The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1869-05-22 00:00:00

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airgailati.Goovfe frureemeemint-
press Eugenie, at the Tuileries, was recently s
putting it titration would be afforded to those dockyard operatives who
he accidentally ran his baton into his eye, nearly p
were still anxious to leave England, a communication has
out.
The conductor of a concert, given befooreeetehaem
thmet
welenketreeepwlytettotht
• • gatembeeehttitnetreg of discharged
if
litschhe
's stem ship Crocodile, which left with emigrants
years ago, is furnishing a new trade to ,
geefneld. or Canada shoot a or I Wight since, will, after her return
A suit is set down for trial in a Tetineseee court. to for
me pro ceee. to New Brtonswick, arid that the would he
been received from the Admiralty to the effect that her
test the right of a magistrate solemnising a m 6
The velocipede mania, like the cnnohnearmanin:.t.-0.1.•,:c.
ment workmen under the same regulatioos as formerly.
the bride. DA Photograplut, by an Anieri
anow;id to take over a Melted party of docharged Govern-
Ignatius, has been erected at Sunbury-upon-Thames.
dedicated tOuStis.
gaoMfre.lirsigegkeis,igignshinigsEignogr y
of
one
of
his
ow.
countrymen,
an ' 1 firstvisit t London, attempted to enter a han-
ho Mall g, who, on his o
sem cab, the doers of which were closed. Amid the cries of
who will assist pontifically and preach.
toAbnisrw..Rollymotam:dCaot,h,osluiendCayhurcby hA,r,,him p
a street crowd, he se cceeded in climbing over the
er
tr
bu otot and
h' If "d • r proud of Ida exploit, tvy
Belgium, a few days back, an old ctouple, who were atawrgek
an. us alto how he was ever to get out again.
in the fields, took shelter under a tree.
who Btw-otsgh wseerseoofy
five The tone of the American press with reference to
by the electric fluid, and the woman,
During awl olent storm which broke over Poieacheoetk,
.e.ttht,
,”,.
In.
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a few burns. On the same occasion, the house of
ogßaihron . it appears
speech ; that Mr Motley has received eto metal
T' Serclaes, burgoniasf er of Nordorwyck, was net eby senator's
years of age, was killed on the spot. The man escaped wiitilei the Ale bit mafhacflahmoissapent,iiiiielrfigepiumrisgueir:es
sispigiegeglinfoisgruesadafniifiniati
the lightning, and burnt down. *
'lowed to rest until both the British Parliament ad
On Saturday, another body wee recovered from the a .
C as haVe had an eopportunity of further de-
',eerie Anverwari ougre
Oaks Colliery, and although it had been entombed ter . .
two years and a half, it was identified no that tof Witham bating it.
instruchom en the subject ~ and that the question vltib.:
, e
day. A donkeY. which was kept In a etable
liery before the explosion took place. was let out to drink, when a nian it .t• deer by commenced
fleot ofsthsrotsyteig.d, Deceased was whgasesiabloonugt
wthoefragtygygetartshosif
Haeiskie aLetif.
field
trhaethetehreune common occurrence happened neat bheis
and bit his lower lip toff. Ile Wan immediately
by the moderate Liberals as the successor to Mr. O'eulliven,
removed, and medical assistance preenred.
I for lousiness reasons, declined to accept the mayoralty
las, A wicked attempt was made on Saturday to upset
of that city. the men train mining between Dublin zed. Belfast, by
Mr. Murphy, brewer, of Cork, who was nominated LT: ilnegwn, when the animal rushed at tiiin, seized him ire
'three hundred weight, en the
his Weekly sermons for helf-a.crown apiece, or four fore
metals, Hattpily the attempt did tint succeed, but matte
shillings, warranted" original, earnest, and evangelical.
A London clergyman advertises that he will "lentde:
passengers were severely shaken.
A "Dress Reforming Convention" is sitting in piecing a stone, neighing
The new steam ship America, of the Pacific mail
Washington, under a call from various women anxious to
Hne, will sail from Nem Tort on a trip round the toed,' on
wear the breeches. or About the first of June, anti will return to New T.irk by
No less than three Mayors of Southampton have. t the middle of November. Fare, I,leie Mole, with the privi.
in olden times, been deprived of their mayoralties, and in loge of living on board while in port. Who Maders of ehe
the charter of the corporation the form of deposiug the America exceeds 4,000 tons.
mayor is set forth. " Even Frenchwomen are disagreeable toone another
A new Low Church periodical is announced, entitled sometimes. Can yon credit it ? It is so, indeed. Only the
The Latter Bain. .
The Royal Hospital for Incurables has received a dear,' said the vide. 'do you know that 3
other day two ' dearest friends' were in con.ovgerrshagtsioilid'flollya
by personal observation and inquiry, of the quality and I know
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ide i f
Da v
donation of £.500 from a gentleman who had satisfied himself, me last
hneigdhitiithalitenstypoeghgeeokisifwgefreferwliterdrzsegshld'
igi'ilti.7,wloLveg,
pity they were yellow roses. arts nominee/ n o ei
amount of the work done by the institution.
breakfast h f the guests wished thebride Mr. &Bee proposes, in a letter which he has ribs
wetaLseseodmeneLtitteeerienegetehe other day at a wedding Ta'graPh-
lished, what appears to be a very feasible plan u tierce',
female labour may be availed of to • great extent in the
The Davenport Brother's trick is being shown by
mel'ahkieify"rerte tu ri a of the happy occasion"
two very expert performers at the Crystal Palace, and creates Post Office without interfering in the least with the employ.
ment hitherto given to men. The suggestion is wittily the
much amusement. consideration a the Post Office authoritiesand it ii hoped
One of the customs of the Ameer of Afghaniatan's will beet lewd experimentally acted on.
att. ndauts, whenever they want to be very friendl is t
Ischange a pull at noses as the highest complime y, ont. Ludicrous as the idea seems, an application has been
made to one of the London railway companies, that a c re
" Velocipede " lays three languages under contrilin. riage should be placed upon the line for the special accom-
tion for its composition. The German furnishes " viel," mutation of lathes and their pet Coen—What next?
much; the English " hoss," well known in its meaning; d "We hear that his Highness the Maharajah of
Beuares has lately been fortunate in destroyieg a mateeetine
tvhsehloe'rigdeohis-
isipieti"yfeosifit
ii;gthroimiosasligfolsiwtheichniet
geopipreecairsiitsahifina-iti
of the watervelompede is " phodoscape."—lWe live and
tiger at Blenrwanpore. Die Highness, who is a keen sports.
man, having heard of the devastations committed by the
learn.] brute, and of the terror in which the villagers in the district
An American paper says —" A gentleman just were, went to Bhugwattpore with the exprew purpose a
returned from Europe has brought home the Emperor killing the animal, and succeeded. "—Delhi Gazette.
Neroet seal rine. Ile says he was offered the fiddle used by
that individual, but declined it, on account of the high Advicea from the South of France relate that an
price." entormoue amount of demure has been done by the bail in
the department of the Audis, twenty five conennees Irming
A new daily paper in the Permissive Bill interest is
been devastated, with a loss of nearly a million and a hod of
to be started in Newcastle. francs.
"What very curious things some of your contem-
poraries do publish. Behold a specimen f' At the last ball Mr. Spurgeon having been greatly disturbed by per.
sons fainting deign the servico a at his tabernacle, lie has
at the Tuileries the Empress, out of compliment to the
caused it to be made knowr to the ladies who indulge in this
Princess of Wales, wore • Scotch scarf.' You might as well reabit that in future they will not have the privilege tof toeing
say that Captain Wallis, when he discovered Otaheite, wore
a cockedthat out of compliment to the limper classed of the ached out, but that water and retelling bottles will be
Placed in different parts of the Luildieg for then use.
Society Islends."—ParisCorraponctent of Daily Telegraph.
The Legislature of Massachusetts have re-enanted Lord Mayo has, at his own expense, sent an elepLant
the Prohibitory Liquor Law, with the important exemptions to the Dublin Zoological Gardens.
of lager beer and cider. On Saturday afternoon Miss Porter, sister-in law of
It nl said that gold has been discovered in the bed of the Rev. C. J. Bushell, vicar of Barkisquee was at the
the River Ceesley, on the property of Rosehall, belonging to Sowerby rallwayatation in Yorkshire, intendiug to proceed
Sir James Matheson, hart, Lord-Lieutenant of Ross-shit 0. home to Southport by a train then about due In croseing
11,1.1,1,inwehtiheke der.es.se oulpthaet l'hogutfoigigleati y
isirgewegasuglitto,bgyeadndeoxislogreheys
The opponents of the Church in Spain have had an
unexpected turn of luck. While leveling the ground for a the engine and killed on the spot.
new square in Madrid, the labourers have turned up the . 'Throne great fear of French peasants is revolt'.
graves of the victims of the Inquisition burned at autos da
Inn. Their fathers have told them of all the misery it en-
tre Calcined bones, charred curls, bits of burned men and
tails,
.and since that first revolution, vrhich freed them from
women, told their own tale S. Echaragay, speaking against
reudarrem, and gave them ft, little or nothieg the Loots of
intolerance, made this discovery one of his texts, and the
the clergy and nobles., under the name of Men. natama X.
Church has received • greater blow in Madrid than a hundred they know they have nothing more to hope from it. It has
arguments could inflict. „ come to them ready made from Paris now aud ;main, franeht
During the present session up to May 8, 5,350 with increased taxation and a heavier conscriptitm, arid they
dinners and 2,285 luncheons heee hemo eereed ito the refresh- ha te
thPaha in consequence.hm ag Paris t
Pa is ' againat
t thge e Emperor:
ment rooms of the House of Commons. bet ey will uphold iaimris. he nt emen in
LinAcolmn marriage
ae
Countis Correspondent of Pall Mall Gazette.
stgahlikoeiddigogfiliglteGtrisiiwedenciLlrish.ertihnraohf Abraham
_black coats, the lawyers, MA all the parliamentary peelers."
Duke of Baden. General Robert E. Lee, who commanded the forces
A couple of months ago two ladies were taken up in of the (7onfederates in the civil war. visaed Presiolent Or.t
Paris for shop-lifthig, and, contrary to law, were released on at his official residence, the "bite House, on the hut of Slay.
bail. They have now been tried by default, anti sentemed Ile was accorded a strictly private audience of an hour's
to a short term of imprisonment, which, of course, they duration.
will not return to France to Indere.— the leas. of bail The greater part of the village of Vaux, in the
beh g accepted was that the ladies in question were constant
guests at the Tuileries Pranche-Conde, has been burnt doom. 'lea fire broke out
shout midnight, and in little more than two hours the homes
A fishmonger, named Thompson, residing in London, of forty-three families were destroyed.
who had neglected his busleess throngh intemperate habits, Albany has a queer trouble. Two members of •
and heti been compelled by his creditors to give it up to therm church choir having seceded therefrom have been singing in
weat into asw mrnittg bath in Stile-mod New Town, the other the congregation lustily, tout of tame, to break do wn the
evening, and held his head under the water mitil he was enemy. Arrest and discherge awl re-arrest followed, to no
drowned. An inquest was held on the body, when the ,jury purpose, the offenders still singing out of tune.
returned a verdict of "Suicide while of unsound mind.'
Sir Theophilus Billdulph met with a serious accident
The Army and Nary Gazette believes that Mr. Card'
at Warwick on Saturday. While at drill with the Warwick-
well has made some small step tttwards a desirable object.— shire Yeomanry Cavalry his horse became restive arid he
the permanent preservation of the British cemeteries in the
was thrown upou the ground with great force. A doer, "as
Crimea Application has been made he Paris to ascertain summn oed m , il for not the honw oable baronet suffering
what the French have done from temporary concussion of tire I, air,and a severe time
The Lords amendments to the Sea Birds Preaervation wound in the face, from wleth he had lest a quantity of
Bin have been publithed. Their lordship. propose to extelui blood. Ile was also greatly thaken. lu the course of th
the operation of the Act to Ireland, and to exempt the day, however, he was much netter.
Island if St Kittle. They also propose the insert'. of •
The pope
clause providlog for the exemption of any other parts rof the has forwarded to the Prince of • the As-
turias an autograph letter of thine., in r, ply to the emote.-
1: toned Kingdom, wherever, on account of the necessities of Medi.n of his Royal highness on the ft tieth anniveteary
the inhabitauts of the more remote parts of the sea coasts, of his Holiness's ordinatioe. The Cope had, a few days be-
it may appear desirable,
One of the most it/pedant reforms announced by the fore, sent a similar comntunication to Queen Isabella.
The Regi-trar-General of Victoria estimates that
Turkish Goverament is the establishment of a civil code,
at the close of the year the pepulation of tee colony was
which will be binding on all the subjects of the Sultan, with- 683 977, which shuws an increa-e of 24,490 daringthe 3 ear
out distinction of creed. 868.
It is estimated that the cost of proceedings connected The Town Clerk of Hartford, United States, re'
with the O'Sullivan Disability Bill will fall little short of
ports one death last year " from ignorance."
A 2,500. She Treasury beers the expeuse.
An ambitious gentleman in Connecticut appeals, over
The naval officer who pulled President Jackson's his own signature, " Too thee michannicks and lanuringe
nose in 18432 has just died at Washington, and the despatch
men of my native town. I will reprizint you in the Start
announcing ,his death chronicles this incident as his only
title to remembrance—Such is fame ! aasemblee irrispectif of pollyties, rehjion, or eidicaehm.
On Tuesday two wins of Count Barnarck, who have
According to the Australian papers. the Duke of
Edinburgh is as popular as ever in the colonies, but his ease only very recently arrived in England from the Continent,
ter the purpose of going through a course of studies at the
and coontfort as a private gentleman are not TIOW interfered University of Oxford, paid a visit to the camp at Alden shot,
with by procesaiotna, addresses from public bodies, and so and spent the greater part of the day in. visiting different
forth. At Sydney he laid the foundatieu stone of a statue in
places of interest in the camp.
memory of Captain Cook. At a recent execution in Prince Edward's Island, the
The ship Blue Jacket, Captain Lyttletnn, from New disgume of the hangtnrn was most inappropriate for the
Zealand for London, was bend at sea on the 9th instant.
occasion, anti better suited for a masquerade tor the !mere-
The captain, first officer, seven of the crew, and all the pas- quin of a play than for the solemn scene in which he was
sengers, were landed at Q/ICOMISOWn. Two lifeboats, in
to be so prominent an actor. His head was elivehmeil in
charge of the Beetled and third officers, with thirty-two men
an enormous tow wig, the ringlets of which were as large
and the fourth officer, are ntis-ing. Four thousand wove. as a Man', wrist, and his face covered with a light blue
reigns have 'teen saved. Pone thotusand were in each missing mask.
boat, and £48,000 were lost in the vessel. Great apprehensiona are manifested regarding the
The municipal conncil of Bordeaux have now under
considerati. a scheme far cutting a great ehip canal from safety of no newer than fourteen shipo bound aeries the
Atlantic to England In most inetances the moderwrners
the Bay of Biscay to the Mediterraneau! The proposer M. have no hope, and have settled on them ass total lose.
Stash de Magnoncourt, estimates the cost of the work at
412,000,000 f., less than £18,000.000 sterling, and the time " A gamekeeper and his wife consulted the doctor of
necessary for its completion at six years. the parish as to the choice of a 'Bitola name' for their eon
Last Sunday, the Herne Bay boatmen were engager'
. and heir. The doctor suggested 'Nimrod,' and the suggestion
we,. eeted upon. Some while afterwards another so,, was
nearly the whole day in bringing In pieces of wrecks of yes- born. This time the parents chose for themselves, and, as a
sets—supposed to be two—one laden with battens, the other match 'or ' Nimrod,' absolutely selected 'Ramrod.'"
with wheat. It is imagined that they must have gone down Churchman's Magazine.
near the Princes Channel, on the Goodwitt Sande. A yellow
buoy, with the nanny .. Scheer and Niemeyer, liamburgh ;" A Royal proclamation has appeared in the London
also a seaman's chest, containing books, papers, etc., were Gore-Inc to the effect that all copper coins, coined and current
brought ashore. litvirtne of any ',reclamation prior to the 17th Decenitoer,
1660, shah be called so and re-coined. The proclametion
At an inquest held at Poplar, respecting the death also declares that none of the old copper coinage shall I e
of Mrs. Christopher, a beershop-keePer, the doctor who allowed to pass or be current in any payment after the 3151
attended the deceased said that her death woe caused hy December next.
drinking beer which had been drawn front new leaden pipes , e., ~.
in the bar of the beershop. The jury returned a verdict of 'l 'hr Queen of Madagascar and her officers of state
accieental death from lead poisoeing. have been baptized.
At Birmingham. on Saturday, a gentleman pro- At Festiniog mine, Merionethshire, the other day, a
ceeded down Key-hill on a byeicle at a moderately quick married man, agent twenty-eight, fell down a shaft 107 yards
, pace. and at the bottom of the hill a brougham came along deep, and was dashed to pieces.
It:Weld-street, in a direction at right angles with that in The misunderstanding which led to the consecration
which the bycicle was travelling. The velocipede and the of the Rev. 11. L. Jenner, as Bishop of Dunedin, Innsbeen fol.
just Mitre the horse's feet Tee wheel of th
brougham met. and the velocipede turned comOetely over, lowed by unpleasant coneequences Ile writs:—" The truth
e carriage went is lam nearly wearied our with this boldness. 'rho bola ion,
over the gentleman's shoulder, and inflicted 11CT101.13 injuries. the humiliation of my position, which culmineted last Sunday
1
Ramptahui Sing, a rebel sepoy of the lah Bengal teinemavehwaev I feel itoclined to let matters take their chance,ing to alt under a lay reader, have well Itigh broken
, Infantry, has been condemned to death for the murder of
' Lieut. C. W. Hutchinson of that regiment in 11.57. give myself no further trouble, and ask my friends to leave
me to my fate.'
Consul Cameron has written a long letter, which On Tuesday a great juvenile gathering took plane at
occupies nearly two columns of The Times defending him.
self against Bedford in connexion with the British anti Foreign Mole
, nst the charges, made ho an article in the last
1 number of the Quarterly Review, that he had, by his die- Society. Dore Shaftesbury presided, and though the weather
was unfavourable, the largest building ill the Britannia
, obedience of orders in reopening negotiations with Theodore, Iron Work., which has for years been lent for this interestieg
1 and putting hhnself in that monarch'. power, brought about
I "the Abyssinian difficulty."
The Duke of Edinburgh took all Irish hearts by Whit Tuesday gathering, was crowded by several timelier's,
thefo
wgt e, a
with
oneand scholars
oi.two of
Hugh al l the
e l.
storm on St. Patrick's Day at Sydney. Throughout the day present, as well aria large number of l''rceelledeaeayircoSedP'git'er'n':L'ile'tuinb'e'eti'.hge
he wore a bunch of shamrocks on the Itreast of his coat in
lieu of the usual houquet, and this tribute of respect to the As the tip Main of the London, Chatham, and Dover
teneuld Country " will, we are stewed, never be forgotten by Railway, which left Ramsgate at noon, on I nesdey, was ale
the delighted Irishmen of the colony. preaching Margate, Mr M
James Timms, the argate Borough
The usual annual procession of Church of England
eurveyor's assistant, threw himself under the engine, and wis
Sunday School children took place on Monday morning, at instantly cut into fragments.
Manchester. The ,number of children somewhat exceeded The Gaidois says that the Prince of Wales, before
th et of last year, which was upwards 01 14,000. The weather leaving Pah., invited the Prince Imperial to visit England,
being favourable, the crowd. to witnem this intere•teng pro- and that the Emperor Napeleon accepted the invitation
ceesion were very great, There wail no new feature in the
Foceedings, but some of the schools, in their circulars ad. A Paris correspondent mentions that by way of pre-
it attention to the procession, have adopted the title of
caution the -m' ' 'ar I at the Twleries has been istermuted by
lin -
The United Church of England and Ireland e - -
." Chaseepots close at hand. The troops, too, have been kept
00 men, who sleep fully accoutred, and with their loaded
The Flora Theatre, at Cologne, has been totally to their barrack. No teeth disturnames have, hewever,
destroyed by a fire which broke out just after the performance occurred. It is calculated that 215 public meetings fir
had been concheled. The Catastrophe is supposed blame electoral purposes have been held in Paris during the hut
beeti the work of an incendiary, and the more so that the fortnight.
Grand Theatre WWI MUMS to the ground a few months back The editor of a New Haven paper is called bv a con-
under emit. circumstance. temporary a " moral hyena, who would unhearse the dead
The British Mediral Jou renal in the first of a merles for means to villify the livinß and whose foul atod (meeting
of articles on self purifying power of rivers, by which it has tongue drips with gall and equafortis." The excuse for this
been alleged that contammivated water is rendered whole- complimentary outpouring is that "it is • part a the
some end tit fm the supply of town., show. that this power, economy of nature to castigate moral monsters."
though of great utitity, inn proved by overwhelming evidence The Freemasons of Calcutta have endowed an inati-
'to be quite Inadequate to ensure, at all times the requisite lotion for °devoting the children of indigent Freeinaeons.
purity of such water, and the absence of danger to health His Excellency the Viceroy and his Honour the Lieutenant-
' The Viceroy of Egypt left Alexandria on Monday.
arising from its use. Governor of Bengal are among the patrms.
for • tour in Eis Europe, and expected to arrive in Londou n There appears to have been 290.G60 person,' cm-
ployed in coat min an milling in England anti Weles in Thee. and
the 22nd of next mobth, lie will previously viait Veni o
ce, 50,160 in Scotland. The quantety of co•ol raised in Crest
Florence, Vienna, Berlin, and Paris, and return to Egypt, Britain was 104,566.919 tons. There were 860 separate We
via Constantinople, in September, no as to be prepared to
Pattie, on the 16th of October, but the canal will be ready appears receive the Empress Eugenie at the opening of the Suez accidents, aud leer lives host, the proportion of rit toes em-
ployed for separate fatal accident.. being 403, mod 343 the
Canal. That event will take place, accerding to the Paris plosed to every life lost Every 1.03.429 tons of coal raised
for use by the Ist of October. France, England, Austria, hi .262 collierie. There were also 69 lives lost in ironstone
Italy, and Turkey will send naval divisions to take part in • ars to have cost a life. Theee operations were carried on
MUMS.
the ceremony The Spectator calls Mr. Goldwin Smith's letter to
Lord Clarence Paget, upon retiring from the Com- the Beehive a very silly letter. Mr. Simuer's speech the
mond of the Meetterraman fleet, delivered a farewell speech Spectator says) does not prodnee, but only expresses, a 1 ...1-
to the crew tof the flag-ship Caledonia. on the 2nd inst., at standing hostility ; and as to the emigrant., they would be Ili
Malta. Ile spoke in very high terms of the diempline and sate in war too ert3body else.
efficiency ot the men, and said that their record book of
offences was in remarkable controtst with many others in the • In a pamphlet on "Our Duty in the Present Criaiii,"
navy. He was about to be unemployed four vont° time, but
just pulolielled in Dublin, and addressed Ity the they. i y. riet her
is hear. and soul were in the service, and there was not a ilickerthke, incumbent of Ardamine, to his brethren, t;sflisfe e
man among them whom he would not be glad to sue anti lowing advice iigiven n—e Let us not lean On the Conser
choke hands voth at home. In combed. he begged them, party, with Mr. Distaeli es their leader, lest our Install
staff
now they were about to be paid off and dieperecel, toot to under us and pierce our own arm. This has happeued te us
forget their discipline, or the high character they had earned, more than once already."
On Monday four profeesional velocipedeans had a It is stated that the Queen has appropriated £2 500
race on two-wheel Madre for • sweepatakes of £lO, at of the profits arising from the sale of the "Lessen front
Str“akani Common, over a stile of ground well adapted for Journal of our Life in the Highlands" to estabtishieg rcleril
the trial. The competitors were elesses. Richard., Joyce, and college bursaries for the isenefit of well-desertiug sch
Anset, and Freuti. At the Mart the pace was made by in the district round Balmoral.
Anset, who maintained the lead for half a mile, when Ereuti According to letters from Jeruealem. the Marris of
heeeett his opponents and increased the speed, and, after a 1 Bute is edifying the dwellers in that city by his mety fuel his
sharp contest, came in first by four loathe, Ansa secola ; i liberality He passes long hems in tears .d prayer at the
the others tied for third place. The last portion of the road ' various finals where the last scenes of the Passion are sup-
waa 011 the descent, and the mile WAS aCCOMPUSh/ad in five posed to have been evacted. His lordehip's almoner, Mon
-
minutes and a half. signor Capel, hes been preaching in }Malian to lsrge boatel a
"A native of Delhi. in whose caste it Wail forbidden Pilgrims belonging to numerous English and Antietam
to have two wives, went over to Christianity, in order, as he creeds, and his remarkable eloquence brings together a loorge
fancied, to be able to contract a second marriage. He did and heterogeneous audience, whenever it is known that he IS
SO ; MIL his first wife, to hie consternation, followed him, likely to occupy the pulpit in the chapel of the Ecce Homo.
and he also discovered that bigamy was neither a Christian
virtue nor a favourable recommendation to the notice of the The Lancet learns from Dr. Blanc, who has made
-law of the country. So to cure the difficulty, he niurdered personal inquiries upon the subject on the Continent, that
both his wives, and now finds himself brought up loy an in- experimenters abroad seem to be convinced of the supei horny
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hunt. code, for ravine entleevoured to rectify a mistake"— eee os se
Indiaa Public Opinion. f the Mire.
PDX lip trammo.ting to him cow.poxdirectrom
attd that animal vaccination is now generady encouraged in
Parini, Brussels, Naples, Marseilles, and other plates on that
account. Dr. Lanoix, of Pars., has ;already made, with
been tried in retie for the murder anti robbery of a wine general success, more than 40,000 vacematrom on this Plea.
ahop-keeper at Batiguolles, usentA If rob,
The crime One powerful reason adduced in favour of animal vaccination
lest aggreeeted by hoe rible =tea immorality quite unfit for is the possibility of obtaining at any time an almoodeet
publication. The chief accusedeifertz wilier, wee condemned aUpply of good lymph on ernergSticiee. In • few da)s the
to death ; one Bosquet, to 15 years' hard labour Berton inhatoitants of a town COuld be vaccinated and revaccinate 1
amid Slaingot, to 10 yews; and a fifth, K auff mann, to seven in so short a time, and en auth a scale, if necessary, esisi
years of the iiiiine punishment the others, named Brim and admit of the pouibiloty of mastering an epidemic which eves
Defiandre, were acuoitted4 breatened to be sericite

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