Glasgow Courier. — 1860-09-20 (Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland)

PAISLEY. sublime or imaginary conversions that have taken place, court will be held on Saturday. I to show that arsenic had some length? and went clear y . . there has been a descent into the de ths of si state of mind for the last three weeks. frew were held last week. The following are the On Frida ' t. hld tl • tur • P n, and a y open-air mee Inge were e on te pic - very rapid descent too. The vanity that actuates e The British Workman states that out of 2,000 On Saturday afternoon, the children of West been. administered to . Mrs M`Murrich in the porridge, Fl hf'D ald e numbers of the claims lodged, admitted, and re- esque ground of the Wilson Educational Institute, which t -t: ,r • ' tth f in •n specimens of handwriting sent in by parties from Campbell Street Reformed Presbyterian Sabbath ' but it failed to convict the prisoner, ora on , o the o inion of his Lordship who jected for the several parishes :- were addressed by numerous speakers both clerical and a a prayer mee in, is jus e same oily that you will England. Ireland, and Scotland, four of the nine School had a trip to Campsi •ei Glen. In the course the crime. Such was p b .0:1 t *ed th When the evidence had finished, and Parish. m wha udf vo ble for an Lodged. Admitted. Rejected. lay. The weather was so e t a ura find actuatin men in the ball-room. 'The " g vanities of the ball-room and the prayer-meeting are much alike, prizes were gained by competitors from Scotland, of the excursion they came to . cross the old ri ge is e case. h i I fell his Lordship summed up, the jury retired, and, after an Govan ... ... 2 out-door demonstration,but notwithstandingthere would and often lead to the same scandalous and diameful and three of these by pupils from one school, viz., above " Jacob's ladder," in doing whic ag r . bs of about 20 minutes, returned to Court with a Eaatwood ... ... 8 .•.• 7 ... 1 not be less than 1,400 or 1,500 people on the ground results. Once more, true Christian joy is of a merciful ke was carried a ence the pariah of Killearn, in the Presbytery of Dum- through an aperture on to the roc , . verdict unanimously finding the charge against the pri- Cathcart ... ... 8 ..• 4 ... 4 during the service. and charitable kind. The man that rejoices in Christ barton. from one ledge to another, and after haying been goner not proven, and she was dismissed from the bar. Eaglesham The second day's proceedings commenced on Saturday makes no sanctimonious avowal, nor does he look down On Friday night, a young woman, named Mary launched over the linn at Jacob's ladder into the The prisoner, during the greater part of the trial,' con- Kirtston ... ... 1 ... 1 ... 0 at eleven o'clock in the Neilston Institution grounds. upon others who have not reached the sa h• h me etg t of Ann Kean, who resides at 142, Burnside Street, gurgling pool beneath, was rescued by a gentleman ducted herself with great levity. She turned about in Abbey, Paisley ... 4 ... 4 ... 0 The weather, which had been so unfavourable as to • las himself with any feelings of contempt. The mau Wonderful to state the rail, and scanned attempted to commit suicide by throwing herself who was fortunately at hand. _ the dock, leaning her arm upon . c Erskine ... ... 2 ... 1 ... 1 the renecessitate an adjournment to the churches on p w o haa obtained true joy will not blame others who do ourt When she - • into the Molendinar Burn, The constable on the the girl was uninjured, and, after a sleep, was able the faces of almost every person in . . Kilbarchan vious afternoon, was bright and sunny, and the services not share with him. He will say, I pity them, 1 pray 'OIIS beat, who happened fortunately to be at hand, suc- to walk home with her compam . . recognised any acquaintance in the gallery, she smiled lnverkip ... ... 8 ... 5 ... 3 continued, with a short interval, till dusk. The Rev. for them; I pray they may come by-and-by to my point ceeded in bringing her out, and. had her taken home, The Glasgow Garibaldi Fund Committee have pre- and nodded in a manner which would have much more ICilmalcolm ... 3 ••• 8 ... 0 1 _. o Mr Thomson presided in the forenoon, and the Rev. Mr Henderson in the afternoon. Among others present on of view; but until that happy consummation takes place, where she at preeent lies in a very critical state. pared an address, Which is to be forwarded to General befitted the spectator of a pantomime than one accused Greenock ... ... 1 ..• of such a serious charge, Towards the end of the trial As this result shows but little interest WaS taken this and on the previous day, besides the chairmen, were I will not condemn them, for Ido not know their hearts. This is the true spirit of genuine Christian joy; and oh! On Friday morning a fleaher from Greenock, in , . Garibaldi congratulating him on his" marvellous d id her demeanour became more sedate. in the registration of vo tens in Renfrewshire this the Rev. Messrs. J. M. Dixon, Mackintosh, Clazy, Ren- brethren, shall I contrast it with the narrow-minded, the f successes inaugurated at Marsala, an c - frew, and Craig (of Paisley), the Rev. Messrs. M'Clycompany with a woman of loose character, named series o , . _ __ _ _l