Glasgow Courier. — 1844-11-14 (Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland)

GLASGOW.  ~—Ou Monday last, a respectable elderly gentle residing in Hutchesontown, committed suicide by -•• himself to his own bed-post. His wife was tbe first er the position of the rash old man, but it was • he bad hung so long that there was no hope of  Tuesday, about one , High Street, neighbourhood a pistol and pistol again, the muzzle of contents in his  The deceased from the activity,  .0 readiness to recew. - - , turned to the unfortunate vessel, wow, yards distant. Manby's mortar and Csrte'i , and Accident.—On Thursday morning, about nine o'clock, a 'Lively at work, but it appeared to the by. .4 the joiner, residing in Coweaddens, when working at a new stilt too distant io effect a communioatioa DOW remained, they were reserved agreed building in Alston Street, unfortunately fell from one of I mid ',her nearer, which it was anticipated which he the windows, a height of four stories, and was so severely " 11 'IA 14 o'clock The mortar still it without mutilated that he died about three hours afterwards, y at 7 u'duck a Mot smack the reamed N, Many Money-Finding in G orbals.— On Tuesday morning, , the rope the captain, the mate. see -our of about eight o'clock, as an elderly gentleman was passing ..c Cu shore in a bruised and dreadfully ' at along the Glasgow Bridge, he accidentally dropped the sum poor fellows still remained on board, and but without effect. The darkness of thi 1101 V approached the foot of the oliff, the of £l3 in bank notes, which was immediately afterwards . the picked up by a little girl, who not long after, was dispos.: all the apparatus from the beach, sassed of her prize by a gentleman (,) who claimed the money .1 were obliged to be.postpoutid until the o'clock as his own, and, without ceremony, took it out of her hands. , soon as the moon rose it wee discovered thal iroaehed within 40 yards of the ellif, and at 0 _. _ ,of age, This new claimant had a boy leading by the hand dressed led by Lieut. O'Reilly, the Use. G. Brown, , ear, completely in tartan at the time he claimed the money, and the Gorbals ol t and two of the coast-gmad, who to their immediately on Police, from information they have received, are on his leation,found the two seamen alive, Cut aim.: ._ wound, found the man track. . and weakiie.s. They were instantly rem., the Committee of Privy rash not Suicide.. s they received every care and attention. it. Ito the Lords Commis- . seventy man, resi , that in addition to the lobs of the captain's i an eminent house, years of age. hanging 1 and cabin-boy, a seaman had perished in attempting to leap iut... from the boat, none of wbose both.. have )et been bound. The cap- - old rope has hitherto Rattray—Fatal e, . The . day a herd boy to discover L. tab, mate, and one seaman were taken to Mr. Bird's farm, and been L. . ..., eave been, he habit of receiving was directed by his master to pull so _ hay from a etrkek found that he ba,.. rwere attended by Mr. Wilson, surgeon, of Bermes, while the from foreign vessels in part payment for chain cables sup- near the house, which be did,' but not having erhaluder were taken care of at the Victoria Tavern. The agents pull i his resuscitation. plied by them to those vessels; their Lordships have au- enough, he was sent back. The boy on his second visit, it Determined Act of Suicide.—On of that excellent instibition, the Shipwrecked Mariners' and, • • dm 1t.,. A- Ryer: and Mr. E. Beth bell, had hot baths in readiness thorised the Commissioners of the Customs, in conformity seems, had pulled an over quantity, and undermined the o'clock, mid-day, James Smith, fiesher, for the reoeptioe of the sufferer., wbo once provided with food with the suggeatioas contained in their report on the sub- stack, which fell upon him. The accident was not dis- Paisley, went into a shooting saloon in the rat wed eh:thing, and their expe.es paid to Bun. There was only iect, to charge the duty at the rate of ..ElO per mut, upon covered till a neighbour had informed the master that of his place of business, and, after obtaining a one Reuben... .s board, a passenger; Lb. captain and crew old cables, taken from foreign 'bits, under the conditions one of his stacks had fallen, which brought the boy to taking two shots at the target, he loaded the were all Russians. prescribed in the Board'a Order of nth May, 1840, viz., his recollection and on removing the hay the poor boy went down close to the target, and putting that the same be rendered wholly unserviceable by being was found smotisered.—Perth Paper. the pistol in his mouth, he discharged the M, drag° has predicted that the impending winter ia likely to reduced into lengths not exceeding three fathoms. The Sea-Pike.—We stated last week, that numbers of this head. Instantaneous death was the result. prove the coldest known for many years. previous order, alluded to, directed the delivery of these fish were taken in the Beauley Firth, at Wester Loma. had repeated attacks of apoplexy a few years ago with The Coble.' well was robbed lately by bandits, who off old foreign cables, on the conditions mentioned, 0a Day- Upwards of twenty were found lately in a shallow part , effects of which he never fully recovered his mental a booty of 25,000 f. ment of the ad vales-em duty nr on .... ......• -, .% _.e .i.- -:--. ri---- k........ t..._ I _!. . _ ___ -