Glasgow Courier. — 1860-09-27 (Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland)

ISIT OF PRINCE NAPOLEON TO PAISLEY.-0/1 Fort Beim' -era, Kiva Bs& . hanistowt, 9 - • ' Na, sir, we dinna like him . hers nae somee- and rg He. - ...note, Alice, end Kitig William's Town. bottom of the pit, Three ans occupants were killed 'we dinna like him eather ; It' e's nae Bonne' clinching sages were crowded back to the very farthest corner of cause they believed that the cartridge they were re-' Tuesday moniing his Imperial Highness P • N Christianity Was taught to the people of India, but be- V rince a. ' ntaneously and the fourth died shortly after- Deleon visited Paisley. The Prince acco • a • 1 TM •th • • t d b ? • • ' Inputted nd then sou s. is VMS, in eir view, a remen ous y several members o Ins suite, and J. H. Maxwell, tervo ,6.l3Yienhiadgbneereamtee Wa-aer 4rfroPnythieerreonlvlrfilla yMYit rte; wtheeee'aeta s. - ' - every decision with the 'yerk' of a spadeful of earth the building. The reserved seats and side galleries were quired to use would convey destruction to their bodies honavtfi attack on te and religion. Their • I u eas on such mat- a . rasa of Damara, arrived by an earl t ' Mt:abash and Orange., Free State. It was doubtful ROBBERY AN° MuRDER• -A very brutal affair is he grave's brink. At laat the reverend pumper chiefly occupied with ladies, and the back seats and west dth • 1 fh•b th fth gallery chiefly with gentlemen. Mr Lambeth preeided ters in no wise accord with ours. A Hindoo soldier ly- = ' e . . .. .. y ram from whether he wouldeproceed to Natal. The Prince was reported from Warrington. On Saturday last Mr _ . ig exnauste e cire e o is re ren o e Yresbytery, and secretly gratified, no doubt, with at the rand organ, and as the audience were assembling ing wounded on the field of battle has died rather than . Greenock, and after leaving pale a visit to the eatenexpected to return to Cape Town on the lst of Sep- Yarwood, of Appleton Thorne, Cheshire, an old man, this summary and unqualified testimony against g . 1 1 t' • V d• k t • ff Ito him by a man who, in his eyes, c music. ery ten wa ei 0 ere( f • t F l• sive thread actones a ergus le, the property of tember. anti will then lay the foundation stones was attacked in the Market Place of Warrington by them, anxious to hear what was thought in the played a selection of nationa an( opera i was an outcast. A Sikh soldier in our hospitals at Agra Mesers J. &P. Coats & Co., the Prince again re. of the Breakwater and Sailors' Home. two men and two women. They behaved iu a most coentry side about himself, where he rather flattered shortly before two o'clock the Lord Provost ascended f d ontinuln to suffer for some hours all the turned to the railway station, and left for Ayrshire pre erre c g . . . brutal manner to the old man and robbed him hay- t the platform arm in aim with Sir John Lawd ed b • liiim Royal Hightiees Will inaugurate the new in seemingl icked a quarrel with him in the first himself he was creating a sensation, and trusting to e who received a warm and enthusiastic recep- anguish arising from feverish thirst, in tic y severe pieblic library, hold a review of the volunteers, and ingstance Inpumber of persons were resent when his incognito (though John was perfectly aware who re tionnee'the large audience rising to their feet and woueds, rather th.an receive water,from the hands of ane English lady. Hrs words were-' Though no man se