The Glasgow Chronicle. — 1849-10-10 (Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland)

MURDER.—The Court met at nine non'clo;k .e plesioa, with dark brown hair. Throughout the examine- consequences of his great crime, he may be punished ac- when Thomas Wmilleso; r placedetei teohhnerßrwadeye, d thin he maintained the utmost composure, and seemed ebordtrgly, as a warning to his generally unprincipled charejectf'witlimmobbing, rioting, assault, and IT utterly careless about the painful sitiustion in which he re re°. last t. Boswell's Fair. All the prisoners pleaded not was placed. The charge entered on the polka-sheet was as great number of witnesses were examined on LORD Beouo N Fr Whilst at the aomi- Depute then ada follows :—"Henry Bathurst Monkhouk, Med 27 years, • cultural dinner hiellkcileonl Saturday week at the A.therue um, thetjueri onsetehe part of the crown. Mr. Montrieff followed mariner, charged with discharging a loaded pistol at John Lord Brougham had occasion to the room to speak to at some length, and with much force and earnestness ; Farmer Monkhouse, in the parish of Chiswick with intent • person who wished to see him, and on his lordship's re- behalf of the prisoners. The Lord Justice Clerk then odo him some grievous bodily harm." turn he had rather an amusing rencontre with the door- med up. The jury then removed for the purpose keeper. lie was walking deliberately into the room when sidering their verdict. After an absence of half Elizabeth Baines was the first witness eallecL—She de- the official abruptly stopped him and demanded his ticket, they returned an unanimous verdict of guilty ab that she was in the service of Captain Monitheuse. "My ticket!" exclaimed his lordship, "why, I have just the prisoners Wilson and Brady, as libelled, and a. the prisoner at the bar, who was the second eon eaten half my dinner." "I can't help that, Sir," replied of the murder of William Lauder, with tia againstrec the door-keeper, who did riot recognise the dignified per- mendation to mercy. They found a verdict master. On the previous night, shortly after 10 sonage before him; "You cannot pass without a ticket." Rafferty for mobbing, rioting, and assault, to the danger answered a ping at the gate hell, and on open. "My good man," said his lordship, "1 have only this ma- of life. The sentence on Rafferty was postponed till Fri. a cabman standing there and a cab in tho road, went left the room, and am now returning ttohefioniLslttinmatye laoyrdraterdayti)e Afeftewr r.ambarr* f feoronemaiLtinWboL, the their cabman asked her if Copteln Monkhouse was at home; ocilzenz" "but am very sorry ate rejoinedit," imperative,and if you were Lord Aliceen Clerk, in the most solemn end earnest her replying in the affirmative, he said, a gentle- my own father !could not let you pus without a ticket." manner, pronounced the sentence of death upon Wil- of this very the cab wished to speak with him. Witness shut At this moment Mr. Breach, the proprietor of the Bush son and Brady. He told them that they had been re- read the letter for to go and tell her master, whom she met in the Hotel, who happened to be in the passage And heard the commended to mercy. The Court had no. mercy to bestow, uneasiness and said she should happened poor at. ,of the house, and told him what the cabman had ..0. dispute, stepped up and helped his lordship out of the till- only he would make the proper application to the Crown must have,h P CaPiain Monkhouse desired her to go and ask the n ty by te ling the man in ofiloe whom he was obstruct- on their behalf, but he warned them not to expect any, pool for To tog, and it is needless to add that the 4%a-beeper no much Brady wept bitterly when the sentence was weed, but prelenee was =wary for the lerton, and reached wiWe of the gentleman; and she went back to the gate bud abashed,-,Corlislo Aorta Wilson heard it without betraying any emotion. ustice.  , American League, and _ through the free states, for t.„ strengthening the league societies, into the great field of labour in the vities, we hope we shall have may to relate in the Bond and Citizen, land. The only difference which _ may occasion in the matter of correspondence, necessity of writing the communications addressed on thinner paper than if I were in London. I sincere', none of my friends and brethren r' will write me less frequently tha on the other side of the ocean. 1 letters to me, 15, New Broad Street, done heretofore.