Glasgow Courier. — 1862-11-20 (Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland)

ADDRESSES ON LETTERS. —The Daily yet been ascertained respecting the cause or Telegraph has on article defending the Post Office the reeentl discovered conspiracy in this city. 17, October 7.—The city is tranquil, sum from the charges of carelessness made against it, and ,_ An ent has taken place between the which he to show that the public are sometimes more to blame of which was'directed than the officials in St Martins-le-grand, some and Ward's contingent near Ningpo. ...oe purchase ._ Wald mai .afterwards killed while attacking t, an inalienable life ; testator further ludicrous addresses are given. Of these which are riositetilitel‘eb ";BTel2"e:de citiny. great force ' bequeathed to her : income _ 10,000 f a • most outre, we subjoin a few. Take the following: 0 * long as she should remain unmarried, and --Ash Bodies in the Coles for John Horsell the sessaMod from Amen announce the perpetra- of her death or marriage, the principal was 1 grinder in the county of lstershire. Who would Maio( *dreadful petaled murder. A lady and three to the London Lunatic Asylum. All the t ' guess that this was intended for Ashby-de-la. "Wei 10 the hijgb road, were attacked remaining property was to be divided e Zouch? The next letter was assuredly a puzzler: •' -"v Via la =Owe of 300 men. Mr Charles teen the hospitals of Paris and London. "Uncle John Hopposite the Church. London, .., of ilitangaisionill of the party, was will was appended a codicil revoking 1 Hingland." Another intended for her Majesty is • I ,*r,t,, ' ' $ .111. tag esesped. The yen, made in wills dated before the 22d day of . .i. -7 1" ' ass frOttkinsaill bad been averted but this codicil, not being signed, was invalid addressed as follows:—"For keen vick tins at winer • i , whimakslieforames had incurred to the laws of France. In September, 1859, h. easel, London." Another example:— " Mr— -, nifisnalan tit - European sesidents. chin commenced proceedings against Lord Seymour's _., ~nan that Fine Hart Department, greson cort, cristol pails,_ Caleutta,Oct. 30. —Shirtinprosiet. Copperunchanged. executors to recover the legacy of 25,000 f made by the •_a extremity will be an elegant , Sidnom." Another:—" To the king of Rusheya, ffalpetre firm. Exchange—Daring's credits, 2" Oid. will of December, 1855, but the Civil Tribunal rejected refreshment-rooms. Opening off l Feoren, with speed." Another :—" Oiley white, Government securities--Foura, itti, ii Fives, 104 to the demand, on the ground that it was evident, from the vast rotunda, where concerts and fetes deb, amshire"—i.e., Isle of Wight,Hampshire. Another: 105. Freights declining. dispoattions of the will of June, 1858, and the imperfect will be held, and off the other a machine annexe. ---Coneyach luneantick A siliam," for the Lunatic Canton, Oct. 14.- Grey shirting' unchanged. Tea— codicil annexed, that Lord Seymour intended to annul seae interior will be :livirled_innultoe two d satoraiers n arched trfanoi Asylum at Colney Hatch. Another missive is total export to date, 2,0®,000 lbs. Exchange on Lou.the legacy of 25,0001; but by the same judgment the ,I 4 will ugh by the d directed to an old lady who "on lonnon bridge el: 4d; Tribunal decreed that the executors were to pay the Pass. %rue Emperor will open the building in person on sells froot;" and, the last we shall quote, "Obern Oei. 7.—Tee—Congou firm, but little doing. 10,000 f. annuity, with interest front*. date of the tea. the lit of May next. It will be open gratuitously during " was intended for Holborn Union The oak 'me saillillads in the .----_h. 1,600 bak,e. -_„ "toe, A.." tc..„1,,,„ five days in the week, and Mouday will be the only day Yellen,. , _ mina bibs. iziaiiabso IN es seL.irreisil aow •••••••• ''''"eigiod,'"" en irb, entrance „in ha Footed on the oxyht4oo of greater part even of the letters bearing such dine• awl be paymeat. waa as then an delivered,  man u. execution in a vest, having a beautiful and luxuriant growth of rolling down upon his shoulders. The Imperial Court has just heard judgment of the Civil Tribunal in an Sc. Miss Ellen lktinchin against the executors Lord Seymour. It appeared from the evidence pi, on the first trial that after Lord Seymour's decease wills were found among his papers, one dated De'7, 1855, in which he bequeathed to Mi.. 'of 25.000 f, and another ds4-bequeathed to