Glasgow Courier. — 1864-06-16 (Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland)

ORMIDALE.)  CROP V. BROWN & RENNIE. In this case William Crop, miner, residing wood, Kilsyth, was pursuer; and Messrs Brown nie, coalmasters, Kilsyth, as a company, and Hamied. Brown, residing at Kilsyth, and William Rennie, reslo ing in Glasgow, individnal partners of that comparo 0, partners thereof and as individuals, were defende The issue was as follows : tbe " Whether, on or about the 28th day of May, 1863, 0 pursuer was in the employment of the defenders 0 a shanker, in a pit or shaft then being sunk by °era on the farm of Dovecotwood, near Kilsyth, tii whether, while so employed, he was, through„er fault of the defenders, severely injured in his r 9" son, to the loss, injury, and damage of thepurstier' Damages were laid at £lOOO. A verdict was returned for the defenders. 1, tot The pursuer appeared for himself with Mr Clrem Kilsyth, as agent.  More than ten millions of oysters were consunlea Paris last year. sl• Emigration to America proceeds with as much at Queenstown as if it had only just begun' Sister Madame de la Pommerais, under the title of Clothilde has joined the Ursuline Convent in Pari,s•the The value of property found and deposited abt Paris Prefecture amounted to £35,400 during the 1— year. vraoce Most of the newspapers of the great seaports in admit the necessity of making a sweeping modific*. of in their shipping laws. b" Paris,anMa anatomical aCht o°amsst aslat dissection. ihnigus l sf he e fdr °Pmupai IP u nof The Duke of Sutherland is on his way home f 113., :thureehreoespeictaelas  yachting excursion. He returns overland, and pected to reach London on the 17th. On Friday, two men were killed and a third lit st injured, by an explosion of fire-damp in a new shn the Victoria Colliery, near Pontefract. 0 00 Abd-el-Kader is about to take up his residence o beea estate at Biraboubeblah, in the Isthmus, which 110 given to him by the Suez Canal Company. ao The famous Sam. Bonello, a man now upsce.l 'fel° seventy years of age, last week walked all the Ws; Leeds to be present at "The Hawick Derby." eels' In the Hispano-Peruvian difficulties, the repre° s tives of England and France have taken joint steP9 non-official character to effect a reconciliation. eT On Wednesday, a shocking affair occurred e".,istor worth, Notts. Mr Suttercliff, the Independent 11.1,0,. of the village, committed suicide by cutting his tPe`",fit,') The Maharajah Duleep Singh has fallen in 11,410' a Miss Mooney at the Presbyterian Mission weelig:i Alexandria, and they are to be married in a few jae Captain Stone of the Africa is again in possertiovr his certificate, and about once more to cross the 00. in command of the vessel he has so long and abv gate& t't tref Sir Alexander Buchanan, the English 3.410-1 Berlin, who has been suffering from erysipelas,.'s WO' better. Lady Buchanan has arrived in Berlin Scotland. f On Saturday evening, Thomas Cearns, Captgr:ta flat Georgina, fell into the Wellington Dock, ilital3s" and was drowned. The body was recovered en 5, by his son. A meeting of paper manufacturers was lield„nolltrrrstiaepe: day on the effect of the recent legislation /11,",lianie and it was resolved to seek relief through a x g" tary committee. ootinG The Conservatives of Southampton have :1110000 their intention of bringing forward Mr Rues Q.C., in conjunction with Mr Alderman R°fie' 0 next general election. f Pecos A despatch from the British Minister othe eig points out the expediency, and in some cases sity, of British subjects travelling in Germs' provided with passports. Collie 013 The men in the employment at Soirees I,oleg Ks t rillilkmteapr nf 00 rrotcnskee,aa,rr eal nearly fuetmhmreaedleewml ouornknattohi nes: aMmg oer naHdaoa;;;;l:aal tc srstr el 00 jot. to their demand of 4s 6d per day; Oe a from a lunatic asylum where she had bet3n g—taro 3" eight years. Next morning she cut ber frightfully as at once to end her life, katl A surfaceman, named Alexander Batten, Nis 00 Bogbain of Inshes, was killed at the Wel'''. VC, of the Inverness and Aberdeen Junction Friday, by an engine running over him. c Oene'ao The Gazette contains despatches from Lie,nr„,- det4;; • Cameron, New Zealand, dated March a gniTio co) of the successful progress of the troops uncle' iiieg mand, and a list of killed and wounded. ropeop Poniel; Some fresh instructions h_av ,een sent froni Street to the Govereer..l of British Coloniesi the treatment of prizes captured by Federars. 01.51derate cruisers, if brought into British wate.ectecl .„101; The Gazette de Flaw) says that the Piger of ; to riage between the Princess Dagmar, d antoce, b Chriatian of Denmark, and the Grand,..„ 4. tUO tllll4O ot bail* it dtiallitiVeY /494'w F!',:.  8.40----',l; :,,.: ..- -“Aette:.-104,t;..i,4Tite-„Ve-irAL:l' -1 :4-,-7-ANAti. „I _„,4,,,,,.,. 2.„, :,a4:l, ~ -6,3.1 e. f 1,4 tm; ' .'6l- , ---;‘;j4i2,'  ,1 •  II I I