Glasgow Courier. — 1845-03-13 (Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland)

OPAMOIO3- witnessed their landing.-Hatupstead Independent of Sa- bakery, in North Street. The premises in which the fire plunged into the river, the boy was rescued, although in type in such legal instruments:Abe words turdac originated formed a very large gild substantial building, a very, exhausted state. Douglas was immediately appreI in-hallos Wog Printed in what la called Palk Exhibition of a Mumnry.-We have been much three stories in height, running from the back of hie house hended and conveyed to Anderston Police Office, and we !els this "document" as atrasdatibted interested by a visit to the Exchange Gallery, Ducio Plato, a considerable way down Hudson's Entry, and the various learn that the case has since been remitted to the Sheriff g r.--.where the mummy, recently discovered in the guano at lofts were filled with hay and grain the entire stock of for farther examination. HOTIIIIIIT .110•INAT AAAAA . , Ichaboe, is now exhibiting. It is enclosed in a glass case; which, we regret to say, is completely destroyed. The On Saturday, about four o'clock, while a tow was prod** ladrtnettmee.4o PIRO 0 Oa* the body resting upon the back, and is in • singularly high inflammable nature of the stock rendered all attempts to evading down the river from Glasgow, and when off Gari sertehebeiest, known by t et. Dern, sad Satan, dld-..4.'i state of preservation. We have already mentioned the car- subdue the flames vain, in spite of the most strenuous ef- moil Light, a rope that was attached to the last vessel had le Noe. 16, 1844. wilful'', wig; cumstanoes under which it had been found, and which led forts of the firemen, constabulary, and other public autho- caught the quarter of the smack Solway of Loch-Inver, I-tempt and persecute the Park, to the belief that it was the body of a Portuguese sailor, titles, who exerted themselves in an effective and creditable and when the master, Neil Sutherland, was clearing it, it Weds lelluivese NOS; weal Isleansbewss the named Christopher Delano, who had been buried in 1791, manlier. At twelve, all apprehensions of its further spread surged and jerked him overboard. A boat was mimeid also did murder the late Joanne Smeniseatt, _mancluncer Paper. 1-, ' were allayed, but the engines, when we went to press, diately put off with three men. hot -nailed the ate said 101,feizn and Lady the Queen, her c and mitt..., to the statute in that cue made 01411100lAtso' noj Guano.- The consumption last season, were still playing on the immense body of smouldering spot where he was last t,_ _ in Great ritaiu, of Peruvian and African guano, was matter witb4 the walls. Owing to die confusion, and Sudden Death.-On lut, the die of the 19th century! If tbe foolery, about 60,000 tons, at prices ranging from £8 to £l2. the Utensil:4ff the hour, we could not learn how the fire master of the North Star, nanrog-sms Bowling, rdity, were not too rave or a Jost, e The stook on the lat of January, 1845, in all the ports, was originated, or whether the property were insured. • The was found dead in his bed. He went t.. ins previous c f w the .. swig p„pl,i4 how •14,0, propose The tons. During the first four months, we may cal- lose must be'very considerable.-Belfast Chronicle, evening, apparently in the enjoyment of good health. Apo. the indlentent 2-John Bull, culate on a farther import of 46,000 tons; making the The .Il4eCurcee of /reland.-Valenela Island, oounty platy is supposed to have been the cause of his death. weewsweesesureee stook, oath* Ist of May, alvut 86.000 GODS only-and tbla Harry, supplies materials from her splendid slate quarries to Rain Quage.-The quantity of rain which fell at Floto asset a demand, on a mokrate calculation, 01'180,000 * the new llMmat of Parliament. This beautiful slate, whose rendue Bank, Hillhead, two miles west of Glasgow, during 81111111 !