... ICOTLAND IN ARMS-WAR ON THE STANDARD Cl-ND OF ENGLAYD. The following petition' hais been presented to the Right Hon. the Earl' bf Kinnoal, Lord Lyon King of Arins *- The petition of Johrd Grant, Esq., accountant; James Macnab, REq., writer 7 Stewart Watson; Esq., historical painter; Patrick Edward Dove, Esq., and Janies Grant, Esq.; architect, all of' the city of Edinburgb, - Humbly Showeth ...

... PRACTICAL LANDLORDISH-THE KIG'S | We publish 'to-day the report of an ejectment case recently tried at the Birr Quarter Sessions which illustrates the legal working of landlordism as it at present exists in Ireland. Thea case, as it came before the court, was one of ejectment for nonpayment of rent, twelve months' rent being claimed as due on the 1st of November last. The amount alleged to be ...

... .0 Oa Wednesday lst the half-yearly general court of this it institution was held at the offices, Trafalgar-square, London, B. Bond Cabbell, Esq., M.P., presiding. Xi The Secretary read the minutes of the several month coin- e mittee meetings, held during the half year, detailing several cases in which persons had been saved from drowning, in consideration of which rewards and medals had been ...

... rs The weekly meeting of the guardians of this union was held yesterday at the workhouse, James'a-etreet. The chair was taken by )d take a by Johm LicxrAwrNs, ESq, D.L. V.P. 'ihe followiing guardians wero ?? Nalty, at D V C; Doctor Owens, Doctor Ryan, Captain Nowla,, at Captain Lindsay, John 11 Evyns, John Eealy, John Ouseley f Bosmall, John Ru'binson, Surgeon Mitchell, Nicholas Reid, s. ...

... I THE ENGLiSH RE-ELECTIONS. I MDR GLADSTONE'S CONTEST, We regret to see that the Oxford bigots are succeeding ?? Mr. Gladstone. By their last accounts their cantli- date had a majarity of 20. Mr. Gladstone is a ebade more liberal than his opponent, and therefore we would wish him to succeed; though so far as Irelaud is concerned it does not appear that his views are quite in accordance with ...

... E I BY ElE4CTRIC TELEGRAPH. W. H. &Siib and &m's Newspaper Ofce, No. 1, Edenswqy, Jan. 14 1863. LIvERPOOL, FaIDAY, TDinEE O'CLOCsc.-The steam-ship Africa, advertised to sail for New York on Saturday, the 16th instant, is detained till Tuesday morning, by order of the Admiralty. LONDOX. FUNDS-STOCIC AND SHARE MAHlKET-(C1Oi1ng Pricea).-Condtol for Account and Money 994 ; Three-and -a- Quarter ...

... DUBLIN,: MONDAY, JANUARY Si, 1868. T ?? LEAGUE-T'H 'CEA- G OF SUPPRESSION. . ::The yc hrovernmpt orgaps are endeavournug to 4 shift the question at issue in order to cover the de- ,e linquency of the de4ersers ad,¢ pcreen the Cabinet. It from the crimes it committed in trying to win Irish i;. auppurt by corruptin. rish mebrainstead of by conceding.Iricsh 48ew49 The question really at, r. p~vuc ...

... (Frown the Tuira Berald.) In despite of the treasonable treachery of the leaders of the old ' Brigade all is still right, Ireland will not be so easily trafficked in, or brtered away, as Mo-srs. Keogh, Sai- leir, O'Flaherty andCo., in the folly of their self-sufficiency, vainly imagined. -'They have done their utmost to debauch and corrupt the public mind * but they have failed. We had our ...

... . THE ENGLISH R BE-ELECTIONS., CARLISLE-SIR JAMES GRAHAM. Sir J. Graham is once mnore the representative of Carlisle. The Radical candidate, Mr. Sturgeon, whose sudden appear. ance here has given rise to a good deal of speculation, was nominated, but did not venture to claim a poll. Sir James Graham's reception was of the most enthusiastic description and the cheering throughout his speech was ...

... I YORK, SATURDAY AFTENOON.-Or Friday morning a communication was received by the authorities at York Castle, intimating that Lord Palmerston saw no reason for advising any interference on the part of the crown with the sentence of the law which coundmned James Barbour to be executed. The prisoner received this intimation without its producing any visible effect upon him. His demeanour has ...

... i THE FRENCH EMPIRE PARIS, MONDAY EvExiNG.-There has been very little business transacted to-day at the Bourse, but in the little that was done there was an appearance of firmness. The 4i per Cents. cloned for cash at 105f. 60c., and the 3 per Cents at SOf. 260. The weather continues to be dreadful. Rain is constantly falling, and many of the rivers are overflowing their banks. The effect upon ...

... CAPLOW ELECTION. - (FReOM OUR OwlS REPORTER.) Carlow, Thursday. I send you with this letter a report of the proceedings at the offlcipl declaration of the poll this morning. Mr. Sad!eir was not tresent, nor was he represented by any of his friends. The folioing additional partieulars rusitive to this important election m not be uninteresting. It will b see by my lest letter announcing the ...