Glasgow Courier. — 1860-08-09 (Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland)

PAROCHIAL BOARD. -At the statutory half-yearly portion of white wine and egg, to reinvigorate them. in pipe in April there was no persecution going on; the Druses The police inspectors were examined as to the exami- meeting of this Board, held on Friday laat, an assess- selves when exhausted. Some of these men would run W&S SOOn and other sects of the Mahommedans had been cone eetionbtu,theyeehualw meladveea,nadnodnt ehedreLtacte,dotehaet, iossniotnhse 25tmlr ment for £B4O was imposed, the rates being 6ed per three-score miles a-day. One of the Dukes of Marl. mitting robberies, but no outbreak had taken place. May'borough (prior to 1780) drove a phmton and four from the chiumwey of the respondents were as follow:-20 min- pounds on proprietors, and 7d per pound on occupants. AN. On the 29th of May, however, the war commenced. Lo .. on to Windsor against one of them for a wager, utes no smoke, 15 minutes light smoke, and 25 minutes t year the rates were 7ed and Bed per pound redon The Druses came down on the villages, and war black smoke. On the '29th May,,, between one and two spectively. The report of the committee of manage- ant just beat him, but the poor fellow died soon left soon spread over the whole of Lebanon. Usually on o'clock, the emissions were:-33 minutes black smoke, ment showed a slight increase in the number of pau- af - the feat. About sixty years ago there was re. "he the occasion of such outbreaks the women and child- 26 minutes light smoke, and 1 minute no smoke. pers, and the amount of their allowances. sic . at Lyndhurst a very old man, who had been a, ren were spared, but at this time there was no mercy Sheriff STRATHERN said the question turned upon the At a meeting of the Helettsburgh Town Council, a ,run. •'g footman. It was his boast that he once i shown-old men, women, and chilciren were alike word "use." It was clear that a company could not per- held on Saturday, a letter was read from the direc- ran from London to Lyndhurst, about eighty-six murdered. Women were pushed and thrown into sonally be guilty of this offence, bemuse a company was tors of the Gas Company, intimating that the price miles in one day. When roads became improved, ltvec, burning houses ; one old woman had dogs set on her, only a legal myth; and he ruled that the company must' of their gas per 1,000 cubic feet had been reduced and carriages lightened, these expert runners and she was literally eaten alive, while many women be held liable for the carelessnessof their employes. He from a. 4d to 7,6 d. useless. Aristocratic families, however, were sue nd children were hung up on trees to perish. He then found the charge proved; but, in consideration of willing entirely to give up such an ancient retainer, lieved that such things had not happened in that the efforts made by the respondents to abate tire nuis- and the running footman by degreesdegenerated ntry since the time that Alexander the Great /ince, he restricted the penalty to4os, with expenses. r,tritotaotirat Nottili4ettet. into the livened attendant with along cane, follow. Tyre. He blamed the Turkish Government ing ladies in the parks, and leading a pet lap-dog,'se inactivity it had displayed. Not less than