Glasgow Courier. — 1850-08-13 (Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland)

LONDON CATTLE MARKET, AUG. 12. The New .Postal Rilpdations•—Lord Clanrienrde (Post- Her HejealiS Arrival in Rdisiburg4.—Nothing farther has her Majesty. Nothing of a definite nature was them, a va-d Beasts 4,129, sheep and lambs 31.920, calves 288, pigs 205. master-General), Mr. Labouchere (President of the Board transpired regarding the nature of the arrangements at on, but we understand that Mr. Leeman, on behalf Beef 2s. 10d. to Bs. 10d., mutton 3s. 84. to 4s. 24., veal 25. 64. to of Trade), and Mr. G. cesunail Lewis (secretary of the Berwick for tke reception of the Queen and Prince Albert Company, and Captain Smith, the Mayor of Berwick, land beasts Holland calves 186; Treasury), to whom the new postai regulations have been at the inauguration of the n,uwe ,eledeet ' ' over the Tweed. behalf of the Corporation, were to meet Sir George Grey 3s. 84., pork 3s. 2d. to 45., lamb 3s. 10de.stouts. 84. 887, Holland sheep il,..zkliaolnladnsdupfifolk beasts 250; Leicester, referred, will present their report, we nivlimpiatistems Two- Her isexpeeted Le melt about five or six at Alnwick on Tuesday last, when something positive would 'cotelibeasts Northampton, and;Lincolnshire 2200. The supply large. Trade day next. Whilst recommending every pensibleasecession ogookon oglisseggskisa4. party are to be arranged. It is in contemplation, we beheve, to render steady, at Friday's prices. Choice meta brisk sale. Prime Scots to the religions feelings of the community; nottneouninumit , tromi,occ.,...r. _,..away,,, ' biliikraml asstmerstsats are in the occasion worthy of the royal presence both on the part 3s. 101. per stone. with public convenience or the necessities of putiewlair, ' 'ma. • litt 411=11 beam. west of the of the town and the two railway companies." cases, it is most likely that they will advise a relaxatiew of t 04 for e _4. ' ..' - lifitlesty. It will extend Svieide.—On Sunday forenoon, a young man, a compositor, "•'-''''''"'' the strict order against the transmission of letters ht town about one hundred fees and is understand to be rather ele- named Lindsay Anderson, committed suicide, by drowning Opening of and country on Sundays, which has been found to work so gent in design. Tlitan,ls a gate Immediately opposite the himself in the Clyde, opposite the Physic Well. He deli- This neat little injuriously and so unequally sines it was imposed by the osonnesa basalt ~ . ' prottlit Into the rooliiiititl.erlson's berately threw off his coat and plunged into the river; and opened for divine service vote of a majority of the House of Commons.--Leudea Woo' th end nithu . ."-,!;: . of the .y of though several people, who were close at hand, witnessed the church, the Rev.)" Observer. ~____,,, ... the b Park: '144" , datum' the act, they were unable to render any assistance. The officiated during ' Menstrual to Si* R. Pei in "1414'...., .r_The, ~__./11"a 111ig"a1ag".,_,...... the Walt; mid t `'" - yeamhs. ' side will body was recovered shortly afterwards, by Mr. Geddes' D'Orsey preached towards the monument to Sir never* "-•• -Is "--"'N' salmi' ' ... ..„.neerunt . '.7""-'- ' - the dimmer& who will assistants, but life was quito extinct. The deceased was from the fifth verse amounted to £1,041 9s. 6d. _, doubt/aim arimmaie to greaf ' Majesty mid the royal carefully brought up by most respectable parents, but the words of his text The Egyptian Government Mt ordered 'IOIO AO* 'MU family' with* right Stadti - on their first ecomm- latterly had beeMbe very -dissipated, and to this cause his preached to them." shell for lont artillery service at Aleimmdria. &a of the -*MO their litii*Ort. '' Sad end may be atiiiibuted. was liberal. . .