The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-04-07 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, APRIL 7, 1868.

goithrlage." He trostred the day weld
dissent batons the Remise Church epee' talon&
.;
hi this emery. As they might suppose, there
Alch in the widow downing the Virgin Hag.
a little soetroversy saw blowers Da. Onardinn't
is dediested, aad flr. Prey, on sweat of
or ha vier in his Eirenieon brought sot goose
s things spear liariolatory. Dr. Nemeth, atm-
meatiog upon it, said, "limos me foreign form,. of
worship, not English ; they come back on the Wad like
an away and dark dream, and you ere not to snows
that the Roman Cathode Church Is ins..i ebb, for all
thole fantastic drotioes," and he went on to .lisoisiin
having an tbin at all to do with them. Yet. in this
book, to Dr. Newman, were passiges quite as
bad es sayable in the onions ef LiguorL It told
than that at the firm iostitntion of the Lord's Saws%
Mist, after ornmonicatine " Rimed( with litheelf."
rad thee he the twelve apostles, ocierauniested with Hi.
mother apart. Hs quotes from " revelations of the
surto," that the floss woo preserved in her ineorrupted
all through Good Friday, and until her nest com-
munion, and thus writes upon it :—"Our Lord dwelt
withis boric passible lab, even as He bad done at the
lithrameat. He, es it were, brought back win sad
reposed I. ha, liessomtelate Henn, what had been formed
front the blood of that Heart itosif. He brought it back
unchanged, ott looser begs bet His, Or Mawr more hers
than ever, berowe it now ins His. There He ley hid
through all that long night is the °overt of His chosen
rosemary. There, as well as amid tba olive trees, He
"'rootlet' throe" Hie three boars of mental airy. All
the interior thins, all tth anguish of soul, sill that woo
not outward bodily suffering, cribs ours 5 of szteroal
circumstances. Ha weet through within His mother; sod
at last as His Precious Blood distilled in mysterious tweet
upon the ground, so did that blooderhich was in tbe Host
within her by concombanos, Wire by the swot miner
of the saaramental life. Through the five triels and the
sera joutthys of the night and moroing, He was in
her without blows, or sound, or violence, or strifes,
or spittle, or thorsa, or wounds for seek things
Gould not touch His sairearetal hotly ; but His
heart wont Myrrh every pbase of that sthosesive
agony, draining to tin dregs every species of inward
shwa told hence, assert" sod wounded
and oreeilsiso of Noel, whir can sliest a
Almon heart, enireenieuely athemithanoll 'lnds" what
else would way lidos el he sole self have awed
immediate drib. H. spoke er the seven words Atb.
In her; hut within br, to the plenitude of their
11011W•Ply greekeigne.e, Wig* the beroldfal interior dis-
positions out of which those words were attired. Edit
myaberiorly all through the day the Blood ebbed frem
the Adorable Hoek so that it over ertheramd Ito 'nab-
falser as beinx our dither Lord Himself le the Waal
state in which He lo The moment of the load err
same:hat In Mary's heart He broke not the bre ethics. sti
hl-
rasa the aserather. Triton' saak into the ground at the
foot of the cross, and went to dark limbos with Hs
brightaless, bowleg the Body on earth equally with
itself suited to the Di.inity. Bo that moment also els died
to Mary, sad the Seel that was with the Body in the
flaerearat by concomitanes, was serrated from
it. 0 wonderful' fitness! He that began to live in
Mary, also dial In Mary." Could smithies in Liguori
be more b'septhethes and bordbitif Yet Dr. Newman
mid be knew Nothing cf thus fantastic strange
devotiona If be did not, he should not ehow • masi
to dedicate to blot • book containing them—(her,
bar). Now let them observe tbe moral results of this
teething. Father Faber complains bitterly of our
country. He rya i,e shuseter is fair to joy: be
groans ow it, and says "Starry &gland what a
moan" tthre Is in that old Marie name, whir
Meer* uk. some 1011.411111 etheassient, the joyousitess
of the old Nth sod toe smother editinsh r bat when he
speaks of Row all is satidaelion, sad plethere, mid
delight. And thus they saw bow Popery alienated the
beast from our own court y. He had seen • letter
written by • 01. mown, ones belonging to the Church
of Ragland, hut • pervert to Rome, who was travelling
ea the thatiner, in which Its wrote. " We are learn-
ing to bate England and everything Engllsh more and
more!" Why did notch those men leave England
then? we 'rid do very well without lbw. In that
book also be found sow curious raring soomon-
lag liberty of conacienes Father Faber said ea
one page that he the not the least *timid of
the
.progress of saienes, breed, that " nothing
em' Oa more sorrow, vulgar, or stupid, than the
idea of an antithesis between ether and religion,"
but In another pros. in speaking of Oelileo, who
discovered that the earth end planets revolve round the
snn, and who, Ware he said the out stood still and
the earth moved, was oast into prison by the loquio-
mon, said "if soithoweses upon its ground said Invades
theology, so Galileo did when be strove to mobs
bis seratith theory ea artiste of faith sod
the rejerion of it .o be nonviolent berry, end he is
beaten off his ground and inroad to keel) to his
then forsooth it is persecution, and I litiow not what
darkness, and barbarity. Do what it will, theology
eannot prase the world." When thsoloaY torthoutha
poor Galilee he was soreasonable to complain; the
othroh only did her duty I Elsewhere Father Faber
c.mptained that we did cot und.r.tsnd the Roman
Catholic Chitral. "Casuistry, moral theology, aed the
wirer sokairdee of the conf-esional, which geelg to
us no kind, err gentle, so bertifuL aa4 so insoirod,
reiterate the world imd irritate its navelwort to •
degree it putatively cannot bear." Ws Gould not hear
the church, as with a mother's voice, "sweetly
"arsine% wisely wraith, in the Loden a Prohibited
Books" Ws could not mopes the church loving, as
with • father's We, is the prosesses of the loquisition
All these, sad similar passages showed how sompletely
perverse sow relapse sr only into Merry as it 'nista
at present, but Into Popery as it was before the Rotor-
Matioe ; and they indicated this if they goi the power
they would rower as bitterly as they did in the days
of our forefathers, whom they burnt et Or stake
(bear, hear). It had been said that the 191. century
had wrought i wonderful alteration in the Church of
Rome, bat this showed bow eriebsaged and noshing.-
able the spirit of that system is—(spplaths). He
then went on to say that the beginning of
pervenith wee oommooly cosseloor by the ritualistic
ehistelies, and told how the Roman Catholics
had "touter." to invite young people tons. the decora-
tions and altar sloths, Ito, of the Popish pleas of
worship, and thus they came under the influence of the
priests. Them facts, whim be had laid before them,
should incite them to greater *roosters for the main-
threes of our good old Protestant Church and bar
privileges He rejoiced that the Church Association
▪ so'bratily supported by the laity of this dior se.
for they had a duty to perform which was laid upon no
ether people. 1.7 their respectful sod firm protect,
they had shown him who was the Chief Pastor of the
Diocese that they were wide arras to the euperstitions
of PorrY, and that they, for their paha, were deter-
alma they would not have " altars" in their churches.
or "sserifirthe riser" to mbeistar swept them—Cast
they bad made up their with. there sboald be no
"confessional house in the vestries of their Protestant
Chur he.; and lie was convinced that the firm attitude
of the laity of the Church of I. Wand the poweviul
middle dam of tbei soustry—would be felt. and that
those who where Ira, to the Prato:oral faith hal every
rekeen to believe that the present crisis would be Web
prod. sad OW those who berms mot to us—who are
in heart already with Row—will lave to go from the
Church if Ragland In that ariontealse to whisk they
far unser booestly beat allegiathe - (applause).
Th. L. W. Pere proposed • vote of thanks to
the losenrer, WI stated that be thew the young man
wite was welted by Mr. Mageliel from Popery just
before his death.
The motion yea nessmied by the Rev. T. W. Knipe
and carried unanimously, and th• meeting waa rased to
the twat Vey.

di di moaned altars, awl, as Its ballawdalt
TWIMMII it
he tbingla It was only basset to p IMMea
01 Ispopto. Quito *kb. be Ohs nitwit/
daft rimagMeg —gra %Mather *set
spa grant duet woe
Meath of Mislead? The Fetal
allow the right plane le
poor soalectitr
and tiforre ho did set Mos to bolos( to •
ands parented it. members to me their prima
judgment. Is the Mande of Rome do insanity
isissived the Marsh's Washing. sad had saw of the
doable eat fears resoling from the monies of private
lis holy thissa" He (the speelterbe4to.ll his
of oily pit rid bis prints tby
antams oH Ms hood: whose ea ha had • be lama
asereiss his Ornate leaposat whabor he liked it or
sot; sad rained him to Joremiale cad., where it is
recorded that On priests sad the peephole alle all dos
people took Jeremiah before the primes sod s.d "To,
roan is wok, to die, nine bath poraphosied aide.*
this alty I" than Jagemiali mid that libe Lord had seat
him to prophearegaimet the eity ; sad the primes sad
ell the people said ado tbe prials and prophets " This
sma is me main to da for he lath 'pekoe to as ie
the new of the Lord oar God, AM he asked the
yeses man to atas dove two or throe pestioas Moe
that sad ask them whoa he ma west to the °relay.
Pisa, Meatless as that weak% dm* *zwilma
fled of minis lodgment? Setioad, whether tiler
wen right in "eying that Jeremiah was IS 11
prophet to the vary teeth of the priests? Third,
whetbw 1h• rifht Shish was allowed to Jars was
denied to Christians? The young toss tadend Use
Outdoes. Italic a sharp letter la reply from ciao of
the Pews. his he had no bareness to speak to
hi. (lb. leatmor that he mast naive the teething
FIT" him .11hett qssstiouiai. Mid that be must not
Imam to anew pits of that kW. but he had no
rammer to the emestima This eralted dad swayed
tho yang man, yet he felt laminated by the Ratan
Church. At Isagth he left Leedom, sad he (the
Water) lest him two or thne Moho, sad east tweed
messages to his. Than he board the yang rasa was
Mead with rapid coosamption, and masa after died ;
bat daring his ilium orrery cloud disappeared from his
miad. sad las spoke of Obrest sad what Olivia had done
for his soul to *very on. about him, sod ho thanked
God am his deathbed that he had been mimed front the
fate et these who go over to Me Mash of Rom—
(oraanso). Their work to tber ProtterMat lonian
mosisted Welly is giviag Wiens sad looking Mier
mob Roman Canton's as ladiedad OM they wore
Isa-
pesassd with what they hard them eari by them
imam they had siseesedd is wields" over sword to
the Preetateat faith, mamma them • priest, who sea a
very hopeful mann. Bet they bad • large discussion
damn, sad bequeath Me room ma crowded with Irish
labourers sad ahem Is was the president, and at
It was &ISM* to keep the Pelee hetwoen
heated Protestant oa ono side awl oho Irish Boman
Catholis oa amp ether. Bet be always had the last
word, sad took oars to direst their thougbts away from
gestrinany' end dame the plain natio of the Gospel
plainly and affeetiesuately before than On ass atomics
they idled In gonna a Beam When" champion. A
Protseauit bad spokes" at some Nada on the) idolatry
of the Caeca el Rome, mad be said far •
Hamm Candle to follow him. There was one working
as., who seed to mem formal as • Roma Cabot's
as almost all .n.Msssu be was • dower sad an tweed.
laity able speak.?; laded, they had rams to suspect
that he was only drowsed u • worklag ran. as had
bees ozpested /kat weals& hat failed to awns After
waning • little time, • rasa asked to be allowed to
meek, sad, is sassier toms 'equity, silt he ma • Jew.
Is wse invited to dm platform, sad he said. I have
Imo convorted, sad I wish to my • few words to the
Rama Catholics. I me born sort broach' up is
Branum soo of the moot Roma Oakeno econtries
so the teatiecon. Hy West, sided very moos in
sot teaching as dm onto sad work of Jamas, bat la
mere diration they wore ante tight— they amain sae
ham infancy Mum ion ensimmasenbe 'birth we all
hold
in comm' a sad I hand that 00. whieb says,
"Thou shalt sot make ante thee any graven image
thou shalt met bow down thyself to
, this." My paresis mei to pCat to all the Marsha
is tho neighbourhood, and say "Thew people eannot
eoeshlp the true Gal, berme their obarehes are fall
of wane Maps." Lambs" at the Roams Catholics.
be soothed Do sot tad' that I wish to hurt you
footings, bat I tell you last the eziettmee of Me Church
of Ram is the greet restambe to the mama= of the
:ova throughout the whole world. One al the
Roam Catholies said. "Lb I whoa you mot over to
the Marsh of Saglasid, yoga did so for the loans and
liobes." TM Jew relined, My good friend, Ime you
are • waking maa, sod I dean think • suspicious
heart is to be fogad oder • fustian Jaen& Toe have
mar Mee as before, sal why abound you Mama I
wand to ousis • mess thing as that? Whos I beams
• %Mau I was Mead oat of my family, and not
esse of my Matins boa spoken to nes mass that day.
I was raked Is greet poverty for two or them year.,
awl I thialt that mot oae if yea boo suffered me masa
for your Pepay—(sprlones). Oa may osemioos
latargeliag lookleas of that bled oosered. Severs'
eeriest inetanses of the way I. width the work of per-
veggies is atrial ea, mom wader his 'MM. An
advertimmeat append is me of tho daily pawn, for
" aseistaals la a shop at s.ptool arm bat Protestaste
used apply.' Ho met there. that:lag that ontels Mae
la maid sahmaibe to the Protested Institute,
whim ho dieerweved that the shoal:apse sad his site
were Inward Pagan, sad adopted that advertisement
Is get yeseg men 111010, when they might term to dm
Ohara- of ROOM. De elm beret that the priests told
young people that If they seat to mass regularly on
lianday morning, they might doting the other part of
Me day, play at backaromon, Mess, and nand Mt
time lo otber araussmosts. And they sot only had
billiard rooms at Brampton, but, in another part of
Chelsea, • skittle alloy, whore, very frequently, piny.
lag with smarm vulgar, sad ill-bred sasswoes to be
seen rename from the Usivenities, pervert' from
the Church of Eaglaad, to promote the work of the
Church of Home. It ma a sod ssibt, bat most of the
priests maenad with the Brom:ton Oratory showed
by tbeir looks that they hod not beeo brought op in
Papistry. They had not the sly look of Roman
Catholic pried", but could still look you straight in Dm
face. sad still bore shoat thm tbe upset of Prot/Manta
and Zeglislasou ; and it waa sadist that many of
this were young nen who had Mon entrappod by these
older and more teasing than themselve.. Tornio" to
the smond part of his subjoin—tin tenhiefi of perverts,
ho called stteatiou to • volume entitled ' The blared
Seeraissat, or the worts and own of God." by Father
raw, • very distinguished Oxford man. It was
dedicated "to my most dem ember, Jobe Hoc/
Newman." and until be (t'is lodate) rad it ho had no
soneeptioa of the el-wallas chase:ter of the suptrsti-
lion of modern Rolm The object of the water
wonted to be to show that the eardloe of the mats is
ammeted with nerythim In God's ersattob —thia it
Is the nay "entre of GM's work, and min, both in
provides"' gad ince. ?tiler Faber informed them,
samara other stimp thiags, that every time the
plan seislans at Kb. sate he perform twelve
✓epasts and distinct naiades. "The trot mina. 1,
• deetreerim annihil.tion, the perishing, the
veuletting +hid: over word WS will ehatee, of tin sub.
lama" of the broad and wino." "The nand miracle
. . . monism in the roprodustion and restitution of
the periand substanoes, when the special ars corrupted
of &gaged, sat oar Blessed Lord has withdrawn."
Tiny said that if the pine of brood neatly became the
ko.iy of Christ, It would if kept long enough, bones°
earope, but they tries His body "could not vs
correptlote." Sat Father Fab', said, "All this is
dose la an mean a mariner that there are no external
sips by atlas we eon detest dant tin original die-
appearanee or tht froth sabotitation of the setwtame."
Sig mirsees f.11.w with moon to the body of oar
Lord. and its comoinitaata, and Me last of the twelve
Is described as solidditg "la the fatality of towers.
am When a saint works mantles, Irst of all Is is
• mist, sad that it to be remit:sawed. for it tells of
long year" of prover mad coraliet. and caedart emote
of corponljaderlty. So it long fasting, sod peat
wrong, mods toil, and vigils of preliminary
sersmay were wormary Won ooreseeratioe, it would
seem ea easy ezeroise of powor when we sossider lb.
stesesdoes majesty of tbo work performed. But no?
Fin little words and it is done I What more easy
Mattingly ossy, we might ban thought dangencily
weep. dangerous foe our am filth, dangereas for car
owe renteneo ! Soil would be U that 'moat beautiful
of all things outside heaven, the Latin rite of the
Adorable Sam flee, had not ease f^rth oat of Use
greed Mad of the eharoh, sad lifted as out of earth
aid out of off, sad wrapped as rand is • :goad of
raystigal swedoems and the ribilmitia of a more Man
angina litany, sad pallid us alma without our.
mires, sad shamed as as with adrenal charming, so
that oar very leases seemed to Sad tides, kearlag,
imams% taste, sad Wash. hoped what earth saa
gin. Thus, my I dare to say II? Is Me Raman rite
the ellen* as a mos at guarded as sod so maid oar
Lord, that she hes made herself • loving asad thouPt
fal mother, ram to His in Moss His dolly Dew binha,
so wall as to missives, Bat why its* all tisis fteilita ?
For the same restos as the greet motley untithede of
priests Der me, few am sakes, kw ear monnieom
It Is mother mho& of love. Is be eery of noses, to
satire lukewarm' p 015515 to orionserste Him, to be
reserved la • psedso samber of tabersachs, to ihe In
mote povertyvirlakis boss.: this I. all that Jam
wawa. I had shwa odd it was sot all far as: for It
I. His haired as well a atm His luxury is to he
with the Milano of raga ; sod what Meeks la
Hun whoa he is whim his own many:seat?
A h but tam, this is jest the Mowaim naiade
of all, the mod toaddairef the yowlers, the most
Ihrlillai of the traths. Me most ovvrwbelm.
lag of au ohllmitleas ?" It had always twissed
to him that the Ohara of Boma, is toaels
doetriso of areasalestaatiatios, was involved is the
dillealty of npreentias our Lord Jams Quist as eon
Meetly adenag, bat Naha Faber mid there was so
dillealty I. it, Ulm Christ 414 Mostrially sober. He
(Father Faber) mid the principal of the Bealsuistie
wifortags wet, Ilire la NM oantbsirvand the lira was
We Waimea's of Him samilembel Ilk Moat add' be
tad. " Was ewer bei Rh in lbe tehermen ?
Wm then ever sspalso wiped up In narrow e.ll as lie
Is tbe lade *USW damps of the pin? Was int
tairrang as. omplehat Tbas bedridden pailsole of
111 t holland ham as erialmel oar thersielves thaa
Ills Hag of Macy wham love has amen is Me meshes
of the illamemmit? He is our primmer, titer look sad
WI. mad weas="Him oat whoa we will, and show
MR Is MIS ample that they mew be milled
that He has ad . 0 my captive God I what
wenn as I as =lbws the mud of makases fa
WEI. WWI MO railkilett to MD the mama to which
Them bast willed that ma prirdly power amid bring
1.11.1. 111" bald alid, 0 iftfof rasa I if thou wilt
not barmen H... thiare stmaiadeist God, at hail Mom
doh pia Me am thy Wakes primmer! Aar bow,
cied whet it will. Them wilt hare love, Maid they
esassin bieheney mon horrible than that? 'Yet this
was Insin d • esa who at em time was a din
assoished mialder of the Muds of Inglaad. la •
ohaPtor as r•PW•1148 /Wm ?abet plated oat that Um
awned Stertmeat sawed Milan property la Ibis
estoirr. Thai* t Ihil Warman lan ad our tom.
eddok bad imam Molar date the lieferma
Mod, 116 wee er • ISM Maid sot leave far mates
4.b. rid fir his ioql. labor 1414 Bleand
leepreeet la even/leap ,sprdsdhyibo world as ea
' =ll4lllllewitorrestioc ; but, wills He soas
gauntry, ma szile, nay more, • premript sod
aa °anew, who has forfeited nee the rights of
• Mina. sad like • fens 0111100 i by law Johan
propane, whin He is • animate mad • mbar
MUMWST it Ha appear is the sere4a, it deepen
aquilay, pad i*ls tweak toe Eli-

ATITILHA ItPrON.
krithitelitevai &nom. --Thie Khoo' sivievervot its I
lest vasedenties peer the fittest° of Feb 10t1s. 1010, !
" Thus", hit, tee 2.4 .1 Awl r lialvaty's
Privy Gesso 1 co the I alliteast of earteie refe•efibe4
oesalidees abee as twos. of the pante which ban
Me° ••••111.7 Pig he eatio•le sears Pe Itersed Coati.
to the annient el II per meet. gam Pahl named in
resites end writing. there were • ger7 em, ham" la
arithee.tis Tim hest of this l•at ouv4vot to • 'O°O,
SODOM 00r, DO .414. or roosh note Win* Wog allows 4 ;
" that gaivt.het or, irr, me .lable. The ittinve DOW
minute rawured In thfe whool 12 natives in the hi.livr
8t4444"14 4. 4. & The number of aeteal pause sae
28; than there were rn re than tares the number of
paler a evialred In thew higher standards. This is •
117aW1 debt of Minas The another of whol.r.
dint ted dories tlm ollsid year, ha, been 211. This
re 4414 14 bith-r than any obtalead for several years
Put. We endow asset onpire of the 6,4 sad last
44f4i6416e. rein:one by two diff,rent school inspeotors,
bridging over an interval of 10 years. J 8. Lauri..
Esq., late Her Majesty's inspector of schools, date.
June, 1858. states : "fr. Holmes is • mmt consoles.
Mous and meriterions Maribor, both as regards profes-
sional training and influential presence be excels the
average, and his school is • solid proof of both"
Horses Watt:finks, gig.. 'woo, Sate, April 2nd,
1968: "'Tim 'barmier of the reading end Penmanship
Ii greatly above the average; spelling is very fair, and
armbands pretty lar. Dieter, and order 'rood." ID
sonnrotion with the eohool re I. • fricodlY society
aitency of the tale and well 000 ducted Mutual Yrovideut
Alliance. Two-thirds of the members are moment and
old scholars' who have lrft the school and are doing
well. Tb• amount of endowmenta alone in the Athol.
hungrier" braneh is £1,636 although the agency has not
bees yet established two years. The premiums reach
nearly noo a year. The Mutual Provident Alliance
"Ha with &Nett the Government inquiry which will
be merle into many so willed friendly sodetisr, fading
stirs of • favourable verdict. The Pree.dent is the in.
deletigable and beoisserlike Rev. J. B. Owen, Reeve
of St. John's, Bedford-row. London; the Treasurer is
elm philanthropes and 'Gala Samuel Morley, Esq. The
Slatual Provident 4.MPOODLOOOO does not clash with the
pod and awful Dorset Frieedly Society. It Is Intended
for • eines above tball. The Donal Friendly Soeiety
does net effete esdewisista above £lO.

Mi Olney ?laeed between " O'd r legal tits "''P 1 Cunt ass fashfonabit intellignict.
'sPr °Bich ererr one took sack a liesp arsught of --ep—
that they seem. it lot gicatod with please o. sod loodir
welled on Kr. Joy's for "soother pull." Mr. Blase ' Tug Queen returned to Windier Castle oil fistattlAY
I sett anneeneed ' Uncle Ingot," and when be had said afternoon.
what be had to ray, to the ',easement of hi. little Ma. 0. GI. fli.ril, M.P., attended Mn. Gladstone,
Riser and nephews, Mr. B. Hoskins prettlif law' reeeption ole Wodoldrit7 alett•
dewed " Pretty Jemios," upon whieh everfleo4, °Litt 1 Ttig Princeos of Wslos will sescompene We UPI
ISIS fell bead over ears in love with her, sod Olorit'u the Prises of Wakes to Incis
Highness ed aa his visit is
--setually propos-ll—that Mr. R. ahonid do it all o'er
sewn. Bet time won't permit ar to tell of the °spina ' Saalgr rrigh"
ire that follovel, the eirl glee be the chair, Deer Tea sowochernent of the Priories' of War's. oafs
old Mn. Caudle, or "the Cuckoo." Mr. Wyndb.m &hots from the CUM, is espsowd to take place in the
gag the " Bay of Biscay" eel:orally, and Mr. B. H. month of Jeri,.
/1.'1.611 got out the "Gridiron" sod Misled sway to Ma. H. EDWARDS, MP., we. one of the irbeel it
porlitatuin, presiding to leis eudiene •se taste a little the Speaker's seventh full•dreseParliameotary dinner on
dtsh as any for the evening. Perhaps he reed •WM Wedowday evening.
too fait bat thee it is via natnre of gridiroas to too- Rift Illia/eirry held the wend Drawing Room of the
aw h,. The duet, "Love ..l War," by Idea-re. T. and n,saan an py,,daaada, at Backia,,h.a, palace, wbieh
C. Jove*, told w• II ; and aft r Mr. R. Hoskins had aas lama, attaadat. Per ,aaat.,l hours ware the
sting "The men that oiuld'ot keep still" (at woodier. tient no oinked lose lbws of carriages were drawn "p
after snob an acquaintseoe with Petite Jetnims), them in which ladies in fall drew waitod in order to secure on
. Mr. T. Joyce wag that be.ntifil wag " Th.e p.hc, in of ...sly plane on the doors boing thr iern open. The
Live ;" and "God see. the queen, concluded the Qua.„. alio .ppn.rna in ornii.a, n.nitn. On.
.nenn.
prorsome. Captain Barrett wok the (hair. and Mr- lianied by the Prise. nod Prins se of Wale", Priem sod
Whttebeed Smith sae to here presided at the piano, Princess Christian, Pilaw." L iuiee, Prince Ai•iliar, the
601 frimiir bereavement praveaka, end Mr- Caw, DAS of Cambridge, ant the Prises sod Prinwei of
ably supplied bin pleas. Well, we ass glad the roadiolt Teak.
Days gone off so well. The Working Mimes Library and
Reading Room must be kept in a stale of thorough
efficiency, and nothing can be done now.l.4sys with-
out omooey. When the simmer is gone, and the long
whiter ereuiop come, we hope to speed saute of them
with the working men again.

tit, Ant grunt.
CROILTT TO • CT.—Mr. E. T. Tannersli has been
lined 1.1 2s. by the Hampstead magistrates for guns
eruelty to a cat. A cat heloneing to a neighbour wras
caught in a health's in dafeadast's garden. Hs shut
It in, and repeatedly poured boilia4 water upon it
A FATHER DROWNING HUI SOL—Richard Wooloot,
carpenter, has been committed for trial by the Clerken-
,thlo.
yowearatti...:or.age.:6ol.b.'o:nnuatalsebehyanargeigyboto
,c!a abudr:l.9" seal tmb
on the towing.path, and shortly afterwards his boy was
foetid drowning in the water neer the same spot. The
youth had to get the deseased one bet the mimetic
would not amid, and the poor little fellow was drowned.
His defame was that his son (.11 1. aceidisitally.
CONTIGMATION TOR TIM DRAM, OP • Wl.—At
Osford APJSS Mr. Chamber, draper, of Swindon,
brought as sstlO adgaid the Greet Western Healthy I
Compeer. ee reererer somosseation for the leas of his
wit•hise. Odadler was ereadag deleadants' line'
at • level enseing os the sight of October 9, when
• via that was allowed to rail by IN ewe momentum
*tong the Ilse knocked her dews and Idlied bee. Atte
left • family of 11 ebildres. 'The defied wee that the
dreaseed aeglested to take proper preseation, and might
bave observed the vs. seining. The jury found for lb.
plaistiff —damages, 1:500 to the plaintiff ; and C 25 eaoh
lei ten of the gadded, u.married; total, £750.
HEW= aim
lkarsday morning, as elderly farmer,
_named John
WOOL residing at Seamy Houghton, called his servants
Ghat Sr. o'clock. • youth, named Robert Brows,
did Dot make his appearance till sin, when his master
' harshly rebuked him, and he made an insolent reply.
Woo, who was • very irritable men, seised • loaded
gas sad trod titbit& the contents of the barrel entered
lie youth's Ind, shattecise the Wdlls, bed ho fOll do"
eel died lothsedistely. La old woman made an alarm.
The murderer this ran upstairs, but quickly mom
dews and entered the di lour, and reloaded the gun.
Just as mine of his misdeal were entering the room he
Placed tbe Mnatle of the gun in his month and, pram•
log the Miner with his look be fired the contsate
1 into his head, the ball entering tbe roof of the month,
aid corning out of the right temple, shattering the
jaw in a frightful manner. He died instantly.
A Feral. FIGHT. —Two men named Thomas and
Benyon, canwins, on Sunday night, at a publimbeees
at Iferthyr. elialleneed sash other to light for 40a, sad
et posited el eltoh with the publican. Next mornioll
700 or 800 people went to the battlodeld to me the en-
' counter. The weenie stripped and tonight for two boors
sad a half, when Thomas fall and semmel as if "In •
trease," he mold not speak; while Benyon IR4 blind
as • bat. The stakes were drawn and Thomas was
serried to • surgeon, but he died in the afternoon, from
"general congestion of the brain." Baum and @even
el those who took • prominent part in Lim fielit have
been ootomitted for trial on a chard of manslaughter.
SZTOLITION •T BILDPOID.—Tbe execution of William
Warder, who was sonvicted at the tut theism of the
lewd's of William Bradbury, at Luton. on the 17th
October bat, took piths our Tuesday morning at eight
'Atka. Sines his condthinatioa Worsley has son.
dueled himself in a meaner becoming MN in froth an
awful pointioa. and bee paid t'o greatest attention to
Lb. ministrations of the excellent and irdef ticab'e
shapl.in, the Rev. S. M•oler The unfortnuste
moo was visited tides by him oil, and thrui brother.,
di
ill. almost needless to add that the ioterviews
were of • most distressing satere. After bis
✓elations had loft hlia on Saturday they wrote to him
telling him that there was no hope for him I. this
worid, and imploring him to sock for God'. rower. On
Saturday night the veered leforased hlin that all heir
of hie life being soerrid was stall Go& bat the wretehed
man was not at all moved by Ude announcement, but
app.ared to Wirth that Ise woeld he reprieved. The
seal .14 wag erected epos the top of the est-Ince to the
(sooty gaol, and was drthod with bleak. It was..
sonstracted that only the head of the oelprit thuld be
seen. There were bet comparatively few persons to
witness the exesutios.
lerarousTaarrto iv GINA —The dieffraodal trail
in forodgu girls conducted by the Mother Oolee of the
Is ha. ever aid ever again thee deneencod
bet; dmiudiaties .ad a little timid p •lice sad parochial
ml. rferrnmnath withstanding. She Walla still seems togs
On tarrrily. Oae Um Comer, melding in the genteel
locale of South Bank, St. J•ihn's Wood, was tog thin
with her female servant, Darned Walnaley, charged at
Karlborougbetreet on Widnes by with easselting Clara
Gambier and tearing her olothth The complainant
Ina a young Fitheh "unfortunate." She was tired in
Frump to come over to Knead for an infamous
purpose, and the was takes to the boom at South Bank.
sad inducted into an estahliabment of "other foreign
girls." All the money which she earned by her Infamy
was taken from her by the woman Corner. •Ithoogli
threatened with Yeomans.* it she attempted to depart,
the did contrive to careape, taking with her • dress and
cilloak, for which elm had paid eleven pounds to the
esirreirldtrves. Corryer followed her, and gave her
custody for stealing the art** ; but the magistrate
refused to entertain the complaint. Nest the hooted
Clem Gambier to • French reethereat in Rupert-street,
sod there, with the thestanee of her servant,she dame-
fully beat Istr, and Mee the dress aid eked to erode. Mr.
Tyrwhitt expressed Ms horror at the abomiaable Valle
thus disclosed. He said that the poor greaten before
bim had not only bees p'undered of every larding she
, but had been beaten, and sin attempt had
r="rmore been made to pleas her In the position of •
taloa. So Corryer was amerced altogether in the sum
of ten pooode—three for the assealt, five for the
damage, and two for costa. The servant WIN Amid
forty shallop. Is flank Bank la the parish of Meryl,-
boo.; and would it be impertinent to mussel the
parish authorities, whoever they be, to loth very
sharply and very summarily after Mrs. (Wryer. whole.
sale and retail dealer in foreign supplies for the most
infamous and inborn.. of slave trade.?
Extortion ow • Wiatae.—Fransee Kidder, who WM
convicted at the late midges for Kant for the murder of
• girl named Louisa Stapkm, the illegitimate &milder
of her husband, 13 years of age, was emerated on Therm
day morning in hoot of the econsity gaol, at Maidstone.
The wretched woothe appears to have been most meetly
treated by bee hothead, sad, mending to the statement
of the nabappy iCMB, ha woe essitaatiy truing
or rattier aggravating her, and driving her to kill the
child. Her husband ale; wee the lirst person to give
her late enstody ler the marks, and, slthough be had
mops now, b• would see provide any funds fog the
defame of his wrateited wile, and the was delemied
solely at the esegastios of Ur dud Some We may
be formed of Ile eltereahar of the husband of the
wretched 110111•11 from the fact that he is at payment
actually edditiag with her sister, • girl 17 years of
ape! The wretehed wand was lamentably ignorant;
and she appeared to be utterly unacquainted with any-
thing like rd.:leas notions. Through the Jidda's:-
tatty of the Raw. Yr. Framer, the ehaplaln of the
prison, she loathed to read while In emlody, sad was
thee enabled to reLirtiortioes of the Seriptares, and abit
appeared deeply fel to Um cheetah foe the Hod
manner in which hi behaved to her. Although the
prisms, wrote several letters to her husband resLoarting
him ho pew end em her, aline ho. comdaineation, he
dmdieed to do oo until Seaday. The Isterdiw was of
• painful eliarader. as the primers Monied him with
living with her either, and reenothhed him for his eon-
Stith. He itubsrareeetiv pvemieed the tee. Mr. Fraser,
that be would break off the connection. After be hell
loft No mil the mimeses bard totes flood of team sad
become dreadfully united, and her shrieks with palatial
to hear. The bealmod mid be could sot bear le bear
them, and was hurrying out of the *welder, bat Mr.
Fraser ecespelled him to remain, and at the sum iiik•
urged hint sot to forest what was passive whoa be re-
torpid home. and dressed a hope that it would not be
without its dime ie badmen( him to alter his worse et
life. He was evidantly sleeted to was duet, for
while the @blithe of hie wretebed wife were wielding in
his ears, he begged the ehe*in to span blos. and let
hien get out of beoring of tham The prisoner had ass
child by the scan Ki ider batons their soarriar, which I.
sow three mime old. alto WU brosght to he primmer,
and had an interview with be. wreathed mother es
Tuesday. A memorial was seat to the Hood Seoul
may* for a cowaiikeities ot the capital Peptones,
it Is node:stood that the leaded judge who tried her,
Hr. Jodie. Bytes, was eppraled to woe the ashieeit,
and hie reply we. that be was perfectly e•thillet with
tba verdicts, sad that be scald not ase any ming 4ing
oirsonset.nes in tho ease, tied the law was eonsequently
left to t.ke its arum. It was meassery to aria the
&Kit on to the soolfold, and utter the drop fell ski
„ppogyis to struggle slightly before life was *stied
UNNATURAL IIiaTIMNITT. —The following regeoun
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jaggillimalo shill of • young woman
nor vegithers& het they rolled him frank Bekaa. It
thw:shmesdnainsathe os"lhUedbmiawhackkas.isoi:rn°•alePes".wo"irtman*blerleal.pret "mderPin snataa.4l7."ll
as *mead &ken mother to name it and this
took it sway when it was three weeks aid. The Ps
er
did not know the womao's name who had taken her
br.b7. hut she Weed to Pay Is. • week for her
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Voisleey, of sew Wabash ; but aloe did nth keep it
bee& and it was spin removed to • lin Used, who.
allog • laras tented it oiror to • Mrs. Hail; • Wit it
went into the heads al • Ibrbsee• liorimbow, •
wombs with whom Its mother's older lodged. In her
Loose the ebild dial, How lt feted sad was tended,
acid bow it sawed wit' all Woe hireilatheawmo.
inelfe Soar* wen • Mar Int
would aog leafy 1111:646.4Lr mid he was
Saki, wires &W.* •Wiitibesi proper *loth*,
so she costa not bake Win oat to glee hisi air ; ke
wbbowl *or the whole 140, MA die get •

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