Glasgow Courier. — 1847-12-25 (Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland)

WEDNESDAY, DEC. es. Mr. Rowland Hill.-With a view to its improvement and transportation. extension, the direction of the money-order department emigrants comfortably ; they all left their homes blessing and City lade at which Mr. Charles Dickens is to preside. One praising him, but were a little delayed at Liverpool, whence they novelty in the arrangements for the approaching soiree is the out the currencies following cases were omitted in our last publication :- James Dewar was accused of having, on 18th November last, h h It' d h b I d 1 1 throug out t e ing ern as een p ace ay tie Post- advance of ls. t 2 o s. per quarter. it Black and James Black were next placed at the bar feloniously broken into the house occupied by Hugh M'Kay, ailed, and I hear had been tampered with there b a secret corn- I te ( y ~ n n ion to do away with tho ueoal hubbub awl clatter of nom • t 0 neral in the hands of Mr Rowland Hill. M ' 8 ' - 1 h 1-• ' MRS er- e • Wheat(white)...27B Oil to 32s 6.1 I Oatmeal sd with ult and robbery, in so far on on the night of the superintendent of criminal officers, situated in High Street, - oanlng mittee of Jesu ts, w o are at tne present time still working evil thousands of cups and saucers. The fruit is also to be dispensed . ilsOt uFrncdoaryn. las al to 14s l 1 morning of the 2d day of October last, they did, within a Glasgow, and stolen therefrom two satin or other gowns, a satin Chronicle. for us, and tried very hard to give bad motives for their being with, as altogether an unnecessary part of an Intellectual re-tmion. Do. (red) 25s Od to 30s 6.1 I Flour, second...l6s 0,1 to 17s i ay although they knew the ground was over-populated in Grammar school Square, in Hamilton, occupied by tippet, three shawls, three petticoats, a black veil, a piece of Sale ail Caclolsbr by art East India Direct-0%-ln the sent aw , , Mr. Dickens, as chairman, will be supported by a perfect galaxy Barley 145 0.110 17s 0 I Indian corn 28s fel t . ).1 . 0 39e- ed Here met Hende nor Hamilton, wickedly and feloniously at- satin, and a silk handkerchief, and of having been previously Court o Queen's each, on 14th inst., Sir William Young, and they were starving at borne ; buttilePriests are strongly against of distinguished men, The fallowing have already accepted the _ls 12s Oti to 143 0.1 (per 480 lbs.) ind ult William Bain, residing at "Abbotai Haugh, near convicted. Panel pleaded not guilty. The case went to trial, an East India director, and Captain Charritie, were found emigration, as lbeil lose considerably by it. The Rev. J. Lloyd invitation to attend a_Lord Cockburn ; Lord Robertson ; Eight a'a les 5,1 to 12s Ge k, traveller to Bell & Co., tea-dealers, and did lock or and the jury gave in a verdict of guilty as libelled. Sentenced to guilty for their connexion with this case. Charritie on (since murdered) was one of the most gentle, charitable, and hu- Hon. Andrew Eutherfurd, Lord-Advocate, M.P.; Right Hon. :the door of said house, and detain the said William Bain seven years' transportation. both counts; Sir W. Young was acquitted on the first, but mane of men ; it is quite true that he had concluded his sermon Lord Provost of Eilinburgh; Colonel William Mure, M. P., Lord