Glasgow Courier. — 1844-03-14 (Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland)

CONVERT. fist his companion, said," We'll make von let him go." Griggs eight parts of dry ferro-oy snide of potassium with three pants of year, it amounted to about £47,000,000, whereof about 000,000 ' itornAltuil "Give la d -I'll soon clear him," and This mu as sesumea, and Mr. Convery, being called, appeared te y said, me a nce„ an -sariserawsid,periesta......wheifilaisayr segatiea pie,. be eiret_ warsearreat aliat, aad she reaseiadar sum ot 1 pan • s te, was e,dg a the "ram. 1.1,,, ..e., 40 eetek,b,sto,esee at the lir ....' -The relative animates were read, and a series of interplacing sheets of gold in a solution of pure cyannie rprailt, terminable annuities and unfooded securities; the annual charge long) were hanging at the side of the vessel. The captain then , rogations put to Mr. Convery through the Moderator, to which and attaching to the negative pole of a galvanic battery a stnall , was about £1,960,000. From the year 1739, the National Debt be returned vague and unsatisfactory replies, and protested called for hia gun, which the steward handed him, and Griggs 1 plate of gold, sad to the positive a much larger plate. When but received vast additions annually for several yearn; the disturbed • 1 against the Presbytery's right to put the same, taking instraWas again mounting the rail to aeise the lance when the captain a small quantity of solution is required, this method answers very state of this country owing to the landing of ilutes Edward ments in the Clerk's hands. Mr. Adair (who acted for Mr. fired, and he was killed on the spot, being shot in the back. I well, and makes a pure solution ; but, when a large quantity is in 1745, and the war in which the nation engaged in 1740, in I•Cubbin) submitted that in consequence of his answers, the Lambert, after Griggs had been shot, said he would return to ' wanted, time will be saved by dissolving gold in nitro-inuriatie , support of the Queen of Hungary's pretensions to the throne Court should serve Mr. Convery with a libel, a draft of which he his duty. M'Gregor hid himself, arid when called said he was acid, and precipitating it by magnesia, the oxide thus obtained of Austria, involved the British Government necessarily in very not going aft tube shot. On his going forward the captain asked protlaced. After consideration, the Presbytery resolved to take being again dissolved in cyanide of potassium and water. This large expenses; the debt on the 31st of Dec., 1749, soon after the him what he was going to do. He anawered, "Nothing at present; this course, and ordered a copy of said libel to be served on Mr. solution should be used at a temperature of 130 deg., the arrange- treaty of peace concluded at Aix-la-Chapelle, amounted to above : b., Convery, and directed him to be summoned to appear at next give me your pistol, and I shall not be afraid of you." The ment of the battery and articles being same us already described. .276000,000, being an increase during the war of £29,000,000. In ordinary meeting on 3d April. Mr. Milroy suggested that since captain said, '• I have shot one man already, and do not want to SltvEß.-The salt of silver best suited for electro-depositing the short interval of peace which succeeded the treaty of 1748, thethey had now no power as a Church Court over Mr. Convery and do so again. Do you think ions a murderer ?" M'Gregor alter_ also the cyanide. Government was enabled, by the rise in the pi ice gf Stocks, to his associates, the Sheriff should be applied to to secure the wards went to his duty. On reaching Rio de Janeiro, three weeks Silver being allowed to remain in a solution of cyanide of potas- effect a reduction in interest on the Four per Cents. This was attendance of witnesses. Mr. Adair said be had no doubt this after, Lambert and he, after inquiry before the consul, were sent slum, is dissolved, or take the nitrate of silver, to which add a done on the 29th of Nov., 1749. The stockholders were to receive would be conceded. to England in custody. Captain Williams was allowed to proceed solution of cyanide of potassium, the silver cos, and was now on his voyage. Lambert assigned as an excuse for bines with the 4 per rent. until the 26th of Dec., 1750; from that time till the CASE or