Glasgow Courier. — 1862-04-17 (Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland)

IMP. 94 ditaal the eight towns. the epidemics, at each branch to be put in, so as to save as much there is some talk of its revival as a weekly mag.azine. i the mast et _ ... _ auk id the ussisiiiy. as possible—the whole etratch of the .canal, from Mr Anthony Trollops has a work in hand relating his experiences in the United States, from which he lore; -r-supsdkil of dams from SheePford Lochs on the east, to Black"' L°ollll on turned the other week. ritli per Not. •is Per& es 13•4 per the week being drained. The stop gates were Mr P. G. Tait, Professor Of Natural Philosophy in the he HI per.ositv et tie doses. ultimately got in at Blair Bridge on the west, and University of Edinbuigh,,has an Elementary Treatise iNseip a tbik awns also at the Duudyvan, Summaries, and Langloan on Quaternions in the pros. Mak, .4 branches, but not till about three feet of the water The equestrian statue of the late Prince Consort, for had run WIG Meanwhile, a large body of workmen, which the Liverpool Corporation has voted £5,000, is ii dm* . awn under the superintendence of Mr John Barr, in- to executed by Mr Thornycroft. la mat wind. Mg death. were apector, Mon land Canal; Mr John Murray, wood thiPniudetteDeledlarocto hEe.'s celebrated picture of "Maria An. alone. Execution" has been purchased for the merchant, and others, made great exertions to get rears old and upwards, died in the enormous sum of £32,000, by a wealthy London brewer. dr evil remedied with planking and other material, larch. The oldest was a farmer— The Royal Academy has resolved to advance the d attained the age of 96 years 7 byiesting and sinking them over the gully, which, allowances to the widows of academicians and associates biseseeer, was useless. The extent of the damage will from £75 per annum to £lOO in the first-class, and from suicide were recorded daring the not be properly ascertained until the place has been £45 to £75 per annum in the second. up, at which workmen are busily engaged. The French press has been spasmodic of late. Somebout a mile of the canal entirely emptied. times it pours out abundantly, and at other times it , Belgians and the royal family On Ileaday night, about eleven o'clock, after the delivers itself in driblets. The past week has been a end visiting London during the watts was run into the channel, the repairs previ- week of driblets. pillion. ousijr made unfortunately give way, and the whole OAn ir edition of the New Testament o Rev. B. F w eetoott a mum= ball signified his readi- we washed down into the burn. The stop-gates HreAo '7ferevirme IT by of Trinity College, itable Observatory, with instni at She 'we breeches had only been removed for publication by Messrs Macmillan & Co. of the value of £ISO, under oer- sboetewe persises, and before they could be "The Adventures of an English Boy lost a connection with Cranetoll'a Min • *der wen traduced by nearly four Affghans after the Massacre of Cabul," rel ...lutJM,UeI above the arch, which self and edited by Mr Hubert Oswald Fry 'ILY in the Field, sporting rang=ll6A to lie Caledonian Rail- be published by Messrs. Smith, Elder & Co. At eggs laid in ea E ' farm- way big amiggooke garesegoeke, fell The Library Company, we hear, intend to tea if them as in dimen- desperssib *An* theih= mob& followed single volume for 10s 61 yearly, which is ch as we are now to allude to. by apggiggaggg gibo wok ihissaassraiss what is ordinarily charged by librarians. The 4 Dmoveher, in this neighbour. eg geakipeemyee a sass hose has expect to .commence business in a month or six Set, itduck of the Rouen breed be=als iilier everest, me time ago we mentioned that ItePeere lewer earlireg will "Adam Bede" had completed another no ribg 4by 7 inches. weighing S be 40=0.411111.1114 _,. j___, 1t„,.. _lPlNL.sanal, hoped might be published in the course of .. spring. I after, another followed 084 hie. entienisbie rw mew& .reuremofe It was, however, decided that it should first appear in ;44 ex, and ducky is Ceagglaing . . . rile ZOWill Will OM be the pages of BlaCkwood's Magasine, where it may now be 00414 tenllntlint4 if not KCVO; mem" 666 6 of 1,01/111111 %mown read in monthly sections under the title of "The kl/e, Chronicles of Carlingford.  opposite tickets an of the man, a belonging to Cos. Kirkwood. On Sabbath forenoon "it was discovered that one of the occupants of the lodging-house kept by Samuel *Wilmot), Kirk Street, Calton, had died during the night. Deceased named Jane Watson or Campbell, and,. - Saturday night much the worse of At the River Bailie merchants were fined—one five in the sum rods, which had b. harbour, to remain t. travention of the bye-la On Monday afternoon, . David " residing leading 4, and