Glasgow Courier. — 1844-11-30 (Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland)

REAL LIFE. 58 minutes, and picking up 100 eggs, a yard apart, with whether there ought to be bath-housee, not only in the city, but in guts: MSC lately came before the mouth in 27 minutes—accomplishing the whole within 1, so also taken b way of encourament, the suburbs. Notice I 0. of the exertions made and funds raised in other towns for tie ere I uardians : 90 minutes, that is, li hour I—Perth Courier of l' --- Aura. Y. tion of baths, and also of the donations of the Queen and Prince led for admission to the workhouse, whose Shocking Outrage near DUtllle.—A horrible outrage was Albert for their erection in three towns. Mr. Leudbetter, Dean ner, and style of speaking, denoted evidently perpetrated on Friday near Dune*, in Berwickshire, with of Guild, moved the adoption of the report, and while he apto, or moved in, the ranks of respectability catenate had reduced him to his present die, the details of which we are imperfectly , acquainted; but proved of the primary object in view, he thought that there enough is known to show that an atrocious murder was should be wasihningi-houtsesnael.sota,bflilsrhtmheenwt aosfhtinht osforitiniennticileotwhensi n—What is yonr name contemplated, which, whether we consider the occasion on ? *Hood horlthmeaCjity, iciinadrionan: that its washing-houses were resorted me, my Lord, is Michael Fitzgerald. I was which it was committed, or the cool deliberation with which to by many, f at an expense of Id. per hour, or Cd. per day. Mr. this tows, in the village of Minolla. I have it was gone about, has had few parallels in ,the annals of Cullen, an operative, seconded the adoption of the report, and , phase of fortune, and from haring bean once' crime in this country. It appears that a snarrawe. party hat made • few remarks. Mr. George Craig, of the Western Ace. Ith and opulence, I have come, by • wad Anis-having been a donsest" Indeed, not by my own conduct, but by the proceeded from Lintlaw, the bride servant in a gentleman's house there, to Dense, where the '''' keeping the body clean in different points of view. e propo „, decay, gave an eloquent address, allowing the great imsortanee so_f ads s, down to the position which I at present ceremony was to be performed. When within about two community resolution. urging 'the desirableness of all claims of the cowre—lndeed 1 how was that? miles from that town at a place called- Preetonhaugh, a Sheriff Alison seconded the motion, and addressed the meeting, teldents of my life are extraordinary, my lord, gun or guns was fired behind a hedge. the shots from Id. In say 4•11,Zal days, Wept desirous to which took effect both Mon the bridegroom and 110 the ishoodwiniaAetrhoe estimtirrioDori.onwilugichh. ilr a fsewwefroerchiebilde baontdb ii,nu .anocri; unit minas la a las“ WI b•Lind for the best man. One of the two •wo is wounded so dangeroutielyntbat— =lSM MIMI art* at awe news se I os rawoons&, wigs. lisy .i.h.i but faint hopes are entertained of his recovery, though the M'Farlane, an operative, moved a vote of thanks to different °whit/I'4.v secondedahiaaa,moved vDadr .h hPaera rdyw,p avti hano af made the list t fewar alai ea banters,' remarks. w ha. seise than Maw OCIOSINS accounts are contradictory whether it is the bridegroom or Parties, me, or hwblernlassi wry aad tbe in his friend. The other is not so seriously hurt. We have The Chalrwao offered some concluding and gave an able address. The motion was seconded, and unenintouely agreed to. 11.""ilkelPrilitabli* "4.1°N..11111:1" not heard whether any party is in enstody for this crime, bisetint.rten.tfcrulodf Lies:neg.& iambs. dre, I employed all ray available sandossi le Nib 1 lamileaud se adoelehd; soder& tobw whether any clue ban been obtained to lead to the perpetra. (Great cheering.) Mr. Wingate moved a vote of thanks to the oofbanoerva,tiimaons, teal dB the or m eanagemembei tor. The general, and we may add the natural, opinion is, coripitimoo it Is of au Intessese fastnisb that it must have been perpetrated by a disappointed rival better would be followed by many of the wealthy classes. lie chairman. n• hoped that Isis example and that of Mr. Lead‘'lalimid. °be" "Viellstame I hoilke•Prer- in the affections of the bride. We trust that if not vet . ... .. .. . .--Mm MI Os tuna way esaitrauwA ..........:-....... . .. . an was sore that ther?.was no leek of interest amongst these chose.,