Glasgow Courier. — 1844-03-07 (Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland)

BIT. G. WATSON, M(OAR OF CAISTOZ. cession of George the Fourth. The appearance of the Throne On Sunday morning of Caistor wre about eigite-eincek, the inhabitants a throw n into 'hte Wit tairdernation•by the dl.- MirTInCIMM. Room is truly marificent. The hangiegs of the throne *miry that the Rev. Geo. Waterer, the view of that nistenne of are composed of rich crimson silk velvet, superbly embroi- perish, and rector of the adjoi miller Itedivrell, had tem- Yr * principle, or indication of future policy- dared/ and duoril.w.i ,goldlace. The floors. „ : ~et mined suicide under powilmly .lag up, I of a w • • , •• Mr. Ns, definite mad bainemadas akkerstosie the ask apart Men are crweidleMW , , 1 WANDS as • '. *Wed .- • •is ex.; pow Friel/ .egonmeass sot finest descriptions 47 at pekes quite equal lam too manufacture, having the ulna of Eagissliir . • • 0 4 , 5i.,., .o _ .. - , • • dew Ruud% I wet - obtained ea this day se bet, ill , Math • placed at the corners. It gives us great pleasure te .., inn.. , .„ sass-, .„,, WIM . I's .'' : • , • sen- 'lli - plitlt mayforwas -41moy- -WOW "wassidatelt . , that the whole of the beautiful damaska, brocades and vel- 'Abilities led . - •47" . , • ' -et fanned from entailing pedeset on their ••••••••TS. Since , 9 ' attfigly, bet tete . ...ivarseies. vets are of British manufacture having been made expressly slight, to Mt; , Oes tif • '" .op which Oisruptioo, various parties have received the ceremony of orifitige, Bogey &ease of is '' - instances as. by the Sidtalfields weavers daring the. winter, and may Ilttar,__ __we. ellbila ' Odoirbilidirraht ' d led to whose banns are not-proclaimed at a parish church, or otherwise; ' "it' eeeen tliscollanderien tff inewhi7Jradur au, Disci.. yet, although these " Gretno Green" marriages are solemnised by safely chal enge comparison with any similar productions on Ohm hot:- "-PA atiy last thasiimalidaft was mented, and the " Free" ministers, It is nursery that the registrations of births and the Continent. „ Cotandesioestwesported-not cer.. We lidliitleriela et calmilinity of marrieges be recorded-in the proper place. It may also be stated Two marriages are about to take place in the Russell Mr. Wateoi, for of that they woe: ,nedges-bet merely that, according to the law of Scotland, any clergyman solensedslag family. Lard Francis is to marry Miss Peyton, the daughter test there was at.yea ,fude 01. ievertigation ; add- • marriage without a proclamation of banns, is liable to transom* of the Rev. Algernon Peyton er, to titers ; and Lord Alexander will log, however, libe : iliflo.WAYPell sing:„ ed tation, and the Free Chareh ministers should be on their guard,. shortly be united to Miss Holmee. Lady Augusta Fitz- Thie",„,,,labc'eri°,l_ . Ereet-hiejlt„eg NW Ishestleganord• *Pe enallied, clarence, sister to the Earl of Munster, is to be united to wu t7o7n;h'Tee • eine re"'c___a-s-.., . „ n a enmtive le beer. On Sa- , Comte Boude a Swedish nobleman of a large fortune and turday his pre.suAietoess had settled-late daspeedenc,. and he very ancient family.-Court Journal. expressed fesrs• IhjFihe affair would, to use las own expression, Letters from St. Petersburg of the 10th ult., announce " Set the better 51• Idea." Thesetutu mem sees to be realised. that the intelligence received in that city of the demise of ll" "lb. ....rtenetilleothlten! _ o'sieek on Sunday morning, row rrom his IMIG, sett to his ng gown and slippers wain the Grand Duke of Saxe Coburg, the Grand Duchess of into his sitting room, where he ware to have loaded a gun and Oldenburg, and the Archduchess Maria of Austria, has sus- discharged its contents into his month. Ilia skull was dread. pended all the rejoicings which were in pr in honour folly shattered, end he was found, as before stated, about eight of the marriage of the Grand Duchesses Aarlassudrina and o'clock, of course quite dead. The Coroner's jury came to a tineiliaiboinoulveruadich--, mental" hat the deoeased had destro ed himself while Elizabeth. The Imperial Court will go into mourning for derangement." Mr. Witaou was 44 a fortnight. Admiral Gall, one of the oldest Admirals in of age. gHe was presented to the vicarage of Coiner, by the years a the Russian navy, has just died, at the age of 84. He was Wl'. (now Dr.) Hook, Prebendary of Oldster, iss 1833, sod to the upon. an Englishman by birth, and has been sixty years in the rectory of Rotbwell, by Lord Yarborough, in 1835. He WU • Web- Russian service, gentleman whose urbanity and kindness of diepoidtion endeared iif he Health of the King of Sweden-Hamburg, Feb. 23.- him to his parishioners, aad his melancholy and affecting end will eb long and deeply regretted by all who had the pleasure of his compli- The latest accounts from Stockholm are of the 16th inst. acquaintance. The whole of the shops in Caistor have been parexcused the It is to be regretted that the bulletins of the King's health tially closed as a mark of respect to the deceased. seem only to indicate the constantly increasing debility of the august patient. They are as follow :-" Feb. 14, .. MONTHLY RY BITUAR . One P.M.-His Majesty felt rather well yesterdayquailafter