Glasgow Courier. — 1846-02-10 (Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland)

COMMIT SUICIDE. ' their own. M. r. Marcus, sharebroker, Leeds, has been aPPrebended oils "I do not concur in the alarm and apprehension which you charge of' forgery. It is said that some time since Mr. Darliton. I entertain; Ido not admit the right of :my constituency, in ordiLupton, late mayor of Leeds, gave instructions to Mr. Marcus to nary cases, to make such all appeal to their representative_ purchase a quantity of stock, valued about £2OOO. The stock was delegation is inconsistent with the spirit and practice of the eonpurchased, but not being delivered, inquiry was made, and it was stitution. . discovered that Mr. Marcus had re-sold the stock, and forged Mr. "But Ido admit that you had reasonao suppose that I should Lupton's name to the transfer. Mr. Reid, chief constable of Leeds shipwrecks.—A despatch, received at Lloyd's from the went to apprehend him on Wednesday, when be was told that Mr. I recent occasions, when offering myself for re-election, on tho , : continue to support in Parliament the existing Corn-law—and on right, lie went into the inner office, and arrived just in time to , viously made in reference to that law. Foreign Office, relates to the ions of four vessels upon the Marcus was engaged in the inner office, but suspecting all was not I acceptance of office, I repeated the acelaratians which I had (luringpreeno a ; Ttevlealtl late Traveller, flreosl,nv i tetehrep Liverpool Widgeon, o, Ipswich;f r oln , dash a bottle of laudanum from his mouth. He -was examined on ' " I cannot forget the uniform kindness and confidence Wall - i Thursday before the magistrates of Leeds. It appeared from the you have reposed in me—l have appealed to you under difficult . et wilco of Mr. John Naylor, one of the partners of the late firm, circumstances, and you have given me steady and generous *S.A..hrninenl,c:fihsrociaP6tortsmouth to Myth; and Montague, from New- .... • castle to Hontleur. . that about the latter end of June last-the prisoner, purchased one 1 support. I hundred shares in the London and Croydon Railway, on account, "1- yield therefore at once to the expression of your wishes • ---eaOr nnilin'elii,u,r, as it appeared from the books of Mr. Darnton Luplon, the value this matter, and relinquish the honourable position which 1 rill fins' ' JoDhnitatieggotfona ofifaDr rotftmGleoel,dn •sadtneYrtlowwtn,aisn tilirti; ' I I county, was levelling some land on his farm, preparing to ,of whieh was £2300. About books, middle of July the shares were , vont. representative, without hesitation' you, make not, I assure • make brick, at.the depth, of about eight feet front the sr- i sold by the prisoner on account of Mr. Lupton for £2,474 10s. ' without pain and regret. And in thus bringing to a eloseou; face he net with a number of stones, laid very regularly, I leaving a profit of £174 Its. which the prisoner hail put in his own . long political connection, I desire to offer you my oordial aeknow and carefully deposited underneath be icund a piece of i pocket. when the shares, however, were sold, it was necessary that ' ledgments for many favours received at your bands. and for 'hermetal, which having been properly tested, proved a bar of . they should be transferred in the usual manner, and the prisoner.. tog afforded me the opportunity of taking some share in the eon_ pure gold,. weighing thirty ounces avoirdupois, which, at ; had accordingly forged the Mlle of Mr. Hannon Lupton to the duet of page affairs. £3 17s. Gd. per ounce (the average price), is value. for £ll5 , transfers. That gentleman haying been examined in support of "1 shall ever entertain towards you, individually and culieethe charge, the prisoner was remanded till Saturday. les. At the time his feather got possession of the farm, the tivcly, sentiments of esteem and regard ; and 1 heartily prat- that place win r-:, the gold was found, preseuted the appearance ; — - ------------ •in all your domestic and public relations • • a f . . , prosperity and aappiness may attend you. of an old fort, but was afterweaxis cleared- away. Subsc- ' Landed Property.—We understand that the fine Highland , I - " I beg to subscribe niN self, Gentlemen, (-lucidly when ili,ging potatoes, the men frequently,' observed estate of Aberttrder, in the county of Inverness, has been . , 'Your s.- . . faithful Ana 1e 1 . o, i lent servant, stones of a peculiar kind, which probably excited suspicion. I purchtucil by Captain Sutherland of Udale, for the sum et "Tno. P.