Glasgow Courier. — 1857-12-05 (Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland)

EXTRAORDINARY IMPOSTURE.  none _ een's the young 0! God,  . single native, nor  so com-p long.m. , bad mar He told her tie was discovered repeated the imposture in two On Friday morning he was I sentenced to 12 months' imlabour.—:Manohester Guar.  ;s4.r} S. 1 bliad a ••• $.  poor! uphold thy dignity sr distress. 0! thou cherisher shippers and ocean of mercy, keep us Ii this dire calamity we can have recourse but thee. (By the British) Roads infested by rob biers have been made easy and safe. People are pro tected from the attacks of wicked men and ryot made happy. 0! God COM* and visit with punish anent the miscreants who have murdered women ant ehildren. 01 God of the Universe, wit; halt Thou brought this merciful Power into difficulties UM harassed it? This rule has showered the nectar oi knowledge, and condeeted the government wit, justice; such a sovereign is troubled by rebellion therefore, 0 God, subdue the wicked by punishing *hem. Protect the merciful Queen from danger, and defend this our ruler always. We lay our heads at Thy feet, and pray that Thou wilt protect us from this great calamity. There is but one all-knoving God, who gives happiness to his worshippers. There At the adjourned sessions at Stafford on Thursday, ;is no other king (like the British) who takes care of an old man, named Thomas Beardmore, alias John Ibis subjects. The government is just; there is Mobley, aged 63 years, pleaded guilty' to two ,comparable to it • we all wish that the Qu charges of obtaining money and goods under false government should predominate. And pretences at Leek and Stone. The circumstances and old repeat this, and pray to the Lord. hear our prayer and vouchsafe success !' under which the frauds were practised are so extraLOSS OF LIVE BY INDISN MUTINIES, ordinary that we give a brief outline of the facts, as The Calcutta correspondent of the Nonconformist, they would have been more fully disclosed if the ins letter received by last mail, has arrived, after charges had been investigated by a jury. The pri much careful inquiry, at an estimate of the loss of loner, whose real name is John Mobley, is a native life among the English and East Indian population, of Weston Turvil, near Aylesbury. For some time he has resorted to a series of impostures, his favourite during the dreadful massacres of this rebellion. His character being that of a returned convict, and in list is, of course, at present imperfect, intelligence that personation he Wab described in the Police being still required from Lneknow, Agra, Indere, Gazette of September 2 as having imposed upon an old woman named Hannah Duckworth, near Burnley, and other places, before it is possible to make it Lancashire, by representing himself as her son. At caOmy ppeletrzeo.nslkt ildlLeilnnottheindeilffude a a later different battles; it is the himself dtoat at Le e, amanek, Staffordshire, namedFre Frederick he co represented xwliohad list only of those massacred or of those who have been transported about 19 years previously. In died from fever and sun-stroke in striving to escape; consequence of the plausible tale he told, and his nevertheless, its items make a total of 1542 officers, accurate knowledge of events which had transpired civilians, clerks, missionaries, women, children, and before Cox's transportation, he was kept for nearly others. Of this large number, the loss of military a month at the house of a married daughter of the officers amounts to 258 t and that of women and convict. Cox's wife, supposing her husband to have children to 874. The following are the losses at the been dead, had married again, and, although it is different stationer—Meerut 24; Delhi 190; Lucknow scarcely credible, the silly woman was bo. 7; Mottra 8; Rename, O. 3; Azimgurh 2; Jaun. convinced that the prisoner was her wis 3; Ailahabad 28; Futtebpore 1; Nue aaaaa bad and partner,that she left the man whom she Neennich 8; Risme 8; Bareiliy 47; Indere and Mhow and lived with the prisoner as his wife. 40; Sitetapore, Oade 10; Gwalior (Imperfect) Ooral, that he was possessed of £1,700. Bandellrend 15; Jhansi 78; Newgong 10; Caernpore in this quarter, and 734; Fattelighur 159; Agra 32; Bealkote 3; Augur or three loealities 3; Stigowile 4; Fyzabad 24; Sultanpore 4; Shah- brought up again and jebstmore 40; Mahuradi 4; Etenda unknown—Total prisoument with 'bard RC, ditto.