Glasgow Courier. — 1853-07-14 (Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland)

SCOTCH BANKRUPTS. , MARRIAGE. intense; the conjugal couple were only of the same mind The following is an extract from a letter recently re- again sit for tw. o. or thrfeei da touching one single subject--application to the tribunals ceived :-' We are in great want of police protection up the summer sittings otie o csoensesliuosnion (o)rif out, as an independent devil, and y , Texas, but to California (you know it used to be to Texas) Third . to Savings Bank The bffl ‘ toamend the laws relating ~, In the Court of Exchequer on Thursday, before Mr. guarantee of the govern- for a divorce. This was done ; bet the Belgian law will here (about 130 miles north of Melbourne). Our neigh- Thursday the 21st, Hans Smith Macfarlane, and the and in certain cases to give the Baron Martin nnd a common jury, Louisa Truscott, a allow of no such annulling of marriage contract until the apostate, who is opposed to nothing, but Christianif v. I t2B ears of age sought to recover meet to the repaynient of the sums legally deposited in young woman abou y .. , . Friday the 22d, sss ,„ h,„., boor Mr. ---'s station was rifled the other day by five other parties implicated in the rece.nt murder at Glascow will be tried ; and on I say be is a gentleman by the side of a nasty sneaking EDINBURGH MEAL MARKET, JULY 12 angry partiei have renewed their demand for a divorce bushrangers. . I will endeavour to .give you an account ' ' d f th d f ---' - ---yCs ounrtthoef or e mur er o There were in the market t d - ' damages from Mr. John Newton, one of the guardians once every year for three years. Our young couple cs,:iththessahfliachir ithiet M'Callum and Corner will be trie can l' But we have got a set of spirits here worse than o- ay 4 sacks oatmeal, me such Savings Banks,' has been reprinted as amended in 'Go in peace, Sir; go and prosper it' you for the parish of Hackney, for a breach of promise of nourished their wrath during this triennial period of Patrick O'Donogliue, by cutting the rope while the such a character. When I went from meeting last Seib- weighing 280 lbs. imperial, which sold thus :-4 at ;•;., committee. The clauses in which the alterations of most , marriage. The declaration likewise charged the defen- probation-thrice made the demand-and were duly About two o'clock in the afternoon, just as Mr. latter was descending the shaft of a coalpit near Dal- bath my ears were saluted with an apostate crying in 2at 32-average of the whole 325 Bd. moment have been made are the sixth, sixteenth, and dant with having broken open a box belonging to the summoned last year to hear consent given that they who had finished lunch, and was going up to the wheel.s ew idl log in bvl ee -yeayue da o ymi lel al idne sa - - - eighteenth, which in their revised shape now stand Plaintiff,.and taken therefrom a numher of letters. arid a had been one should henceforth and for everremain two. do of ttlhessicroowl nserksa e, t keith. Thomas Smith, engineman, is indicted for the the streets here. I want to know if any one of you have with the late collision on the got the spirit of slormonism in you-the spirit that EmNBUROII HAV AND STRAW MARKET, JELy 12. , gold chain, the property of the plaintiff. The plaintiff's From different aides of the court the marrted pair Wit- or the men marching down to the house in rent o Joseph and Hiram had, or that we have here, would say, There was a large supply of straw of all descriptions' shed, he was rather surprised at seeing !het. w olf same day in connexion Ca ed ' ' ' et thus :- case was opened by Mr. Sergeant Wilkins. The defend- named the untying of the knot ; and when they were free 'Let us hear both sides of the question, let us listen and the market, the greater part whereof remained ud• VI. The rules of every savings bank established under ant wu between 50 and 60 years of age,and was a wealth ii, Y ..ey passed out at the common portal into the public volvers in each 'hand. They conducted the men