Glasgow Courier. — 1847-06-01 (Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland)

TRADERS-CAUTION TO LADIES. abbot 1,300 men; he Watches the French so closely that they dare for as Robert Wylie, Esq, as croupier. was unwashed, and a small piece of dirty cloth was tied round its he Edinburgh Adtertirer.) not venture out of the reach of the guns; his men frequently fall f :Undivided profit, Dec, 1815 .£39,496 15 0 We understand that the (...IMonial Committee have offered middle. I'M man, as he was talking to me, placed the child in d Court on Thursday, before Mr. Sheriff upon the guards in the night at the watchhouses and massacre Net ere& for year ending Dec., 1846 to the Rev. Dr. Willis of this city the appoiutment of Prl- the middle of the furrow, pushed its arms to its side with the spade, 33,112 0 8 ' ' them. In the beginning of December last 400 French troops " • matins Professor of Theology in the Presbyterian college and, covering it so barely with earth that part of the cloth was the name of George Billion, was accused — marched out to attack him; in one skirmis'h they (the French) x 72.603 15 3 of Nova Scotia, New-Brunswick, &c., proposed to be opened still visible, he walked away and left him. I took the spade, and d wilful imposition, especially when coin- lost 50 men, and David so haraspytl them that, very few lived to ss in the-ensuing winter. This honourable and most important was going to bury the poor little child myself, when I recollected. induct two halfyearly dividends 22,600 0 0 gor uttering as genuine, forged or simu- return. They intend to Attack hies again when the reinforcenet, knowing the same to be forted; or MORA arriSe The French are training and arming the tribes who have .ve submitted; they are line men, most of them exceeding e Leavitt.. amount of un livided profit £50,108 15 3 resolution, however much to be regretted for the sake of fore walked to ards the gate. I met the same man, with an ase chairman regretted the loss of their late able governor, The ' ' tious, and with intent thereby to impose six feet in stature. I thiiik the French will soon be sorry for ' the Colonies, will endear him still more to the Renfield sistant, carrying a tray, in which was the body of a very old man, Daniel O'Connell, Esq., M.P., of whose utility to that bank they Church congregation, ..who have so long enjoyed the benefit followed by his son, who was about forty years of age. The party ges; as also swindling," in so far as he putting too much confidence in them. They (the French) havewere all quarrelling, and remained disputing for some minutes must all be familiar, and spoke in the highest terms of his conduct flf ' • t' G ard' n d upon a wicked and felonious scheme to offered a very large reward to any one who shall take or killo is ministra ions.- u *a . afternoon after they had brought the body to the edge of the trench. This as director of that company. A proprietor was anxious to used Suicide.-On Saturday lost, a man, trench was about seven feet broad, End had been dug, from one lid swindle the lieges, and to obtain money Thomas who has about 20 more Euglielunen with him, and fre- . re•art iiieti •t State the banstood with regard to its account with Deism 'else and fraudulent representations; and quently comeltad the With lti dlAgulae, bid the French do not • named John Morton, was brought to the Gorbals Police- wall of the burying-ground to the other. The corpses were 11-. I ' nr:7 The Chairmen said tlfe ball-ice due from the said scheme, on or about,the Bth Gettibto knnw him. They have lost an immense number of men since they e ategoiv,e, r office on the charge of stealing sonic iron, and lodged in a buried across it by fours, one obese another, and there was a was not more than £4,001, and that they held life for himself or for a copartherY (named), have been here; one vessel, the Uranie, has lost 400. Provisions late es ertorthre extent of 17,500, besides other securities, so that separate apartment, Between six and seven o'clock the moveable shutter which went perpendicularly across the trench, a partner, a Wenn lit the Royal Hotel, are very scarce and dear; the only fresh meat to be got is a few turnkey visited the room, and found Morton suspended by and was moved a step forward as soon its the fourth body was inrllireel'evaould be no lose to the company. Ile stated this the more also published, Nailed, and circulated in small pigs and fowls; there are plenty of cattle in the island, but readily, hadabroado I the neck ~ as reportsgot that time ate governor was by means of a black silk handkerchief, which he terred. One body had already been interred. The sou jumped ospettut or hand-bill, announcing that the French cannot get at them, for tiny have only possession of •down upon it, and while he was thus in the grave, standing upon had attached to the steam-pipe. Thisforms of indebted to the bank /60,000 or 170,000-(hear, hear.) The,pipe, , part, ilaPter Chinese, Persian and French shawls as much of the island as their ships can fire over, and when ti ' tor one body and !canine against three the twu grave-diggers gave report having been adopted, Mr. N. Maher,