Glasgow Courier. — 1845-09-30 (Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland)

JEWISH FINANCIERS. a rather aptitude ' to Pharaoh, Artaxerxes, and who first invaded to Exchequer, and money to all the  2 iI Ili  UOW  The Incorporation of Bakers in Glasgow yesterday raised the price of bread. The fine 4 lb. loaf is now selling at 9d.; household do.' Bd. Opening of Gillespie Relief Church.—On Sunday, this new church, which has been built in Great Hamilton Street, for the accommodation of the Rev. Mr. Borland, of the Relief, and his congregation, was opened for the first time for public worship, when the Rev. Daniel Kerr of Donee preached in the forenoon, the Rev. Mr. Borland in the afternoon, and the Rev. Dr. King of Greyfriars Secession Church in the evening, all the diets of worship being attended by crowded attid attentive audiences. Gillespie Church, so named in -*emery of the peat founder of the Relief body, is a very 'handsome building, in the pointed Gothic style of the 14th century. Stabbing.—Farly on Sunday morning, two disreputable women named Blair and M'lnues, quarrelled in a house in the H;vannah, when the former stabbed the other with a ' knife, inflicting a wound upon her head, by which the bone was laid open to the length of two inches. The wounded woman was attended to, and her assailant taken into custody. Cases of stabbing, in the brawls of the disorderly, have of late become alarmingly frequent in Glasgow, and the authoHigh Life,— .. Mid.- othian, rities will no doubt see it their duty to take vigorous , ----a •Yenume • measures to repress this cowardly and cruel mode of fightthe' Hon. Colonel Churches, s, of August, resolve to exprese Whan a knife is used, murder may not ensue, but -.., to th... Earl of Ranfurly, ..a solemnised on Thursday approbation of the proposal therein contained so far as e rink of it. . -.-the 25th instant, at the parish church of Toribrialge Wells. regards the liquidation of the present debt en St. John's (*arch We learn by a letter from Dunoon that, The fair bride was attended by the Misses Dweras, the, by the Town Council, and thereby relieving those parties who at Misses Knox, and Miss Taylor, as bridesmaids. Amongst; present are liable for said debt. And the Presbytery agree that c'n Friday night last, a man, who stated that he came from the compare!, which was limited to a fatally circle we. on this condition St. John's Church shall be accepted as one of Glasgow on the preceding day by steamer, died suddenly in the city churches ; and that they will insist on the erection of the house of Mr. John Wlntire, innkeeper. The deceased obserred—the Right Honourable Sir Brook l'aylor, 'Mrs.. only one additional church in lieu of the churches lately destroy- seem . . d to have been about Ise years or age, was about six Durham and the Mines Dundee, Lady Frances Eno; Mr.; in and Mrs. Herbert Taylor, Hon. Captain and Mrs. Edmund ed by fire, provided tin. ssid ,annau .1.... ii v substantial, feet in height, dark complexion, and was dressed • black; and suftlentle s at pre- and on his person were found two small bibles, on which Knox and the Mn.,... irnne M.. ISeedes, M.P., and Mrs. „in advised, e- the words "Alex. Kilpatrick, Greenock," were inscribed; Deedes, Mr. am' &c. After the °ere- pairing the and on the flyleaf the same name, followed by the words mony the part, e /ranee' Knox'., where port. And "St. Thomas in the East, Jamaica, July 12th, 1813." This an elegant deieu.wr was proviued, soon after which the their acquiescence description may possibly be the means of acquainting the hags, couple set off for the family estates in Scotland. the Town Council friends of the stranger with his demise. imemerma pend on this confine,. shall be erected." , Fire at Renfrew.—A fire of a serious nature broke out