Glasgow Courier. — 1857-06-23 (Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland)

VII., in Willie's to get rid of euntry o far lholiC led hi lair ay least ~ picture of the Pope and Napoleon at Fontainblean, s nit might urn IS chit. It ahead by • only he isn't fat.' and the idea of a lean pontiff, one . . tataegam le eseaaaammineetaidsy, end whose poll should be worthy of three hats, is into's) 'siowititr 7eTed he --tiper mmt. rable. Altogether Brougham is an altered man, and I=ll4itlazes tin they took the means of infinitely for the better. If he go on at the same e tons *Regains,. ' rate for a few score years longer, as he seems to , tax for roethssideg unmated along bare made up his mind to do, wings will sprout out two-year-old *tots, and what was goon :Insted ItAtlin/sound would lift it, so of him, and he will be the fac-simile of a seraph-a were readily bought up. If there had been double It mgliglieersidd he 12544 in Scotch seraph, of course-mach before the time he quantity of this kind of stock they would hays met ready market. The heifers did not meet the same en-1111411-46.614111.11"""1" So* this has reached the age of Methusalem. Slue *epee& to-take rational means couragement. There were buyers for all kinds, and i. trade was kept op with great spirit up to two o'clock, a_rgue that thou who dee the leads Miss Anna Gurney, a member of the well-known about which time a lull took place • but this arose from Min, hat It is (dear that whoever uses Gurney family, aid a lady of some little note in the fresh competition, several parties hiving arrived by the different trains, which caused the holders to stand out =PI!" sad cheese, " P"Tidita literary and scientific world, died a few days sines at for the prices asked Ili the mornitig, which they 7ard `°",,,,si and will will- the residence of her brother, Mr. Hudson Gurney, at ultimately obtained. This did not, however, mike any adRam Imilel"be. iii "MI du" manner. Kirswiek.ular Norwich. Miss Gurne/bpublished an Twice in prices, but a considerable number of the heifers . of mg." r°°4° mad. for 7° 7" " °°w excellent translation of the Saxon ronicle, and added. p I i n gA' stab to good dr race oge ,Awuobon nbey...a asa oda a mks". end theme" the living at N. orthreppe, near the coast, she took a lively exchanged bands. At the close of the market a few lots of inferior heifers remained unsold. Three-year-old Adam's n „ Clair, 6 years lee ar",' - amwommel aim. interest in inventions for saving the lives of shi West Highland heifers ran from £6 to £8 84; two-year "saw =par ban wrecked mariners. To promote the latter object she olds, from 1.5 1011 to £6 155; three- ear-old sto from The Open Hurdle ee a 3 SClts, each, with itellihnill my had a gun manufactured at her own expense to fire the same country, from 48 to £ll ha; and twts'o-year- Mr. P. Brown's hr g The Prince j* k. advaseed oft • line to • storos.tored weseek. Miss Gurney, at olds, from IA to £7 15e. Tim boilers advanced from Ifie Mr. Cooper ns b g • y IC'S alital Pa. I I I k the title of beg death, was el roars el age, a bead above list year's prior, and the stets about VOL kloellently co-mpeilcedt4rfo-rt • 111.11  Military College, to 4, Smythe, promoted. 55th Foot—Ensign G 11 Cope out purchame, vice Pritchard, deceased; , S S Pluliertoo, from the Royal Military Ensign' without purchase, vice Cope, pr 66th Foot—Ensign A N Bolton t ,r4spurchse, vice Hobson, deemGubbins,  make, but a '• humanity—however as men of business—they Ad of the person of the defaulter. elapsed before any instructions r• authorities for his arrest; and city of the criminal officers offer of any reward for the al. -na justice, the printed due, , person ~. which was circulated, and efforts subsequently to lay bold of him, were regarded.by the public as ...re formalities. We do not mean to charge the bank with having connived at the escape of Mr. Salmon; simply state what took place. According to our view the matter he ought to have been apprehended moment it was known he had committed the which his suicide; by permitting escape, Ariy be affirmed that the bank In discharging a duty which, for the sake of the pub. lie, it ought to have discharged. But seeing that principal criminal was granted time to put beyond the reach of justice, and accepting as an indication that the bank, in the first , bad no desire to proseente the case, the good grounds for thinking that the kw Messrs. Reid and Gentles now partakes ma lion than justice. It is to be hoped that gi out of the apparent evil which thole young labouring under. Should their cue come  men arena% to iris! they or impsrthat erni an intelligent jury, and we trust succeed in their innocence in any direct participation of Mr. Salmon as clear to the public generally a. is to those who are personally acquainted with t... The universal belief Is, that they are innocent of inten. tional fraud, and that they have never touched one sixpence of the money which Mr. Salmon charged them with having appropriated. Haring entered the bank as lads, they found themselves in • false position before - - which such -