Glasgow Courier. — 1848-11-18 (Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland)

GLASGOW. lux cargoes of wheat are to be bought on rather lower terms 1 • (Prom the tittoond Milian of its Indian corn has somewhat more favour, and some cargoes d • ,tl. Our non-professional readers and the man was saved. The poor fellow had been washed Mr. Lumsden, treasurer to the Royal Infirmary, has e.t.a,. at tate offered rata.. .. ... '1- 1, , : 'We have received advice, from Bt 'ficer under arrest marches out overboard from an outward-bound brig, the master of which received from "a Lady," a donation of £26, for the benerfit "''' muung and distilling bark se pressed and difficult of sale. Malt, pease and beaus in oy ' ' mina to the 7th Oct. illy r ; . lop, deprived of his sword, must have supposed him irretrievably lost. A tolerable of the institution. . request, at our previous currency. The oat trade still rent-ad . MOULT/04 AND TED • incident, Captain Noel was round sum of money was subscribed for the sailor so for- Suicide.-On the afternoon of Wednesday last, a hatter, e is. state, and 'the large supplies of foreign press heave, , returning to bin duty dnr- innately saved from a watery grave, residing in Melville Street, committed suicide by hanging low and Irregular prices, with little or no demand for other s,:-...' BOMBAY, Ocr. 17.-The positlou of member of Parliament. Death of a Veteran Officer.-Major E. Macready, an old himself. He was found suspended by a piece of linen-cloth, Punjanb, has not materially change, mder arrest for such a Waterloo officer, died very suddenly at his residence, near on a nail which projected from the wall of his house. He nonun ow stater?, woe. 14. last mail. There has been no more of proceeding, whilst Brjetol, on the 4th instant. He had been connected with had been very dissipated for some weeks previously. Our corn market to-day was only moderately applied. e • little intriguing of which we were not neat constitutional the army for upwards of thirty-five years. He served in Shopbreaking.-On Tuesday morning, it was discovered and barley tme a good demand at fully the currencies of k ' any additional complication of relatic -d Cardigan that the campaign of 1814 in Holland, with the 30th, and was that the shop of Mr. Fowler, grocer and prorision-merehant, last, and oats were Bd. to 64. dearer, member of the engaged at Fort Frederick Hendrick, on the 21st of March. Garaged Road, had been broken into daring the night by White(wheol4.24, Od to 29s Od I Oats; (old) 134 01 u, ;..,, , were confused enough before. Gent 'Se invariably His next services were in the campaign of 1815, throughout 'thieves, who seem to have effected an entrance be forcing De.(red)eeeeeeet 04 to 28. dill oatmeal movements of his camp, has =nag ewe of the the whole of which he was engaged, sharing in the dangers through one of the panels of the front door. £5, in notes, lls 6,1 to ;;. where he awaits the coming i einforci New OsOdeo Os Od Flour (secondeets 6d to 1,, : mt. The of Quatro Bras, Ligne, and Waterloo. The deceased officer, silver, and copper, along with a quantity of provisions, were Barley„.-- 111sed ele lee 64 Indian corn 34s 04 to :t . give battle in the meantime. It is tE ebeence at the conclusion of tbe continental campaign, proceeded carried away by the audacious plunderers, who are still at Bare le SI to 0. 04 (per 480 lbs,• and Share Singh place no confidenc ,esaid to the East. Indies, and there saw some rough service. Be. large. Oats (new)„ .. 88 *B. Od et,. - took part in the siege of fAsserghur, in Marchand April, 1819, Accident-On Saturday last while a slater, named Wright, separation of their Interests and the' ,e and was shortly afterwards placed on the half-pay tat, with was employed on the top of a home in Stirling Street, '. weinetiarew