Glasgow Courier. — 1844-01-25 (Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland)

ANOTHER MURDER IN BALLINAMTTOR. - _ benevolent labours to promote the interests of this Institution.- large extent, barren, and thinly peopled.-Canton Press, Sept. le in company with the afflicted Marchioness, to Southsea, 1843." The Oldest Mem Known.-The Greenville (South Carolina) • ' ber Ladyship will remain foi sometime in retirement. .1 I . late Marquis, until lest year, bad not insured his life, or P is our painful duty to record a most brutal murder, which took mete n Ballin ad, on Monday evening week, of which we . nave obtained the following partienters :--os thael: stout any Provision of such desoription. In the month ot roma man, aged about nineteen years, named . %one, last, his Lordship was reamed upon this subject, when came into this town with his father, for the • • ,',..„...; -:. orei•ediately acquiesced, and in that month took out poll- formed, of registering fire-arms, and when •- . .. , - , . The bust was presented on the 30th of September, in presence of the Lord Provost and of the Directors, Address, which had been prepared by the inmates themselves, and had been printed in raised letters at their own press, was read by ne of their number. (The bust is placed on a landsonle Near, WM of light grey marble, adorned in front with a charming Mountaineer, says :-" We were informed, a few days since, by • and on thie °comic. cc gentleman of veracity, and the highest respectability, that therein a man living in the neighbouring mountains of North Carolina, net more than forty miles from this place, by the name of Blackwell, who has reached the extraordinary age of one hundred sod thirty-six years. At the time of Britidock's defeat be was about . cies in various offices for upwards of teleo,ooo. tag on a cart about dusk, or five o'cleek, ...,,_,„.„,.. ~ ~.,,_ ' ~..., , maned Drembed er Cerement% about throb . _,. .• ' relief, indented in white marble of a blind gel reading the forty-fire yeses old; end hsd • wife sad five children." ' . arefelef fr°e" Her 11(0618Y •- We Es" °lt O'dcwent. la- • • so, oboe two a Area Mutedep hose _.. -• • ' ,-. with the appropriate quOtation oaderneath-" I was A Scottish nobleman one day eteited • lawyer at his offioe, in iilit er piper of an aecident which lemeintad sme imstik"" seemerhaillett ifelf new I see.") The address does so mirk credit ao the which at the same time there wee a biasing fire, which led to Majesty on the Sth instants neer Appe ire' bag imemeatine sirepfreen the , nd, both as showing their grateful appreciation el Mr. Aisten's exclaim, ° Mr. --, your offioe is as hot as an oven."-" Sol ,- , y thrown out Of u pony -Olsten, ;ma Innamil . rad.. the elatersteamiese ehie =:,:610.4.:1,-,,, ..1.. and their own progress in education, that the Directors be, my Lord," replied the lawyer, "asit is here I make my . .', hope they will be excused for inserting it, together with Mr. The Dia of the Aged.-It Is an erroneous idea, and emianty to - upon be side in a ditch. Upon that occasiellestny wawr whiCh th*Y dwolooffia, 10 Oda . ' be was ahem late the neat Imerk teat et Mr. aeons received the Increase thia year 1.496 0 6 Aistou's answer, in this report. It was as follows :- Nature's dictates, to believe that old people nii mitlitliiMil susZeirstamommiiirtrieor in a four-wheeled chaise to ohoom eitagzerboidisomem„ Seam Ite= iseseree Slang, baring at Horton whose lady was dri e ose sraTsiii-wev ' vinl/4. lima A. messenger was IV. ARTIOLie ON