Glasgow Courier. — 1844-01-20 (Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland)

COI.-Whstokeeld pension ? Wit.--He had norm.- in whir& she was pieced ;in fact she fainted twice or the Gooier. eon to drown tamed,. IN I know of. Qor.--That will do, Sir. its performance. Noterlthatauding, she still avowed herric comdaringplete Melartekoly Case -A poor fatuous woman, belonging to One of (To the Jury)--Gentlemen, you have heard the esiderace, and will insomnia, of the murder of her husband. Her age is stated to be Ross-shire who had been in the habit of wandering from ee ogee gee a correspondent in rani: • number y Forenles-,Teer Wateldp.we are all of 42. She arareared deeply distressed aa she approached the sod- home _unlit:own to her friende, was lately found by a /hap- a at Bawer - the last monde, dterninselllundon house ; and,llllllooff eih"fer the of Wilkie's one wind. Cor.-Well ; what 6 it? ForeessaWsidou't mind fold, and when platted under the fatal beam trembled violent) what. We're agreeable to anything your Worahipedeseet. Cor. The preliminaries baying been quickly arranged, and the ropeY• . . hei d lying on a hill in Sutherlandshire exposed to the rerld 'aglow ' g the S'afeNcOM. the title of Water-No; gentlemen-I have no right to dictata. abed bettor con- pined round her neck, the bolt was drawn and the sufforlogs of it wee and inclemency of the weather. When discovered, bar lora the seder silasaibeleted. VllFillk boa malting Basis, stilt together. Foreman.-We have, your W ere we eanie, the esejytereee mimed in this world. After 'the body had bung the lower extremities were found to be in a state of mortifica4g , ormilaeled by the Ceetosadiedise Witlieritlem. The Waterloo mend we are all unlmons. Cor.-I am happy to hoar it, gentle. uetucl thue, it wim ont clown .cl subsequently interred within She from frost-bite. She was lest week conveyed to the e '..,- men. (To the CI ) Mr. Dicks, take down the verdict. Now boundaries of the prison, thin making no kaa than nin tour- h and has since had both legs amputated by Dr. ns. It was Bret detained, and thee mild loud "ewes," :raving was, of °mires, seen. The offset upon tie Frenchmen was then, gentlemen. Foreman.-Why then your Worship Its "Jos- deers, six males and three females, that have been burled'within mary ere, • • tawatr tarn to 7.3 g.,, act of retaliatory reareamie upon the tillable Suicide;" but begs to recommend to mercy ;-and hopes the precincts of the jail since that comparatively reoeot stmt. Manford, one o. f the. ordinary medical attendants. We xre Welt elteredrea Few* native, in hatalaftag tistwWlll, • Strilintil be allowed our expeuses.-liewrs diapason. Met 01111.1 into oporogoo, tutderstand oho is going on well,-livirmot %%trio% tomb 11010 ee . PIOWNIIIIMM , .....0 . . 's ..  . -There has bees , ioodlMulry on Mon y. te 4h ha 'ir.bive no additional sasu•d,i bats fe* more Scotch 011.- ing without being 0' w ported, but the r' log, and prices  EDINBURGH s The top of wheat, 605., weighing weighing 67 lbs.; of oats, 240. 84., No. we*hing 62 lb.. per bushel. Average of wheat. 12 18 , Do. of barley 1 12 2 Do. of oats Ol9 6 Do. of pease aad beans lll 1 . EDINBURGH C•TTLZ The supply of sheep was larger than the previous week, a,. the demand was pretty good, and last week's prices maintained. General top 54. and 514. down to 44. per lb.; nearly *ll sold. ' The eattle were general l 3 of fine quality. The top may be quoted en- at Is. sinking offal.. A few turned out unsold.