Glasgow Courier. — 1845-09-23 (Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland)

MOS. of the chief of &patrol. There arrest and must follow him to the barracks. The gunner atiticlote. The patient was then removed to the Royal Infirmary, ,; t the carriage. About $0 persons were obeyed and followed him fern short distance, but happen, where, contrary to the expectation of all who had first seen .20 are now under prosecution. We are and seeing his fair friends canting"ing -to 'look back, aone him, he was on Sunday in an improving condition, and we under- no tve been made which may comnremis•stand is likely to recover. It ape-ars that Murphy was a member 120 longing, lingering look behind," his galLuntry got the better of the Total Abetinence Society; but had in the course of last , of his obedience, and, leaving his officer, he trotted Mk' at full OF 00cm en the Cal ..,ope, and week broken the pledge, uhich n'aich distressed him; and having, 1: ' . dune speed to rejoin them. The colonel seeing another gunner in addition been accused of a theft of which he declared himself till indiente w in rather !u-, ar, desired him to pursue and arrest the fugitive. A race innocent, the two circumstances had preyed so powerfully on his the frontin actal. The Keels immediately began. but by this time a crowd of holiday mind as to lead him to attempt the rash act, which we hope has, wof cattle my wnoksale, bat it seems folks, who had witnessed the first part --- -...curr..nee, by an effort of medical skill, been successfully frustrated. have no treaty(' most to blame. As to gathered round and sympathised with Cook In the Griqua country, beyond the der, and, as he passed along, opened ant covered from the panic mmasioned by passage; but, when the pursuer came, the eiosea red from Celimel Izlehardson, aud it their ranks and Mopped his progress. The guinea- teturned %Veek %my great so considerable to make his report to the colonel; and the mob, as the latter ``l'"g Mug advanta,„ .eatatizyt,spirited passed along, vented their disapprobation in very unequa% -----. ter Into the interior Mai mot 1J •Ariiroatli and Foriur . a 1." t" vocal Germs Thus tie matter rests for the present; out 1e4414;140 sneer, hail recovered in seine Meow* ' . .. .. Briaoi and Birtnlngharn .01. his harm, and had anima sacalea. should the offender be discovered lie may rue severely the •• II Cn.d" end dnlinnnend— .. 11 Dublin and Drogheda-- w a meeting of the eki,di wi giewes. consenuences of his gulbtntry. .. is Dublin and K116,111W11...... 116.6 4d011114134.11is to have inspired mine eon- .. 14 •Dondes and Arbroath .. it werntnent land surveys excited still a .. Is • Durham and Sunderland .. . 41.11 EXTRAORDINARY SUICIDE IN MANCHESTEIt. .. In Kil.loll ( °unties sod Northern Cl, nie and Major Smith lean compelled to wder both to protect the surveyors sad On the loth inst., a determined suicide was committed by ... lid' o"rre'v"enned j"re'Z' Imo Ro.reSea-ter...... so another 4 flag-staffs kft standing. The fight a man, appareutly about 50 years of age, in a warehouse in .. ~ 4/rest North of England .... the Bons, near Philippa*, was rather High Street, Manchester, occupied by, Mr. Lord, an agent •• " "'''''' we'''''' of lie on both sides. 15 Hartlenool Dock and Itail for the sale of prints, calicoes, atc. Shortly before twelve ' 8 dJ tl 1.411 •• .. Laverui4d 41161 6161111,aiCalo. es (him one iii .. .. . person E