&Fhe ordinary rho weekly meeting of this Board was held on Monday in tha ile hal Police Buildings-the Lord Provost in the chaiir. be Mr. W~ilson, the superintendent, gave in a further report Ias to the lodging-house system. The Lord Provost inti-a ae~ mated that a letter bad been received from Mr. Pearce, till the recently, appointed ...