Glasgow Courier. — 1844-08-22 (Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland)

NIGHT SCENE IN A JURY ROOM. . that have late however, and the body beteg lifted into the porkier, where there change teethe weather, the prospect of its continuance, the glass sti interests were involved* the maintenance year. The wool fairs in -all parts of the *Sunni . y ._ _ . . _ __to ot ins wee nod law ws, On Tneglay eveoing a Jury, having disagreed in a horse-steal- rising, with the wind at north-west, and the accounts from the been held are represented to have been well attended, and the wee light, a mere gigue et toe stra • of Blot pease, tined on their own judgment, bat not at thieh ug eked a for the ni ht ing case tried at the Cork assizes, were lo . p it, • country being to the effect, that carting has become very general . _ efd - II b ht at h- her -ices Are kable degree of anima- sufficient to convince them of the truth -that Berthed been cruelly =of key foreign Power% • warrant to open and det • r. .eece ouel . llig At the sitting of the Covet on Wednesday morning, Dr. Beamish in the whole of eur forward districts, the demand for wheat of home *letters. Such information deduced from those letters bon pram sina t e tra ing man u gis -II pcl ' ufact rip cl• teas. 'Upon this murdered by beating with some helm bleat instrogent. The waa ordered-to examine the ur ' fh • j y, as it was stated one o t e jury produce wae rather inactive, at last Monday's quotations-henoe it as appeared to the British Governnient calculated to frustrate p_oint the trade circular. that have reached thecity are &Wilmette. back of her skull was found to be fractered in two places, and es • w seriously tuna:seed Having returned to oourt- will be seen, that the improvement noticed in the value on Friday Elitiatteseettwaseetemmealested to a foreign Power ; but the in- The state of the weather has, however, been watched With much there were found several bruises and latierations of the scalp in a, be Doctor Mat. that one of the jurors, Mr. Carey, was mill last of from le. to Is. per quarter was lost, and a clearance was not oth ts f the head one es eclat! on the left temple; aid there t formation It mermunleated -was not of a nature to compromise, anxiety this week. A failure in the amount of the yieldfwould, It er par o . , p y indisposed, and suffering severely-longer confinement in the effected without difficulty. Daring the week the duty has been laid and did not compromise the safety of any individual within the is feared, tend materially to check the sales ot. goods or home th were severe contusions about the niouth, with discoleuratiolls of !low to me. room might seriously endanger his health. . on about 20,000 quarters of foreign wheat, of whioh we had a large ' ' ad k ern to that consumption, which have recently been more satisfactory than for the rust and neck, as If strangulation bad been reso • reach of that foreign Power ; nor was it me no t Court-Under these circumstances I must discharge the jury. Quantity or sale to.day. In the finest qualities free ef duty a fair Power by what means, or from what source, that information years past.-Loedea Observer. Sinclair, and Mr. Walker Gotland, surgeons, who wens sent or Mr. Bennett addressed the jury, and said that he was informed • • ' • ', • subsequently to thamine the body, were of opinion that -he mar. amount of business was doing, at last Monday s currencies ; but . bad been obtained. that a scene took lace in thejur -room not creditable to a County in other kinds next to nothing was doing. In corn under lock ' duet had mused the discoloration about the neck by bolding his ~ P Y A marvellous difference between this aocount and Mr.