... I - : (5trdm the Weekly tevi ew.) - 'An article ?? Cooke's Life, remarkable a alike for intolerance and blunders-which can- N not, 'indeed, be read in Ireland without provoking asmile of iontempt-appears in the lasuinumber of the IVatwhuiord. Its sketch of national eda- v lcation, and Dr. Cooke's relation to it, is about as v thorough a piece of fiction, though not entertain- ing fiction, as ...

... Co URSIN. TJIU WATERBLOO CUP. ht seventh anniversary of the WV'aterloo d ibe t13' Derby, as it has been called-will pr~t'5° J-tro rro5V over the Earl of Sefton's l MineflC itr coursing meetings are in conse- 10teat at ended all over the country, and the I qpience 5t'6 1 are m hailing in great force at 0 ors Of the leit5 I rendezvous in and around fc the variou) Fhe sudden death of Lord ...

... -ITNBUZRG1 TOWN couNcIr,. i I me INVTrATrON TO ST ?? r At ameeotingyesterday, the'o,-( lcr , I the u letter fro m the (COI}troller of tht: (Piuele oh _.., ...

... !isca ?? terlr ?t 3herife Cowan, Neil M'Lennan, eengine ftter, haet was covicted of assaulting his wife, soA, and 'ise daughter-the -wife very serionsly-anl 'vas -ion sent-sine months to prison, with hard labour. il a DEAD Bony FoUND, -On Thursday forenoon, No. two labourers observed the body of a nuan in the the River Cart, near Inchinnan Bridge. Robert Laird, boilermaker, identified the body ...

... I C UA itTHE CiNTAGIOUS DISHASE'S ACTS. Yesterday afternoon Mr Grahamn and Mr Andesson, two of the members for the city, met a ?? deputation of gentlemen opposed to the Contagious t . Diseases Acts in the - Religious Institution Rdouas. t t Among those present were Rev.' Principal Pabir- 5 Lbairu; Rev. Drs. Henderson, KereL T. Jeffrey, I and Black; Rev. Messrs Johnston, bonulaw, Rid- a dell, ...

... S ?? ACCIDENT. -On Tuesday night, about . ,.:ne o'clock, Duncan Swan, night watchman to bse- Messrs Coats, and residing at 21 Newton Street, an while descending the back stair at 95 Causey- ,out side, slipped and fell backward down several law steps, and his head came against the pavemnent len, in the court. When lifted up, blood was flow. ead ing from his right ear. He was removed to the ...

... IVIMPERIAL PABLIAMENT.I HOUSE OF COMMONS-WzDnssDAY, Feb. 28. The SPEAKER took the chair shortly after twelve o'clock. PRIVATE BIUSINESe, The following bills were read a second time: i The Glasgow and South-Western and Greenock and Ayrshire Railway Companies; Midland and D Glasgow and South-Western Railway Companies. v NOTICES OF MOTION. Lord ELCHO gave notice that, on the 19th I March, he ...

... THE 0HARIT1%OF GLASGOW. i THE LGANIoIDHSTON IuoOL .. SOBMMM previnous to 1847, there lived in ArgyUl Street, Glhasgow, a retired tinsmith, named I Williamu Logan, and his wife, Mrs Jean ohnston or. Logabn. . The worthy couple had amassed v. f laiage' sum. of monoey by honest industry, and, f having no children, they resolved by mutual r consent to found-an educational institution. -in Glaisgow ...

... SIR SA-MUEL BAKER'S EXPEDITION. 8 ._ M,;x r E. T. Rorers has received the following letter e from Sir Samuel Baker, under date Ismailia, Gon- dokora, N. Ilt., 4'55, October 8, 1871 :-Wve shall have no means of communication with Khartoum until the end of March, 1872; thus no letters must t be expected from us until October, 1872, when the h boats returning from this shall have taken the post ...

... i jwkqTWTY OF EDINBURGH. r~~g~r,;SiA~ u -~rs rxw.,is ?? - , Al RECTOR' 1f,'d 4n, Sir Wmn.,S 'u at el; he recbntly~iqected1 Rector for t 'dip~r~b,~vias1 formally installed 1 u ~IaUl, Itdirsburgb. There was a largeilt3e ans e students anzf the ppblic-the gallery hi pgl~lyr'ccfpied by lahiaes. The proceedings were to 01 cpmm nce at two o'clock, but, for a considerabl la tlo )fore that hour the ...

... Madrid, February 2, Evening. The Ministerial Electoral Committee will issue to-morrow a manifesto, to which great political im- sortance is attached, containing the most formal t eclarations in favour of the dynasty and Constitu- tion, the integrity of the territory,- and religious liberty. The document is signed by all the mem- bers of the ?? Eldwayen included. Ii Tem)ps states that in ...

... (IFOM OUR OW1N CORRESPONDENT.) In last Tuesday's He-acd I reviewed the pro. bable competitors in the Waterloo Cup of 1872, and tried my prophetic hand on predicting the winner, I am glad to say with a success that has not been excelled by any public writer on coursing matters since last season, when in taking six against the field I included first and second in the cup and first in the pmuse. ...