Glasgow Courier. — 1850-08-31 (Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland)

EETING-FRIDAY.  the day was of the most delightful time of spectators more than double ands were crowded by a brilliant ion. The following is the running:— aye, each, 2 ft., with 20 added.  ,ttery 1 and 2 Charles 111. out of Frill 3 a, by Galaor dam by Liverpool, out 4 pry flne race. the Town Council of Paisley, with 60 lee to • sweepstakes of 5 soya, each. , 3 yrs 1 y, 4 yrs I contested race. toss. each. h. f., with 20 so's, for bona ntlemen riders. Two heats. ggler Bill, aged.. 1 1 ticoat (h. b.), aged 2 2 this race, but in the first heat Mr. R The second heat was won easy. Soya, each, h. ft., with 26 Boss. added Paisley Joint Railway Company. ottery. 3 years 1 1 m Methodist, 6 years 2 0 ; Miss Lottery walked over the second  e handicap sweepstakes of 3 soya. each, the Committee. One mile and a die.  (Ilan& 4 yrs., fls t 1 maid, 9st. 2lb 2 . capital race. ent Races.  equit: Uu,'  who  sd Departures.—The Earl and Coonfamily left Douglas's Hotel, Edin• Manby Hall, Lincolnshire. The I at Douglas' Hotel, Edinburgh, on the Highlands. Viscount and Visved at Douglas' Hotel, Edinburgh, y express train from London, and Atholl, en route to Inverness. Lord at present on a visit to the Dowager xlove. The Lord-Advocate arrived Tuesday from Ireland. Sir Charles tanville left Douglas's Hotel, Edina' the south. Sir John and Lady ived at Dougla4,llotel, Edinburgh, to the south.  Royal Yaelite—The Court will not after its return from Scotland, about t. Tbe Royal Yachts have all come our. The 'Victoria and Albert has ges into store in Portsmouth Dockreturn her furniture and go up the as her services will not be likely to luisition this summer. the Continent.—A letter from Galata ; passage:—" The prospects of an infirm cd throughout Lower Moldavia, ia. The whole population for some ded in cutting rye, barley, and hard year presents both in quantity and 4; hard wheat in this vicinity does ; but as to quantity it is satisfactory. rely the most abundant harvest, of .arely exhibited such an abundance, tier quality; we may therefore expect ye this year. Soft wheat is not yet rith respect to the quality which may y observe that the flowering season iat the weather has favoured its provery favourable appearance, but the ) well." rity.—We understand that, at a nurnerg of the directors of the Ahdersonian hursday, Dr. Hunter was elected, by a stror of Surgery, in room of Dr. Lawrie, ted to the Glasgow University, vies The other candidates were Drs. sk. hi Monday last, a woman, named Jane to the Central Police-office, charged ,in Cadogan Street, of 3it years of age, ,ther articles of dress. She was brought ) the sitting Magistrate, and, after a entenced to sixty days' imprisonment. —On Monday, a blackguard Irishmcn, ale, got himself drunk and kicked up gate Street, in the midst of which he -hook and flourished it about him, iwn all and sundry who might come in Paddy had the entire breadth of the latterly he was secured by the police, e resistance conveyed to the Central whence he was on Tuesday sent to lays, after being convicted by the sitdons and disorderly conduct. here are farther very gratifying action of paupers in the workhouses of Clare, and other counties. Out-door ceased in the various unions of Clare. —lt is stated that the Solicitor-General, lithe vacant judgeship in the Insolvent that Mr. Baldwin, now advising counsel ry, is to become Solicitor-General. Such ir here; but there are doubts as to its . mentioned that Mr. &nage, Q.C., one :1 on the Leinster Circuit, is to have the ) caused by the death of Mr. Schoales. the Government have not yet actually rids to those offices. Experiment.—The caterpillars made unthe kail in the Highlands this year, and tried for exterminating them, but witht a canny housewife devised the follow°cured a good close "pock," went with wood, and filled it with an ant-hill; in the garden, and the worms are said ippeared in a few days. Many of the e same plan with equal success. it Murder in Gatehouse--We learn that so severely wounded by his wife at 7th inst., has been pronounced convalesy woman is still, of course, confined in on, and a remit has been made to medical the state of her mind.—Dumfries Courier rnod.—The most rev., the right rev., and al its • - -‘ at that  parliament