Glasgow Courier. — 1848-11-28 (Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland)

CHARGE OF MURDER. appeared to be i h appearanee affords the r adivideakt. The law however, ' those which bound him to his party or to the great &mitten Tuesday, (this day), Nov. 28th, at Cathcart Bridge • on has been destroyed, with a large quantity of oils and colours. The stron s ge t guarantee for the truth of her state:nem, is Alex. Afatson, labourer Leith was first placed at the bar chareed rust .Its eat hi forma die 011 art MOM thseharge its 'duty the the vide of with the [nerd •• ' • ' • ' -, tO _of which that party was supposeeto consist. Lord Mel- Saturday, Dec. 2, at Carnbrae-eaeh day at a quarter to whip-twining flats of Mr. Struthers, who is the principal sufferer, a weaver earned Brown, who resides at Saltcoata. er of his illegitimate son, &child of about two years. all MOM toot show seek things to go on when aZglriffirtnad them irobr, Is was. haw a ace° bouene was neuther an economist, a financier, nor, in the eleven. have also been destroyed. The city and West of England fireThe prisoner pleaded not guilty, and the case went to trial, when brides were, as usuat promptly iu attendance, hut their efforts to several witnesses were examined fur the prosecution ; after which Islet* WM as meruat, now it Is: undoubted! • ordMary sense of the term, a statesman; but a good-natured, Fraud on the Parochial Authorities.-At the Gorbals ga h weft am* siiilition. He would give all weight toile humorous, and indolent English gentleman, who had a Police-court, on Saturday, a man natned Fleming, who, for save thefrizing properties were unevailable, aril thele attention Election of Managers for the Poor in the City Parish.d the large mill of ?dr. Reid, which was lu A gentleman, whose means of information aro good d Mr. Lorimer made an able defence for the prisoners, and the Lord Justice-Clerk, at considerable length, summed up the P - ilipaltibtveerbig the intention, and la fiudioir mortal aversion to labour, and a constitutional repugnancy a week or two past, has resided in King Street, Tradeston, wal Cle Y ce°t'e " imminent danger, and which,if destroyed, would have thrown about evidence.-Tbe jury then retired, and, after an abseuce of forty us the following note, which, if correct, would sho'sneth 8 i Outlast - naislateas eased was not intended to excite iii to being " troubled." ff the world would only go on in its was charged with fraud and lf I ' T wi u impel ion on the Govan 400 persons out of employment The ropert burned, which at • minutes, returned into court with a ventage Andiug, by a contheviatilliment. Then, again, be would take usual current he would not disturb it by any unnec y Parochial Board. From the evidence, it appeared that for bl ' d B ill Licll II • I .d • P* IY h f M those who contemplate a change in the corn salon of th • • , inffie - dime the serious charge of conspiracy was not interference with the flow of events, and so far h 'ger bre the last five or six weeks he has been in theaveei tof t e onge to a e _, e ,ts mere , as is aso t at o alaressinrs. ern- Kidsten & Waters. The fire had at one time a most m g Parochial Board had better not rest on th • etr oars:-" 1 _2 soleiable nuijority, the libel not proven. ' =stosand ht thee Circumstances they ought to pronounce right• but the re ow which he .l 6 611it • l' f f th ' h h d eh' b so anxious y coveted is porare re le rom e pans ,on t e groun o is eing appearance, and it was a considerable time before it was got sub- . think it,ja of the greatest importance I t iat it should be ." ere