... AN ISLAY SUPPER RARELY NARP4lATLD. On the 25th Feb., at Bowmore, Mr. 'Wilson, late miaiiager for Mr. Mutter, farmer and distiller at Bowvolre, was iiitu:r tamied to supper by a numerous party of friendls. Xwhose esteem and regardhelhad so daservedly gained. Mr. Wiliol lhad now been several years in Islay, and so obliging hadl lie . always been,-so ssice-e, so unwavaering iu character. that the ...

... . SAVAGE: INCIDENTS FROM CALIFORNIA. A DUEL BETWEEN THE FRENCH EDITOiOS OF SAN FSANCIC0 . (From the San Francisco Bulletin, Feb. 5.) The quarrel, which has been going on for the last six months, between the conductors of the French papers, Le Phakre and Le Spectateur, came to a sort of crisis this morn- ing in the shape of a duel, fought by Mons. A. H. Rapp, and- Mans. Theodore Thiele, in San ...

... * HOUSE OF LOP.DS-MONDAY, MAtCII 22. WI 'Their Lordshipis met at five o'clock t Eat i The Royal assent was given by commission to te Es Indim Loan and Lady Havelock's Annuity Bills, te -rev inissioners being, tile Lord Chancellor, Lord Cranworth, and OF the Marquis of Salisbu~Y~~i el ?? ruhm The Earl of GRAN ?? i el ?? ruhm, said the Vagrant Act recently passed by the Assembly of Ja- i ...

... SALE BY AUCPIOIN'-IMPO1RTANT DECISION. I _- _ ,_ . . ' I. I . . AN case-bf considevaldeineportance to auctioneers and the D public was decided in the Small Debt Court upon Thursday last. The facts, as admilitted by tih piarties, anud establtehild B by the proof, are thcse :-Mr. Jamits Buntei, tiihber sner- -cmant, Gl~asgo-w -who resides at Braehead HTl:ne, C6atlhcart, 1 in the county of Refrew ...

... (From the Spectator.) In making his Ministerial statement, Lord Derby both began and ended by challenging tihe handsome construction of the Parliament and people of this country; and he did so in terms which will certainly be successful for their immediate object. He will have 'the handsome construction that he claims. He has shown by his own declaration in taking counsel with I the public, ...

... GREENOC3 PRESBYTBitY. = TtlESDAY, MARCH 9. -SC KILMIALCOLM CASE:.' IN = Alexander Cumming Whyte of Stobwood, Lanarkshire, 2( merchant in Glasgow,. examined in isittalibuts, deponed-I te am not a parishioner of Kilmalcohln, and have never been in I hi the parish to my) knowledge. I have read a little of the evi- T. -dene, but I took almostino interest in it. I have had almost no communications ...

... STAINED GLASS-GLASGOW CATHEDRAL no~~~ ~ MIA7J7ok ;1_/7 _ M le I Tao th v Editor of the Gkzgu Heraled. 1iS SIR,-It is a sign of the growing interest of our citizens in ce their fine old Cathedral, as well as an indication of the pro- ti- gress of their taste, to fid even our amateurs writing so rs book-like on such an artistically intricate question as thatof ir Stained glass. rig Like our ...

... FRANCE. (From the Tines' C)rrespondence.) Paris, Thurnday, March 4, f PrM. A still greater crowd than that of yesterday watched the -ahole night in the Place de la Roquette in the expectation j that Orsini and his fellow-convicts would be' executed at an I tarly hour this morning. They linleered till 9 o'clock without seei-ag any sign beyond the holes dug in the ground for the swpports of the ...

... W ei{Timnes) have received the following telegram from ou ov correspondent at Malta:- r i Malta, March 23, Half-past 8, Night. d The ?? arrived an hour ago from Alexandria, bring- ing the Calcutta ant China mails, and leaves to-night 'for vi Marseilles, whence the Vectis arrived with the outtvard d mails on the night of the 21st, and left for Alexandria early V next morniug. It The Malabar ...

... S'TATIONS OF' THU BRITISH ARMY ON STI1 MARCH, 185S. (From the Edinburgh Gazette.) I1hcre twos plaees are umenimued, the lest nwamerl is that at which the Deqot of thC Regtmflleft i8 stationed. .;fe fi'ar7s. 1sb, Bcgent's }Park. 2L, Hyde Park. ftoal Hlorse Guards. Windsor. brul n-1oz Gu~ards. lst,. Ilrus-Cunterbury. 2d, lleugal-lianterbury. 3d,. Ei rlsee-Canterburv. 4thll, .Ml1Unch15ester. 8th, ...

... A- To _l~ GE OF >MIANaISTd: _AYt. (From the Press-Mr. Disraeli's Paper.) The Liberal press has been rife with*objections to' the new Cabinet;' but,- winnowed of those venial acerbities which are the privilege of the vanquished,' 'they.all resolve themselves into this, that Lord Derby cannot. command a fixed majority in the House of Commons. ?? NKof, this might have bee n a very good objection ...

... I5V 4Nlf| - --o/7 Amr GOVERNMENT DESPATCH. The following telegram from her Majesty's Consul.General In Egypt was received at. the Foreign-Office, March 15, 5.20 Alexandria, March 11. The steamer. Madras, from Bombay, arrived at Suez yesterday. She brings no intelligence of the Calcutta steamer due at Suez on the 6th inst. Sir C. Campbell arrived at Cawnpote on the 4th Feb. He visited the ...