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rid 1 B local it landlor ternity. by anti filtby sta assaf(3ctitia as hurry out of t saitte' s ['Oyu in their f A hands, and. there• Salsford •om a cul Sensit utenant ,e wreck me exhausted t is not mud tice from it hich it in a gi. some of le trio n as hitherto le-Wisp— , yet with g for a le bear her M in th© nks, have a ve the rains proper to each Lcredibly short the roc 1 departm the reset T a priruittve end there the ablutions and cur azor in bar ri a wide ber s a number of I hell hn;ir con, down to tl ano perform I general eason, when by. I tion y atuis are replc- 1 ,nce of being rop of rain fe sear these t re ofte with wl Ives it of unnatu lepers, whole 1, and th mentator Green is known Cottenha or two occas merited with 1 I l an of his active, one of Do of the but because gers, his recent work on ti fellow, with v feelinz mired in t untry and T i Prescott, the lat I V.lxico and of f Ferdina lgland durir :onfinred his head, and t elieve in New low far tt I did not st and the exceller, resented to IT Lo make a vow t_ Id expose them- I leave Boston, let me add one ns. Some h o ld topic. I lodged at the Tr ition, and distort rably conducted, lit Certain lishinents i Inds, or that ono is cleanliness struck witl of the waiters. ' ,e chief c herb, A presence of the LITER inly, o: nd singi admirer of 'on Lord Hardwick or Lerican judicial pocers of Lord hen he wa he could not iced evidently not to beer Then flu preac ouse. You fc .rs there are happily )ft, the able and ace Ur. Lo .aceful poetry many must n heard and my list with Mr. .nd Isabella, of ?cm, with respect to w ,ho higher mate I ne of b ,ston are admirably The public, or common schools there, as :ngland genera ll y , ar --morted by which all contribute, naturally now disposed t • system would bear iur polity, but it w and a scuss the ques ig transplanted ine universality of the instructic )f what fell under my own observatio 1 some mortifying points of contra • -- affected at home. Before ervation on a lighter ont Hotel, NJ of the union Here I learnt ,sions at first gers, 1 ave lest their fir I was gile appearance of the t to receive false impre .he clean, orderly, z l e Americans be a t us h o ll ow in waits__, one or two otner streets, is in a most was my inner thought. On inquiring I found that of tha th the constant smell of rancid oil and 25 waiters in the house, four were English, and 21 Irish. qiling the olfactories, comp e l s one soon to I cou ld no t h e l p w i sh i ng that a large number of the Irish St place to breathe a purer air.—Dr. Bern. might come and be w a it ers f or a li tt l e while.--Earl of le to China. Carll,ll4 Lecture at Leeds tteratut tIETI —GeramL burning ive town !ISSION. There ic , and ther er The Monmouth count are four Two T(apis aughan, aide at of feeling, and an iammous express their d I insolent P. There was a full att, d others, and st .he platform arge and influential meeting took place on Tuesday CHURCH the City-h-" over which the Lord Pro- • 3 I timents of ti isa uctauxlo,ory 01 um sen- Wise]; air inhabitants with regard to the Papal • gentlemen, both clerical and The poor St. Edmund's Cpervert Ca A. number of , posing and sec, ing the the Me Wiseman was express Queen in accorda , lutions UUMBEILAN —A meeting of the elergir of i n, Jab. 8,1848 rural deanery of ❑d was _recently held at f. !en alloWe viously re )ved by the them tn, ieal College of her M Ernc 'al WlfteeiJ iw. I held on Sa' wF Directors e carried b gland cantemplate a further eievati discounts county made an at ~empt to burn the union workho The vessel Golden Spring, which -' Thames from Bombay, has brought t ton seed, consigned to order for home Goon SORT.—nn is^ - of Kennet :;-and Lne urornciaie her Houblon. El fors, Mr, time t a which they b produces More t so tends to and then a Church bill is berg 'nprisonmen krel , gave the fol :er to his da, t liverie he galle y of the At len f the Coen, I that he is the con f reest manner; but th, 41nes tr Tur C Holines Dec. 31, !8 O, ..1.14 Ali,— LORD JOHN RUSSELL AND THE PAPISTS.—The (oh the following resolutions, which were enthusiastically EXTRAORDINARY CHESS PLAYING.—On Monday 1a 54 lowing is the style in which a correspondent of the Tablet tarried :-..* match was played between Herr Harrwitz, the cliag expresses himself on th e subject of Lord John Russell's _ ' c ' u T i gt en the l inhabitants of this arish believe that the present editor of The Family Friend, and Messrs. MiGull'or they have t no s Court, and Dowson, at the London Whittington Club. been no fewer than twenty county meetings, confidence , fir e m nc l y e attach e d tilatle t p o re t a h e e h P es ro t te u at t s i t l n e t ni nlith, and policy :—" Ours are the Bishops fresh from the crucible l!' more in prospect, to address the Queen. of a persecution of three hundred years, who know how to Word of God. the pure Mr. Harrwitz contested three games se game meeting, on Saturday, was a - That this serious grievance and his intolerant and un- without seeing either of the boards. The game piglet gentlemen, Herbert and crush the petty tyranny of a governor. Catholic Ireland must resent this insult of the most contemptible of bigots. measured invectives against all who presume to differ from with Mr. nowson was won in about five hours ; that wit h .ca, but in vain, to stem the Protestant It is not enough that his name sh a ll go dow n damned to bin! in religions belief,his overbearing demeanour towards his Mr. Court in six hours ; and that with Mr. M‘Guire I- 14 address to the Queen was carried almost his own temperament, future generations, but even the present, I trust in God, p r a o re m sh a o n n e e x rs, and t r i r n ti e c t i i da n rly f towards tp u e n p d oo a re i risinif partly six hours ; Mr. Harrwitz being the winner of each gart shall witness his degradation and his shame. The Bishops r exaggerated his o f habitual priest hood , DIFFUSION or KNOWLEDGE.—A Newcastlepaper gilm" `-- 1 ; , . meeting of the Protestant neglect of many part y of r( t ) h m e 1 of Ireland, lam confident, will speak out. Every diocese pastoral duties of his o ffi ce, and his inordinate zeal for forms the following interesting fact illustrative of the rap id `.leld in the Corn Ex must record their sense of his infamy, and vow his political and ceremonies, instead of the vital truths of religion, have, spread of intellectual culture among a large and deserving opr the late destruction at the next election. I t rus t that Dungarvan during a ministry of twenty-one years, much increased the class of the population of that district :—A bookseller in .ere 'endance will set a glorious example—such as to convince the Whig number of dissenters, have alienated from him almost all who the market in this town, recently had tan upon his stall . ,ner , ^men I chief of the intensity of his folly." are still unwilling to leave the Established Church, and after a • copies of Emerson's work on Fluxions, all of which be long forbearance, now threaten to drive from the Parish Church HOPE FOR MARRIED PERVERTS TO THE ROMIS II t he remnant that has hitherto worshipped there with many sold at 7s. 6d. a copy to. pitmen. He said they were by mee' - —Dr. Cumming quoted the other day the fol- provoked and painful feelings of indignation. far his best customers, and standard mathematical I at Pert' ether remarkable autograph letter of Cardinal .‘ That the inhabitants taking these things into considers- work never laid long on hie s tall s being secured bp theta , some time ago, addressed to a clergyman. tion, and believing that they have no reason to expect any ,as a prize. On a*- alluded to, who was induced to enter change is the conduct of the Incumbent, and that they are en were t h re -.pdilt sent adrift. not- e most respect s w ith ou t any legal yerw.,tv ....,,,.., ~...-,,..._..., --- - subsequent day, at the same stall requested a — d . reeic -' D v erec uN tun E" , ; 1 13 ciuvay, request me unurcn - wardens, either by personal or written communications, to rY represent their grievances to the Bishop of the Diocese, and to Spanish Grammar. These men dnd cordial withstanding his indefinite liberty of remaining. Pope is very winning to the inexperienced, and her charms to ask him to give them his advice and assistance how to act MURDER OF A GAMEKSF ot of the Pope u N a ezt ,.. o , n, Esq.. r " the distant eye very many ; and so faeilis deBcensuB with respect both to the Incumbent and th e Parish Church in took place on Friday w^ - ' this unhappy emergency. "That the Churchwardens• be directed is remove the la rge in addr_es , a e to d a t n h d e Averm, sed revoeare grandum Mc labor hi , - - Dr. Wiseman's letter is a. f^" - Candlesticks from the Communion Table—(Hear hear, and r applause) —on the 13th of January npyr -t- algebra , ... , •...”.14. ilt no ‘,,nurcuw aruens shall in future peimit suc h candlestick s to be placed in the Parish Church. (Loud applause.) That in conformity with the directions of the Bishop at his last visitation in 1844, each of the Churchwardens shall in future retain one-fburth of the alms collected for the- noor for his own ditt.-a„..:— ri ~R.-A The Earl of Carlisle has reduced his rents ten percent. A forgery has been committed upon the £5 notes of the • Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Banking Company:. There is at present in a garden near Ayr, a black} nest, containing two eggs. At Xendal paper ws t' ,nt THEN the plir , was perusing a eek, on the domain of -hall, near Thetford, between* _ .ay a great number of villas-are Sum / being built in several places on , the banks of Windermere, Two boys, neither m ore th an t we l ve years old. were " c_, le n found drunk in the st ree t s of Glasgow, on Saturd a y wee k, he '- and'carried to the p o li ce s t a ti on. Oh the 20th instant sixty-two-vessels arrived at Cardiff —the - largest number of arrivals Byer known to have taken place at that port in one day. It it currently reported that of ,e funk rate of The Drighton papers state that one of the inmates of Havant Workhouse, in las arrived in the Pent) , bales of cot- 3ruce, If - - " :on's. Napthar to her I . John's [te shocked to se —without ita be _ to assure you that, if Mr for a time to prepare himself foi and afterwards to remain ertriel 6 remain the doing oo ctu long as he pleases. We are most desire ..ething permanent in London for married con clergymen, and we have a plan which I think will succeed.- , remsin, rev. dear air, yours very sincerely. &c.. WISEMAN I ODA LADY OF LA SALTrrE.—The Brothers Per, • --;+ps" in attendance upon the idol of La Salette I where yir g ir !ew years ago, a miraculous apl ary was said to have taken pla donation of £2 from England pearance of till 1 ledging ye, in acknow atate, as they thi e mselltts affirm, " with truth,- Reconcilibtion had admirably continued the, to work musty bodily and spiritual'oonversions in favour of those wh© invoke her, and make use of the water of the privileged fountain. We reckon up;" they say. "above a hundred which all exhibit a supernatural character. The most soiling have lately been published in a se volume by the Abbe Rousselor, Vicar General of lordship has givan his approbation that Our Lady of -se two years to this volume r as to We ..—. j .u, sir, it you have already been able to procure it,__ have this work translated into the English language. It would assuredly give pleasure to the Catholics of your country, and even the heretics would. read it with advantage. Whenever you have occasiomfor the water of the fountain of La Sa lette, or of booksonedals, and images, all of tiler- - the representation of the glorious only to add:- satisfy your pious We - entreat having you have ss the order to tr, and we shalt hasten _ We have inscribed all the names sent in the registerof the Confraternity of Our I Conciliation of La • Salette. It now reckons.mo: 20,000 associates. T "s sufficient to recite eat Our Father and the Mary." • nt _dead ;. and two b. 4ien, wounded, one of them b_ --uffie ensued, but all the poachers escaped, .4cl on the body of Nauthant verely, the othe, quest has since been Six or seven parties• GlTATlON. — Considerable se/IS/dial )een excited in the county of Norfolk by the follow e neighbourhood with the Wesley a n Methodists, ing circumstance of Swaffham. cm 1. young man, in th he connection; - empbat that if he• had only tw em in agitat went into one of the ne Ignat correspondent the f the you accomplished, I r that will rnor I A NORFOLK bundus) still br 1 I In former days, when the by the RE , n at the unfairly mol D gather t f the numbers nd no eggs taken of these - hit A BISHOP Ft nt of ti s in t and TT OING HOMAGI of Sodor and Mar, ceremon in a let " I found m Palace before asii re servants at the c ves of office in their until I N gallery, I )ngitud'nallq, Ii ind th 'as covere signs, s upon it. T; s of the different c Lights, and the soft li time to I membe 13 were nc e. pictur aces not see 11 .e Ministers, officers of State, and Popery in En Al, began to arrive, and the deputy- Ireland and th whom I found to be a very pleasing _ to it the same Sir George Grey arrived I h a d ' a of the empir I talked with him about th e ceremony , A lett". - -nx clergy r and about my poor M want to get £5OO per to do I .....“,,,-, wirtnign several apartments, tion and invocation ~. ...._ /inducted into a very beautiful picture- God, received a letter from. t .4 " - ,early one hundred and fifty feet stating that his " Eminence b; ',. The ceiling was divided the subject. 'he nave and aisles of The Globe states that th e i n t - ate plate glass, Papal aggression by th e It a li ar —ders, cut t thus scarcety less intense than th a t- w l ,- • •- -4 tin ints-is friends of Protestantism sion to their views. then Peelite ehie from the brother of I rector of Morpeth, to one of his chi. specimen of Tractar annum of tithe Leen was ready in her re. So Sir Gror7p r Bible on a cue. and ordinary roo d we four Tt, in a 'ess, st I knelt b to Queen ti the oath N ben 1 I me to---Thatd. fired, p i r €d that Court to Dr. Pu .°,7n I the p ..,an coacessior t° say morning services on Sundays - the was' ; I fol the bishop stead of ten, and tr reat .y -clerk of the Onset. g I'he said closet is service f , is estival s, the v- fr have "a plai: communicants very eated MR. BENNETT' I to the laity. ted to t xinsum of 1 number of Mr some non ( - ..nsider his deCision _resr and to 1 an company Queen's THE EARL OF CARLI BOSTOIS the pa equainte e to me by a friendship with o rhich I 1 neviously made in Engl, my rule of exception. uite open he most yrs ; is hizh arly agree MAIDS O. le Loyola I Catholic to the From Punch I inside out to a time o send fernal, the present Mr. Benn I have ;s ofiliat he -Your du amense num .s its usual inh ig of these bird 3[ the e •ed of from ti le mainteri ariners he destruction of grubs.— slue the ?f Ailsa, ha; lordship, It is st years' in I title of 13i in Great Britain Lord Lifford r ag - th a t it L. : 1- L h e r ° be no help w ith at' character than to ors were The Rev. W.. rom one letter of Cardina even tc arel es s I dren of I ea for I scrutiny ,k are liv Sago's Eve. Rev. 13 , mitted t, the Quevn, the of tendencies w that each at chairman dissolving tt COUNTY MEET/NG Mi. Booker, M.P . LI speech, whic 800 in a splendi hey con- Mr. Ku ;what I've papist, p ro p osed an amendn with a _ • - 111 which he called the inmery—a firebrand, a bigot, and' a Lutheran Mr. Cox, a county Rernan Catholic the address of Mr. Bodenha in, which --to ctuthority," . and '*religions a d and a liumbu ! of I from policy," -a Si nian in he I gentler ELICA.' econde. ort the " Q Day. I" On Monday eveni a4aiLasu Luti I.lraCtarl very large majorit public ml f the members nd friends of the Warrington Protestant Association was id in the large Assembly Room of the Lion , Hotel, ThA _,fed to excess, and many , n , I were unable to obtain admissior Amongst mess's men cn the platform and in other parts of the poor ve had noticed—Mr. Gilbert Greenall, M.P., the Hor 1, and H. Powys (rector of Warrington) ; the Rev. Greenall (rector of Giappenhall); the Rev. E. A. the Rev. James Wright, the Rev. Thomas Lowe,. the B. M. Huntington, the Revs. James Brindle, S , d Burnell, Samuel Broadbent (Wesleyan), George Dickin s. son (Wesleyan), and Messrs. John Clare, James Cawley, Y. Edward Greenall, J. Ui,mson, Richard Rawson, Thomas 7 , Robinson, John Litton, Richard Greenall, C. J. Patison, t h e C. Heathcote, ..I.ldertnaa Hardy, Dr. Stokoe, Dr. Kend rick, &c. Icansi Mk DUKE'S SENTIMS from the county of Soutl nature of the Duke 011 ow and Rev ItiTS.—The address to the Queen iampton has been headed by-the Wellington, as Lord Lieutenant n some of of county 'ed gull (le but on re- I mons, T names of note ints. I chief portions of the add r ess 11 - We hare heard wi serve of this I a do, N5O to [ your Majesty's law would 1 ms in contras by those of the High Sheriff, the ~rquis of Winchester, the Earls of Malmesbury and ormanton, Lords Ashburton, Charles Wellesley, and Cholmondeley, the Speaker of the House of Coin- The following are Ea indigaatiolli that the Pope has iss consistent with?'• supremacy, and has of the Established micious in its con— r Majesty will be- t as may IA; needful ive ; and that yolird' arliament, will autl ments, which t And your !gard this tiocu'ulentiiTope we humbly pray that vo aksty, with the conci e the adoption of any of the cam Is always fact cuinstau will ever I reception raciously pleased to adopt such meta maintain the rights of the-crown. Ilona!" f petition gh t Rev. I The bishop: it under the painful necesa s, however resign, and the be Ecclesiasti, ject him from his incumbency.] -- 3ey has just published a pamphlet to take a of none but the ho volet nsivety—in no fewer than four dioceses ng for the LEST YET.—The London cOrr esp, !ent of the t, a frantic which appeared lasi3§-a-iur-: not in the s] tered his predetermined course of action. as enthroned on the festival of St. Nichol ni he refers.to.the rapid lished he had use commenced it, as bishoi ork of God. Dr. Posey has evinced no of quitting the Church of Englani POCIETY A' Tightest degree The Cardinal irance, wearing th© 's as the arms of his extinct see rebel,) as of the g, the emht so foolishly disp: ch is, strictly spE to au authority to which he decl___. Cardinal Archbishop of Westminster maculate THE Len letter written I Catholic prelt sentative ares himsel the Feas 3-LIEUTENANT AND TIMPOPE.—Lord Roden ce in recalling public attention to a )ut twelve months ago to an Irish Roman ate by Lord Clarendon, in which his lordship I entertain a profound veneration for the cha le Pope, and implicitly rely upon his upright ich has awal s Excellency also—the rer , has begged of Dr. A of the Queen's Colleges In fact this a Protestant twee. mit the statutes in a posit reverse of what is either dig or constitutional, and we have no doubt his lord flirtations with the Pope will form th e su bj ect c 1 amp par ^ iamentary inquiry on. Saturday week, about twenty English Roman Oa tholics, including Lords Petre and Dormer, Hon. C. Langdale, Sir R. Throckmorton, &c., waited on Dr. Wise man, to present him with an address expressive of their ' ardent wish that our TI - ' Math F ^ Holy rope rius 9th, should Ared of the heartfelt gratitude which we feel towards for the blessing bestowed on us in establishing the .derarchy in our beloved country." In the course of his reply, Dr. Wiseman said—" I have grea t • pleasur , . Your lordship passes over w i t h ou t not i ce m ..,,eraity 1 receiver .rom the Earl • •-- . • quotation front the Theologian and Ecclesiestle,' although, sbury, at Palermo, which proves how readily and unless the clergyman to whom it is attributed by more than /he would have joined his name to yours, had he public rumour can disclaim it, it is evidence at least in j usti been amongst us. His lordship is enthusiastic in his e x- fication of the language employed by me in, the council. If it pressions of satisfaction at what the Sovereign Pontiff has is really the case that Mr. Marriott may not preach the doc done. It will be to me a gratifying duty to lay at the feet t• o in n e t which e i i ti ll t i a es e , w j o o r i k un t h i ave quoted o7 b t he a expresses em in a a n c i i n er ten : of our holy father the expression of our filial attachment, man under thejurisdiction s ot P the Crown to lo It ; P if Polled and of your gratitude for the restoration of our hierarchy, may not be licensed by your lordship, but may unlicensed and to join to it my testimony that the Catholic laity of preach and teach in your diocese throughout the year just England have been found equal to the crisis created through what be likes; if stone altars are to be introduced by unsound tlenitria holdsfoth purpose of corrupting the Church, and your that event, by their zeal, devotedness.and noble bearing." ledge if a reason why they el :tfe THE ROMAN CATHOLIC LAITY.—Lord Camoys, a re- ,introduced without interer r i u i r y gn spected Roman Catholic peer, has addressed the following - shall appeal to a Protestant public to decide whether some letter to the edit or o f th e Times :—." Your columns have • st ronger steps are not necessary to compel the extinction of remedy. this week contained an a dd ress o f congratulation and evils which your lordship is either unwilling or unable to gratitude to his Eminen c e C ar di na l Wi seman, purporting * to come from the Roman Catholic laity; lam anxious to PROCEEDINGS AGAINST A TRACTARIAN.---A public state why I, though one of that laity, refused to sign the meeting of the inhabitants of Wallsend, Northumberland, address. Seeing how the Roman Catholic Church in was held on Thursday to consider the conduct of the Rev. Great Britain was prospering, I may well doubt the wilt- Mr. Armstrong, the vicar, with reference to his mode of dom of petitioning for, as I may also question the policy conducting divine service. The meeting was convened of establishing, the hierarchy. But be th a t as it may, by the churchwardens. Mr. Bainbridge, one of the when I contrast the quiescent state of the country as it speakors, said that the incumbent had derided the very was last September with the criminations and recrimina- name of Protestant, and the burden of his sermons had lions, not unaccompanied with danger to the public been, that the revolution of 1688 had been a great mis peace, wbich have since prevailed, and still prevail —a take —a fault. and an irretrievable error. Some of his state of irritation unfortunately aggravated by other parishioners had been obliged to leave the church he influences, yet all the direct consequences of the publics- cause he preached absolution, and seemed favourable to tion of the Papal document, and certain pastorals amnia- auricular confession ; the vicar wished all his parishioners ponying it—l cannot join in an expressi o n of thanks to to come to him and to confess, and he would then absolve the chief, though, lam sure, unintentional, promoter of them from their sins. The vicar's own daughter had em this wide-spread and, to the Roman Catholic body, I braced the R o mi s h f a ith, an d b e h a d neg l ec t e d t o v i s it fear, lasting mischief," several parishioners who were dissenters, He tht.n moved ar clergy of Shreve cordially lerever THE LIVERPOOL ;itation_which exists are& at inutes to live, be 1. On the a we , for se of preaching in opp osi t ion to his former He had not spoken more than ten minutes when 'le a corpse. M. --Sister 'rum the R of the an Catholic establish- ment in Banbury rity•• chiefly e We have he ard She ono one of the `• Sisters lb the Roman Catholic school. has b& m a similar establishment New Testament Englis Rri . inquiring- he determined oo for a Protestant, uced the lady Or i of the that gentleman, Ind Mrs. 0 -* ' Iress of the Amcuy received by Urickett, a supply of clothing procured, and tile' sisterhood returned to the convent. since, at the Nottingham Theatre, a red" chat town was announced to sing a song on " 'l* horse of grouse and black gam e l as t season. am: - uaarr came off as per bill ;he cam" on mounted, and rather inebriated, cracking the whir The Coroner for Westminster has just held two in- round the horse's head. The glare of the gas, and shoats' it is quests on persons who di e d f rom s h eet starvation : one, a of the gallery, (3d,) terrified t h e poor b east. After the . Hall ...__, man in the prime of lif e , an d t h e other the child of a song the anim a l b ac k e d i nto t h e orchestra, falling on hie poor man unable to mai n t a i n it. b ac k ,- tear i ng his side, smashing the bass fiddle, and PROTESTANT WORS/tIP AT ROME.—It havisrg been as- On Sutural' attending to the night week the man nearlycrushin g two unfortun a t e fiddl ers, who with diffi ,erted that the Protestants are allowed to have a chapel stoves in Reading Church was suffocated irethe vault by culty escaped over the barriers into the pit. After a deal at Rome, the Rev. Richard Burgess, of Chelsea, who carbonic acid.after lighting the fire. He was found quite of confusion the b arr i ers were b roken down, and the poor acted as Protestant ch a pl a i n a t R ome f ourteen years, has dead. beast almost carried out at the pit 'door. explained that the "chapel" is an upper room and a London has .360,000 houses, which cover an area 14 Awry. ACCIDENT.—On Saturday week a number of granary, outside the walls-of Rome; and he adds n--" It miles long and seven miles wide. Between--the Ist of children were in a swing-boat, in "The Orchard," Peck seems that the E ng li s h peop l e are to b e persuaded that January, 1838 ,'- and January, 1850, 64,058 new houses ham, when one of them (a little g i r l). th rew out her shawl, Protestants at Rome may do as Cardinal Wiseman\ does were built forming 1652 streets. which a boy, who was standing on the ground under in London, or that a St. George's Chapel might be erected Reading Gaol is so full that the visiting juttices have neath the swing, caught, and attempted flinging it back in the Field of Mars with the same licentia superiorunt as issued directions to the clerks of the several petty ses- into the boat. In theht, attempt a hook in the boat entered in the borough of Southwark. Every one in England sional divisions throughout the county, that all prisoners the boy's: skull, just above the ear - and in that po ought to know this—that , by the existing laws of Rome, for trial are to be committed to Abingdon Gaol. sition he- was carried backwards and' forwards by the any word or act tending to impugn a dogma of the church, The Chartharn paper mills, near Canterbury, were swing -boat to a great height, and for some time, before ~on the priest'scuthority, i s a f e l ony , an d every d estroye d b y f i re yesterday a-..,,,;.,.....„..-1. mi.._ ~ r,,, —„1,1 l„., ..„,),_... y.; - ; -- . \e English bury one of their dead near the Pyramid fr."— re thin day the :on was mos of Caius Cea s, they comn he a feloni however, commuted to a 13 is it possible for a Protests be permitted at Rome ? nearly 150 work The 1 ----....., wurulug weeK. 1 ne , tonna- :" .7 ,""'"' atensive. This catastrophe has thrown litt l e tt le su uwr ., .opt out of employment. the 13L `orvies , states that, during the.recent sufferings d from the r, and ed him ried to om his severe gales, about 101 may pass , spital; when death quickly relit wilibe a grea t noiseless assembly in a pri•rs maftwc,-.1 —.....;..... ..i...,_ ___ —There will be-four eclipses in the to house, and onnive at.the leen thrown overboard by sningglers, j w' ere r washesiashore coming year, the most prominent of !en] at Hayling, Westwittering„ and Selsey. and visible-eclipse of the sun. at sa pas- Mrs. W a ll ac k, w if e o f M r. J. Wallack, the comedian, visible eclipse of the mot-,._ ping at the outside of the walls ; an d so f ar t h ey are ent i tled and a daughter of the celebrated " Jack Johnstone," mencing forty minutes to the praise due t o an ac t of courtesy. But if this is to , died on Wedn e sd a y il i g h t . M r. Wallack has been very and terminating exactly at six o'clock.:. near, he thrust forward as showing equal toleration with that seriously ill for some weeks. the moon will be obscured. The second i 0 which is extended to the Roman Catholics, foreign- or A boy, twelve years , old, named Wilson, hung eclipse of the-sun on S atur d ay, F ebruary domestic, in this count r y. iti s ti me to set people right" . at Scales Hall, C um b er l an d , t h e week before lass. himself He the third is a partial and invisible echos, _ _ had always been a very idle awl mischievous lad. and had Saturday, the 13th of Jiiiv • y-1 '• The fitst is a parii - partial on Friday, Jan Est three- in the aftirnooth one half an annular ble to u: f the moon sun on Monday the 28th of Ju shall have in Eng lan nto the _ .... P: JESUITS IN EXETER.-- ..: Jesuitsin Ex e t er ," th e W ertern - -- been slightly correeted by hi s master an hour ortwo - eclipse of the . ..es one of the most s i ngu l ar cases wh i ch before he co mm itt e d su i c id e. greatest solar eclips e w .. March, 1858-r it begins 2h. :314... A cow, which some •butchers were driving through. the ing r ee yet been brought before the public, the principal' SINGULAR 4 CASE OF POISONING.- streets of Loughborough,. on Tuesday last, entered' an h iss actors in which area young lady named Munk, the (laugh - Mrs. Hannah Pollard, a widoe, 72 years or oilman's shop, and esseoneed herself behind the counter, ter of a highly respectable gentleman resident in Exeter, her death under somewhat singular ci. which had removed before she could make her war out ' e person who is supposed' to be a Roman Catholic ' niece, for some purposes of confec.ionery,l.,..- _. From a deposition made by Miss Munk be two pennyworth of the essential oil of almonds, an The balance-sheet of James Stevens Tripp, a share fore the Mayor of Exeter, on the 6th of December, we .....eastical dignity broker, of Lombard -street, London, shows that the bank- ing tasted it - front motives of curiositye and found glean the following particulars.--In the early part of N - an unpleasant taste in her mouth, mentioned the circtrin .sie Established Church. rapt owed to unsecuredeoreditors £58,505. To meet this, -vetnber, as Miss Munk wee on Southernhay, returning again. er to the Times—" I admit, the assets are put down at £2 in good debts, and £1,27a. stance to her aunt, who expressed a desire to taste the from school, she was accosted .by an elderly person, appa drug herself. Fhe small bottle containing the oil was y to retract, but there will rently a clergyman, who asked her the way to Heavitree, doubtful. handed to her, and she swallowed about two of the ts, it is not more out o f The Kendal Merearer states that a strange little dog • . ~f • a footman." which she pointed out, and he proceeded onwards. In the "nem of a day o r t wo Mi ss I v i nn k again met the same has, during the last she or s even wee k s, attached itself to contents (15 or 16d rops ), an d a l most immediately droppe d - - down dead, no doubt from the effects ofethe deadly poison some calves in a field, s l eep i ng amongst them at night, m, in the same pl ace . ir e entered i nto conversation and feeding on the turnips- and turnip-tops su ppli e d to she had so unwitti ng ly d run k. or, and expr e ss e d hi s sorrow t h at she did not belong etholic Church, as some mem b ers o f her family them for food. OPIUM ter-Tur FE NS .—Th e correspondent of the Morn ' ing Chronielesays, " T o suc h an extent is opium used, tha t The distress in many o f th e agr i cu l tural districts, says ... Miss Munk saw the same p erson severa l t i mes sub one druggist in Ely i n f orme d me that the average annua l seqnently, and conv er s a ti ona a l ways ensued on the subject the Devizes Gazette, i s - rap idl y i ncreas i ng; and it will- be utterly impossible f or h un d re d s o f f armers to em p lo y er th e i r , of the Catholic reli g i on . O n t h e even i ng of the 19th of quantity sold by him f or th e l ast few years had not been recent ion is,. November , Miss Munk was again spoken to by th e p erson , labourers during the w i n t er , ow i ng to the ruinous prices • l ess t h an 3 cwt. per annum. From two other druggists I . referred to, and whilst wa lk ing w i t h hi m towards Heavi at which produ ce i s se lli ng. learned that-the quantity sold by th em was not l ess t han -- , n an unoccupied h ouse , an d Yesterday eveni ng wee k, d ur i ng t h e fog, two collisions -•- 80 or 901bs. i n th e year. I n the town of St. Ives, one she had so often me t, an d - happened on the E as t ern C ount i es R a i lway, one at Strut- - d rugg i st i nformed me that he sold about 24 cwt. in the , ' Va n, to swear that s h e wou ld ford, and another near the B r i c k-l ane goods depot. There year. Insheach and Chatteris, th e quant i ty i s c oh" ech of England. and follow were no broken limbs. but several third-class passengers siderably more than in either of these towns. In White also to attend mid n i g ht sustained considerabl e i n j ury . tl esea, also, the consumption of the drug is very large' You may set it d own ( sa id a druggist to whor • ; sevulge what h a d h appene d , CURIOUS COINCIDEUCE.—L as t S un d ay wee k three of- en,or give any clue by w hi c h t h e the sons of a resp ec t a bl e b utc h er i n Perth had each a child spea ki ng on the subject) as a ton weight per yes ten to her friends. Sh e was cora baptised ; one in St. Paul' s Ch urc h, one i n the West, and f en parts o f Hantingdon and the Isle of Ely. " -. a- threat that her f r i en d s s h ou ld one in Edinburgh. Th e c hild ren were all boys, and all . MISHAP - A -T THE ALTAR.--Lately ate - :ter again it she did no t. Sh e was a l so told the town of C ar di gan , a l ov i ng were named Walte r , a ft er th e i r grandfather. accompanied by nu merous f r i en d s, at. tn . y - ... another youn g p erson , w h ose f r i ends would The bullion in both d e p ar t ments o f the Bank of Eng- to be united i n th e h o l y b on d s of matrimony. The re land has decreased f rom 415..820,130 to £15,359,276,b e i ng er hear of her, if s h e re f use d to ta k e the oath. Site g a difference of £460.7 . 54. The paper in a c t ua l c i rcu l at i on duly offici a t e d, an d a ll went well until the r ing was then told to g o, an d t o: remem b er what had been told was -required, w h en it was di scovered to be lost. Awe / Munk, advisin g h er t o renounce the Church of Eogla has increased from X19;527,978 to X 19,715.187, b e i ng a Ito her. A se r i es of letters was also addressed t o Miss difference of £187,209 e . wen t the bridegroom, a true son of ilhptitne, to borrow 3 nd, AN ENGLISH CHIL D , OF S OUTH A FRICAN PARE NTS.---. and to join that of Rome; but when Miss M un k l et h er ring, and aft er many attempts, he at last found a good natured dame, wh o ki n dl y lent the- magic circlet, upo n condition of his lea v i ng i n pledge his coat and waistcoa t ' parents know what she h a d d one , an d some friends were The birth of a fem a l e i n f an t, w h ose parents are aborigines --ay s concession of South Africa, and are U a tt ac h e d to an African exhibi • consulted, those epistles assume d a t h reatening tone, and cies of wearin g a p pare l, h e returned to the church which he- occasi ona ll y . did , and minus those useful ar t? in one the writer v owe d b y a ll t h e power of heaven and tion, took place in th e N ew H a ll, L e i cester, on Saturday, in trP lensraNATloN.—An add ress h as b een The parents seem ra nc h, d e li g h te d w i th their offspring,- .• Bishop of London, si gne d by a l arge hell to have revenge, fo r h e h a d sworn to his priest that and express their int en ti on o f nam i ng her England. _ umph, and compl e t e d hi s nuptial vows. pm she should not escape hi m : th a t h e k new every room is was scarcely con c l u d e d w h en the missing a engregation, some parishioners the house, and to let Mi ss M un k k now t h at he did so, lie An old man, 76. y ears o f age, l i v i ng at Bawtry, near and restored to it s r i g h t f u l possesses - i entreating the bishop to re- Doncaster, discovered a b ou t t en years ago an exuberance threw a stone into hers. It wou ld appear that Miss SINGULAR AND F ATAL h-ig Mr. Bennett' s o ffe r o f Munk's brothe r i s a R oman C at h o li c, b ut an investigetion growing near the t o p : j o i nt o f t h e third finger on the left hand. Its growth procecled till the form of an a dditi ona l BRijw- -r e which was ente re d i n t o - by the Rev. G. H. Shi e ld, th e finger was perceived, with a perfect na il :- - " w h s. Mr. Lyne, and o th ers , exonera t es hi m f rom b eing sno op directly or indirectly implicated in this ext r aordi nar y fingers and a th um b on t h e l eft hand at the p. a L l affair. A reward of ~..25 has been offered for such i n f orm - Another plate robb er y was perpetrated at Nottingham, to ation as may lead to th e conv i c ti on o f t h e part i es who sa on Sunday ni g ht, on 'the 3 illegally administered th e oa th t o Mi ss M un k , er a the he premises of M r . J os h ua D r i ver, '- r 2 person who threw the st one i n t o h er b e d room. - jeweller. Am ongs t , property stolen were upwards of jig'r sixty valuable broo c h es , a num b er o f Geneva watches, a ' agesnt is • quantity of costly chains and watch-guards, &c. There also ey have been many oth er robberies in the neighbou r h oo d. sh'.-- ser - i Viscount Hill has reduced th e ren t s on hi s f arms b e- It i s sty l e. .. c - II tween fifteen and- t wen ty p er cen t., an d on some cold Parh of the pool' ' b farms even more; and we l earn f rom t h e C heltenham it Journal that the Rev. W. L. Townsend, Rector of P,"l- L. I Bishop's Cleeve , at hi s tith e au dit, lib era ll y returned that the I twenty-five per cent. ing not n it On Sunday morning, the Bth instant,. at. about two.,AtErri Journal. ._ o'clock. the lod g e a t E ncom b e , t h e seat of the Earl of 1 PERTH RAGGED S CHOG Eldon, was broken open, an d th e keeper, Mary Beavis, a are 45 in nu m b er . et 1 4 ha., respectable old spinster, aged 70, most shamefully ill " bee s e - used by the burglar. A m an h as been apprehended, and !lint 3 committed for trial. ) Luminary pabli Catholic fai e a yout Thurs , rding two ge, came to —Het gyman cumstances ibishop, - or=other etc' for infalti T. of Cr ;;(lof-1 with ,„„ to the me to enter upOn '• was r En order to gi t to hold a t Led by the per; rotary for Irel f the Church of , by opposing Christmas, and n ame of Mr. Horae g it to be ram . pa . nt Lfolr w$ th-50 •ties would be tion in z out Grey, who is the :lever I 3 take this oath by 'ere wal arch vvarden s, is a curious neve 1. To make the h our o f half-past ten o'clock in- fxcept• stead of a !;lee Bennett'i ci t ir presenteethemselle! hUrepr ring was foul y of adhering , Re ow trans- I transea Herald• SToll°'' resent time. wing apost-boy, named 111° .!.... five Knight, who with ano th er , b ad b een with four horses v" yales Owen w ith the Earl of Stamford_ their Wa Y 4—On Tuesday ev( into the Hay Green Pool to was', delight's pair of horses le s t leir footing in deep water, and. plunged so violently that , st his seat The horses but after greu x.ertioni by a number of Pa borne t them. BISHOP OF,OXFORD AND AI A series of letters wL I ake very Right Rev. the Lord ave recently p MAN SAIILER..- I beeween the way in night lost his seat, and w • sank, Axisnop of Oxford and Mr. Alder- An Sadler, late Mayor of Oxford, has just been pub- The correspondence opens with a letter-from the , ;11 which he refers to the following words reported nave been made use of by Alderman Sadler at a recent meeting of the TOwn Council of Oxford :—'• He would tell his lordship to , the face that there were many in his diocese who were teaching Rotnish doctrine while receiv ing the Churcb'k money, and that while nominally adhe ring to the Protestant Church, they were doing all that lay in their power to send those committed to their charge to another church." The Bisho- requests Alder present, were g horses were in out, one of them much injurt. crowning in" had happened in 'rto apparently sTouhendgtroinutnodwnheiarch ttbla: ridden nore than seven fee -e'l tl o re n o nouths gradually subsiding tibreomturwnaptiekre._ronadion, , 00l has encroac JOU FARM.—The boys been in jail tcna P Sadler to inform hi m , i n case his words were cc reported. w.bn uerrnan The Edirthurgh Post says, " A person,having purchased some fresh herrings on Friday, found in one of them a very neat gore of a child, with book on knee, reading. The figure is very little larger than a square inch, carved in a flinty substance. Such a morsel may have been nibbled fa. the Gulf of Venice, or at the mouth of the Tiber."' e clergymen were to whom reference was extract ' • on what points th e y t aug ht oy what evidence he could support y serious charge ; since he (the Bishop) should feel it his duty to take all means in his power (as he had done instance in which he suspected the existence of n evil) at once to suppress it. The Alderman spe- Dr. Piney, Mr. Allies, Mr. Marriott, and others, ~ct very intelligently specified the instances where they had departed from the teaching of the Church. The Bishop disclaims any responsibility about any of these gentlemen except one; and Alderman Sadler, in conclu .. made in th Roman doctrine in any A most disgraceful proceeding is said to have taken place at-Bourn—the sale of a chill}; A woman living in the Eastgate, who had an illegitimate child before• mar riage, has sold the poor boy forfiveshillinga to a ehimacy sweea•from Nottingham. The attention of the magistrates " -- 'led to the circumstance, and an investigation —Stamfor4.Mercurti. pis wor 'rn, butt, DEATH FROM emPl°Y e , floperato, remor morning of police-office, several were. common beggars, tour re we,_,,,,. friendless orp h ans, twelve were fatherless, nine m otp7 o less, seven are homeless, thirty-five are the offspring ite drunken par en t s , and five the child ren o f parents •V„. careless of thei r welfare ;_ only eight could read jae lli h gently. About f our acres of land were rente d by t ioe committee from Sir Thomas Moncreiffe, and upPtli rs t little spot the experiment has been tried. f or the ~.,,,,,d time in Scotland, o f emp l oy i ng cr i minal or vagrant i3's.`qe upon the cultivatio n , o f th e so il . So far as matteso hitherto gone, this .experiment has been attended vi, a the most gratifying success. The boys have evincegov, great liking for the employment, and have prioed.., t era h ble amount of work, that sanguine selves capable of. performing such a very eenatra a hopes are eo tertaT7 the institution ultimately being made nearly '- parting. The preliminiary expenses of I' have been vi--, heavy, and . 0 erih! Advertiser conscientiously retract or ex pended.—P TnE RIVEIN uuereu. netner tie highly objectionable words of one gentleman whom you name are capable "legal proof' I know not; whether they establish against him a charge of vc o Luatiacr us opinion ; i adduced them on your lordship's challenge as evidence of the truth of my assertions,' which imputed rather unsound and unfaithful teachings to many of your clergy than ' conscious perk'dy' . (which is no expression of, mine). As to Dr. Pusey it was neither as Professor of the-Usbrew language, nor as Canon of Christchurch, that I supposed him to be under your lordship's jurisdiction ; I simply considered, as I do still, that in neither of those capacities could he without your sanction enter the parish pulpits of your diocese, which are under your juris diction; and I cannot reconcile the fact of his so doing with your assertion that you have done all in your power' - to. re strain Tractarian and Roreanising doctrines. Of a third g . . tice of officiating can leave no doubt at all of is, to my judgment no suffic stated that he was in the ii'rac !ese under circumstances which character as allomaniser. It the institutio X3 o ° sr .ireitly upwards- o f CTOR OF THE POI,ECsrI, " Rev. Dear Sir interval cipal of the Theolo• one, too, so truly interest..., )air.. Two addresses• swero...An . reply to it now I bi by the chairman, one to still desirOus to retire 'Hon into the Church t until he can make furthi er was proposed Ro . man- Established Church. was terminated meeting, and informing —This meeting and roposed the address to rtumerou as seconded 13 there co STANDAR& TARVATION.-' Christmas-day a man whose name is unknown was found on the Leeds and Dewsbury, turnpike road, near West Ardslcy, in a dying state. gyery attention was given to him after he was found, but he died shortly afterwards without being able to make any communication as to his name_or place of residence. Our attention ha paragraph •" * l a _..., oeen drawn to a._, e mit lately appeared in a Boulogne newspaper, eirtiut DO' English dramatic performance on the boards of ,tu - obt, Mane theatre. The paragraph rune , thus :7- 4 ' C rt k If the stock character, fell to the lot of air. .Linitooll , A , O poor Crumbs had been maltreated by the world, tr ° ,, u 'ac upon and buffeted, he was doomed.. on Wednesdalthe mangled and represented in a Very different light rl„,, o f ..,L starve conception of the author. Mr. Linwood had not anono; Ix the character be undertook. The soul absorbed in re,_f i , it" the patient spirit that for years,had plotted to o . bta. :o l int end, but yet that was not yet entirely lost to feelitip: as, lould contemplate for hours. the protrait of the deg i l 2s ol. woz 'ife that had been seduced , from his side, till the rao ls the h w" sho Aer, of no ordinary mould." This paragraP theme 't wa or iza K ace excited neither interest norattention had 1 ...ave Crumbs was the "proprietor and editor of it''' 'led down his cheeks, was a man of no oor`L n ick for the further announcement that the repre seventeen years. Two burglars belonging to the " Hackett gang" were discovered, by the police in the grounds attached to. Be- Review."--Record. 1, Marlh° l l;o linda Cottages, Canonbary, on Saturday morning week, A COUNTESS ANZ. A. Sum' NA.--At toe h ile between, two and three o'clock. A desperate struggle street Police -court, London, on Thursday, Al se Pi t h li ng itf m ensued, in the course of which one of them got off. The was brought before Mr. Bingham, charged 7 ° ro stael o other was brought up at the Clerkenwell Police Court, created a disturbance at No. 33, Hill-street,. the ni p tea , of the Earl of Stamford ; and sentenced to three months imprisonment. 9 8 ‘.... - 1 A boy named Rigge. eleven years old, the son of a farce open the door of a carriage for thapurPe T h e Proo clergyman residing at Flookburgh, Westmoreland, while and with having atfr e _r 4erciat the Countess, of Stamford with a subpszeno• , day, cab recently recently amusing himself with a pop-gun, took it into his Stamford stated, that about three °Mock the: OAS ) , head to load the gun with powder, which he fired with a the carriage was at the door of hisresidencei, til ed fo ol or red-hot iron. The pop-gun burst, and the fragments and another person came forward and atten3P: id ceriL io flew into his face, completely blinding him, though it is to open the carriage door. The defendant bed h us _ 1 2,.m back. The carriage drove off, and he hoped that the sight of one, if not of both, of his eyes subpcena in his hand. Ho interposed and P, A ton: -- 0 / valkya w ith will eventually be saved. While a woman named Potter was nursing her child in Piccadilly, followed by the defendant. *c e , t fi l v e the front of the fire in her house at Hanley, Staffordshire, on police-constable near Burlington-arcade, be gave efir7giat Saturday night week, she fell asleep, and a piece of , fendant into custody. After some corroboraP__a n at to blazing coal, which rolled off, set fire to her dress. Her • had been heard, Mr. Bingham asked the d efe %pcea lt - it screams aroused her husband, who was slumbering on a sofa in the same room, and he succeeded in extinguishing 'serve on the countess, and he only endeavour flott nt he had to say. The defendant said be had s e t /11 ..0 0 1 i a the flames, but not before mother and child were so when he saw her ladyship in the carriage. °A defeoe",a id the Ott the burned that both have since died. solicitor, then entered the court, and said beig es gr. A few days ago, a large eagle, quite a rears mils in had been employed by him to serve a ,str„ c orp„ a aot Herefordshire, was taken in a trap near the mansion of Countess of Stamford , from the Court of L''... - i l ich ei' l eff J. Arkwright, Esq., of Hampton Court, by one of the Bingham considered that the case was onf_r, t with B y gamekeepers. The man had great difficulty in taking the require, under the circumstances, to be or. ire the a _.7', to bird from the trap, as it had only been caught by one of its claws. With the aid of a forked stick he got the dant to enter into his own recognizance , Zroke4 pi head of the bird under his foot, and was enabled to take paraded, measure seven feet from tip to tip. The h‘rd is severely, and he should therefore only eetlu.a. o ut feu d keep the peace for three months.-r4 s y of bi g o t ant on u." , Lad . 4 the bird out of the trap alive. Its wings, when ex, said to be of the goicleik speeiCill a S n ta d m tha for i d wo if u h l e d w en ou d ld m a l c f e ur ep t t h s e e r rv aw ice loyance i ford replied, " Deddedly Ad." A labouring cooper complained at the Thames Police court, on Tuesday, that his trade association had fined him £lO for entering a work-shop where steam is em ployed, and that they, now, persecute him and get him turned out of work to such a degree that be my- - Mr. Yardley could only hint that the association might be liable to an indictment. The Brighton pApers state, that one of the inmates of the Havant workhouse, in the county of Hants, has re l. I cently made an attempt to burn the union wort-' ,use. ..ICIIU♦ The house at the time contained. including the officials, upwards of ona hundred souls.. The person who has been arrested for the offence is a girl named Eliza Kill, aged tears ro ore hi)] by bac the Fot ant th e the teui !M. tvi )