The Glasgow Chronicle. — 1847-03-10 (Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland)

IOLA MONTES.—Mumat, Fen. about one mile and a half from this town, had committee 20.—Tbis person, Who has left so many :souvenirs at suicide by throwing herself into the river Ribble, after Berlin, Dresden, and Paris, and who enjoys here an having administered poison to her five children. In thei exalted protection which creates scene scandal, has course of thelaj, circumstances happened which, it is tON '. - : just given rise to a disturbance which has required he rumour that Mrs L sad. the interference of the police. Yesterday, at &boat noon, the handsome Spanaird Was wAlkieg in the St. Luis Street, followed by an enormous bull-dog;. the animal barked at the horses of a brewer's cart which was standing before a,puplic-house. The hernia were frightened, and made sortie movements, which excited the dog' rage ;he rushed at one of the horses and severely bit him. This &mimed Mademoiselle. Lola, but did not suit the carman, who desired her to take her doe away rather" angrily, observing thet noboby ought to be permitted toiralk in the Bavarian capital with so ferocious a compeniou. Mademeiselle Lola either not Understanding the carman's words, or nither understanding them too welt (for she is said I her `o speak German easily enough)' struck the carman ith her umbrella in pooh a stylara to cut his fact,' - the blood flow copiously from it. A larks of bystanders sided with the carman, abused Atuiemoiselle Lola, .and gradually grew so exasperated, that, deeming her position a perilous one, she body In. ...er waled the threw herself into a chymist's shop, and shut the door Fishery, lying . a yard deep In the water. „_ so very violently that a number of panes of glass immediately forwarded to the ho. of Mr LiveseY, thT4 were shattered. The crowd gathered in front of the to await, a coroner's inquest. In the meantime the chitdruggist's, and loudly demanded that she should be clren had continued to get _Worse daring the evening, end awliiluerngefoonurwoa; stretmfo t lotprmllped the. gel; rieiomweevd'z, delivered up; as the summons was not obeyed, the I.^wanb° remaining panes were promptly demolished. Made,nansed Fanny, gradarEG got worse, and eventually died moiselle Lola was enabled to return honie,at night; about 4 o'clock on Satirday 'afternoon. We are glad to but this morning, as early as dawn, another large ' say that the other children are emasidered out of danger.' crowd gathered under her windows, and begast de; fire ingtistit vete hided ow ,thwbodies, but!!ijournad =kir molishhig them 118 promptly es the apothecary's had . , "1. been. The police succeeded in dispersing the mob, _,_ • but, as other gatherings were continually taking WRIRIMIND NEAR place, it has been found necessary to station a parity ,paper was recently read by Mr Richard Edmonds, of Gendarmea near her residence, and is •sentinel at j.un•' at the Prednisnazceylltitrtilln/loltsoariyvlocaitet&e tate:p.a. her door. It is etpectecl that Mademoiselle Lela ue:agd.l4l, At one o'clock In the afternoon ofthel.2th of DeMontes will shortly have to answer before the archer last, on the north-western coast of .the v.:- • brutal of Correction for the use she has thus made Will:mod of Penzance, four whirlwinds of her umbrella: were 40' ' in the ; Montetittc iintelitgett -te N.N.E.  better, whose hasbend is ehareb.raer in a.. has for the last twelve months been residing at .. le-Dale, with her children at the house of Mr Livesey, father, a highly ,respectable gentleman, who some ago retired from the cotton tirade. About 8 o'clock Friday.evening last she left the house of her father, unknown to the 'family, after having aseisted an attendant in putting the children to bed; previous to which she ad, ministered a 'doe of what she called Medicine to each, in the presence of the servant. About 10 o'clock in the evening all the Children began to complain of illness, and ea& appeared to be affected in a similar manner. , Thie,cir-4 eamstauce alarmed the inmates of the house, and ?drs Leadbetter not having returned. information was given to the neighbours, with a view of making inquiry for her. It *mad be stated that for some.dapi previous Mrs Lead- • -.4114 been exceedingly lo'-spirited. and tbe fact of saving the house on Friday evening, and not returning. taken in connection with the children's sudden 'illness, induced the family to suspect that something wr wrong. The whole of the evening was spent to the lige in a frailless search for 'Mrs • r. . _ .