Glasgow Courier. — 1860-08-09 (Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland)

AWOL. ot 11 Ina's to the 'met' 'hidden fit of insanity, and while in that state cornIt is equal Wthrea London' of 1800. It increases- Mitted the murders. The prisoner was a sober inat the mae of , about -4000 a week.- half by. births dustrious man, and was to have been married the (their excess and half by immrti= same day (Tuesday) to the murdered young woman. itoi excess. over, on.) It is remarkab e that Since the reception in jail of the prisoner he has in London ono in mix of those who leave the world maintained the same defence as when before the dies .in one pithe public institutions—a workhouse, magistrates. He states that his mother did not like hospital, sok* or prison. Nearly one in eleven his intended marriage, and out of revenge had murof the deaths is in a workhouse. dered his intended, and for fear of being found out Bronze: DZA'fll OF A VoLurrreza Beriptiks-rxit.— had murdered his two brothers, and would no doubt ~ , : .„ • the rifle vohmteers of Stockport mus- have assassinated him, and then committed suicide, preparatory to the review at Newton- leaving her husband to suffer when he returned • • ';•On the march from the Market Place home for allowing the unfortunate young woman, oodbank, Mr Johnson, who was leading with Mary Wells Streeter, to stay in the house pending the clarionet, suddenly faltered and sank to the the marriage. He had no doubt but he was the Agroun9l, sad is about four minutes ceased to exist, moving instrument in causing her death, but if he The volunteers were dismissed immediately afterthe had not done what he did he also would have been "'mournful event—Mancheater Guardian. killed. It is commonly said that the prisoner, if he Priceo,:t.riorr or Panustrerrr.—lt is now under. really committed the murders, must have been mad that the prorogation of Parliament Will take at the time, but those who have him in custody say on Saturday, the 25th, or Monday, the 27th that his conversation is anything but like that which ' A to lOw the IMMSIOII cannot terminate is expected from a madman. There is only :until ten days the Appropriation- Bill is intro- approximating to the semblance of insanity, . duced, and thOt bill cannot make its appearance is the coolness displayed by him, as if nothing until after all the supplies have been voted. happened in his family. We (Army and Natty Gazette) regret to hear that After the examination rerti dissensions have sprung up among the members of InspectorStretedhthuerstfnatiree:r ed the royel 'appointed to inquire into the state of ~ and that Mrßicardo, M. P., of breaking to him the alstheaseß ed. He will be succeeded by butchery of his daughter, 11.414-iire eresisising members of the information possible-res respecting the • • are for the present pursuing their labasles, which promise to be of a lengthened the character. beaming description totY_ Youngman, wren g appearance the officer Age and infirmity have at length so far prevailed Mr and Mrs Streeter, that the Rev. P. Brae's) has been compelled to cease and a ismnin friend, from &Aire duty; be preached his last sermon in on breaking the sad intelligence Haworth Church on Sunday, the 21st ult. We be- deceased, and tragedy at Manor Neve that. the Rev. Mr Nicholl, the husband of became excessive. After their paroxysms 'Charlotte Bronte (Curter Bell), will become the in- somewhat subsided, they all admitted that 'eumbent of Raworth.—.Efaiijax oourier. had been their forebodings of some dreadful Minpanert To A