Glasgow Courier. — 1850-04-02 (Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland)

MARCH 28. The Barrhead and Neffston Raffway-The half-yearly Robert Walpuley was charged with having at Londridge, on the take place at the end of a fortuight; but when the time arrived he engaged in the tete! of the ease. He for one would not permit it. course, had it been adopted, would have defeated Mr. Whitest November last, feloniouly shot at Isabella Taylor, with intent made an excuse for not going, as he had business with a gentle- Mr. Keenan entirely coincided with Mr. Kirwan. ney's scheme altogether, and the hoese refused to entertain meeting of the Glasgow, Barrhead, and Nellaton Direct Tbe market being held to-dav out of the usual course, the sum to murder her. Illan caused Streetfield, to whom he was agent. After this he cou- Hugh Fazer, James Brown, seamen, and Henry Calvin, coast- it by a large vo R ilwav Company was to have taken place at noon on pry of grain mid attendance of buyers were small. In the little te. Mr. Whitne ' •t • b f h a ' • - ' ' b.l tram. clad • el f • y e prom is now e ore t e u neu sa ourren es o Tuesday were generally realised, S turday in the Com an 's office 40 Geor e 8 uare• but • Mr. Seger and Mr. James conducted the pet:mention ; Mr. tinued his visits, but kept postponing the day for the marriage. guard, were examined for the prosecution, and fully supported the Committee on Roads and Canals, a majority of the members' -an - ' P Y i i g 'I i and a trillium advance in Indian corn. Overend defended the prisoner. In August she was far advanced in the family way, and one day testimony of the mate. a uoram of shareholders not having come forward, no on which have authorised Mr. Robinson of Indiana, their ' Wheat (whlte)..2o, Od to 23e Od Oatmeal 106 Od to Ils fki The circumstances of this case will he best understood by de- she saw the defendant driving by in his cart with a widow lailY For the defence Pall. Barrett and Martin Kelly were examined. business was proceeded with, and themeeting was adjourned Ditto red CM' • irmane to report a bill in accordance with his views. Mr. ei d• ( ) 19e 0,1 to 21s Oe Second f10ur....13s Od to 14s 6d tailing the evidence of the several witnesses. The first witness named Stevens, and she reproached him for doing so. He told -The former witness proved that their object iu going on board ne te. Barley 9s Od to 12s Oil Indian corn, per called was the prosecutrix. her not to fret, and said that he could not bear to see her weep. was to obtain salvage-that they boarded the vessel in a quiet and Stanton of Tennessee introduced on the 25th the Memphis e The Recent " Robberies" on the Cathcart Road.-A pare - Oats 8s MI to lOs Od 480 lbs... ...... 25s Od to 28s 6d Isabella Taylor-I resided RS servant to the Rev. Mr. Bache, at Witness said she could not help it, as he was deceiving her, and she peaceable manner, and that when they got on deck, they MI oried Convention resolutions, substantially the same as Bowlines, graph went the round of the papers last week, to the effect Longridge, last year. The prisoner had a small farm about two had heard he was going to be married to Mrs. Stevens. The de- on& "fialeage"-e salvage" and asked for a special committee, which was refused after that a man named Hums had been assaulted on the Cathmiles off. He le a married man, and used to come to my master's fendaut replied, " .No, my dear, it is not likely I shall leave my babe Daring the progress of the trial, Mr. Henry Comerford, J.P. for Mr. Robinson had stated that he would soon report favour- cart R d ri• rt b " t oa , near , inea , y hree ruffians," and robbed , • BELFAST mAiRRIETS,