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SUICIDE OT A BEIDE DURING THE HOSEYMOON -.
An inquest wee held oa Feiday, at the village of tlegiggi
about two miles from Stamford, to Winks into the
• death which occurred there nob* peculiar am&
stances. On the 14th inst., Richard
fern '
Ba
wee married to Elizabeth Kirkby. atow' 'Mk ?
years his juke. From the evidence ag,h;id 4
the Inquest it appeared that Hereby, who tansies a
living
by out-door manual labour, was on Widnes:ley eyapd ;
hie ordinary occupation, leaving his newly-mulcted mir -o-i
His Grace the Duke of Richmond and party have hams. On returning at sight he was horrified to lag on
lad good sport at deer-rtalking in Gleall during the bride • ereP•o• She L 7 rule* S' bed in her eight alsthe,
peat week. His Grace the Duke of Rblthoond, Lord mid wee quite cold. In the room were triad a oath
Algernon Gordon Lennox, and Lady Fiancee Gordo■ of tumblers—one ortainiag water, and the bottom et ne
. en Lennox, arrived at Glenfiddich on the evening al Monday other bolo; covered with • precipitate, supposed *lon
week. On Tuesday his grace went to Bleakwater to deer- been tom by the evaporation of laudanum A War
stalking, sod laid over a very fins stag with ten point,. On !octet ree,Mo, _DOM the daomeed'a weddiell-rinY It os a
the same day Lord Aldermen Gordon Lemma. I. mooaddloh. follows: " gay dear Menai, I am brokoshowey
brought down two stags, right and left, a feat which is aed ounce rat •07 more an thin earth- I the
e through this last year. Hubbard will maks a set
rare, and not by say mesas oar. Os Saturday the party God will forgive me. Nobody can tell what Ino
all left for Gordon Castle, and on Monday his grata re-
tuned, accompanied by Lord and Lady Alesander Lennox. There's • sovereign and some silver, mid some other
Colonel Peel, /ma Captain Ihincombe. Colonel Peal sad let 3147 (her daughter) know my unhappy end, lot Inds
Captain Dooromho wont to dom..stoniiiid and mod three not bear myself any longer. I never Wilk I
stags. On Tuesday the Duke of Richmond and Captain should come to this untimely end; bat I cued at
Duocombe killed two very line stag. Lady Flores nor sleep, and the thoughts of being mantel I sir
Gordon Lennox leas been occasionally enjoying trout fishing bur. u I kb" I hould bs hippy my be
in the Fiddich.—Aberdeen Herald.
my dear boy (a church mioloory in Rupert's lar4
in tide world I think. What a trouble it will be ts '
THE BRAttil•lt GATHERING--This theohief meet-
gpiegmdof,
end the
nHimigtu.hlait4enwto.
hcomodteinnd
froin.:riaalsitil
did acrid
if......_tbi.thwisorTidd. news ever gets to him. lam eti me n
for, I cannot work. I might hays boa
of Mar, on Thursday. The weather wee favourable, and so 'i'mr ' but Ws " ale acne. lam quite be"'
Wish tourists and others who intend %kin the upper I bops We Lord will forgive me for all
d Good b o and God bi " I luliwe
valley of Dee is their summer journey generally contrive retereed ag.werdist to the effect that deX.end tiaseiThi. ei
to be about Braemar when the gathering comes round, the -
NaltltOW ESCAPE AT NIAOAIL• PALLE—Profits:7
hermit by poison while In • state of unsound mind.
attaindiums of strangers was numerous. The games com-
menced between 1 and 2 o'clock in pressor of parties
from Mar Ledge and Invercaulti Hoene. the guests of the Ruggles. ea Dartmouth Wage. bed a 'arrow romp it
Earl of Fife and Colonel Farquharson respectively, Niagara Falls reertly. While walking an Cicat Med
sad the Duff and Farquharson Highlanders. Shortly with • party of ladies, or of them dropped Mr per{
after the games had begun, the appearance of which slid some 15 or tO feet dews the bank of the rivet
outriders bespoke the approach of royalty, aped Mr. Ruggles went down and picked it up, but on strut
the proceedings were at open brought to • stand to leg to Mara, the bank being steep and the ground bail,
enable the assemblage to loyally receive the distinguished lost his footle( and fell flows to the very brink of the
visitors. They were the Prince and Princess of Wales, with reellifet. e which at this Point le 80 or 90 fir high;
1 the Prioress Hilda of Anhalt, and suite, ineludbag Colossi nom no hold tier of the roots of en unreel
KeppelL from Abergeldie Castle. Following. in about half toss, the truth of which hangs over the abyss. THOME
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en hour, our the Princesses Helena, Louise, Beatrice, end ceased free to shake violently, and it *Pluradiethl
the Prince and Princess Louie of Haase, with suite, is- ,paint of falling over the precipice The lodise epistolist
&adios General Grey, Sir Charles Phipps, tic., from Bal. called for help, bet no assistance wee at hand. A siononli
moral Paler Having withered the fasts of the High- ret the Part of Mr. angles or a Flat of wind seemed Whir
lenders for some time, the royal party became the gesso tocsins the tree to tall. At this critical moment as dSc
of Colonel Farquharson, and partook of lunrheon loved I. ladies took off her Unquiet* and skirt, cut them lute Drigs,
his romantic old castle. About 5 o'clock—ahortly before the got shawls and other articles of clothing from the rid
termination of the conteeta—the royal visiting left amid the PutY, tied them together. fastened a MOM gii the
the hearty cheering of the spectators. In the feats of then thus formed, and let it down to Mr. Ruggles. ins,
streagth, such as throwing the stone and hammer and toes. 'aim hold of it, walked slowly up the bank. It me
Cg the caber (a ponderous tree), Donald Diann, the Dr- • moment of fearful suspense The rape was held Emit
side champion, eclipsed all rivalr, se also in the loos rams, by the ladies above, but it might untie or break, sad ahi
which embraced the ability to jump • demo hurdles sad at • hundred fir oa the rocks below most be the brit le
ford the Dee at a place where the river ran 7 test dry, i result. When Mr. Ruggles reached terra firma, kis fir
The honours of the dancing—always the most ' moor, who had shown such remarkable praisers of nisi,
of thee. Highland meetings—were carried off by • smart fainted. and was taken home In en unconscious state.—ätis
graceful clansman mimed Greer. or, as the local lassies pork Tribune.
fondly styled him, "Charlie." In the evening a grand TES POLICY 701 AUSTRlA.—Whatever mieshie(
ball took place in the old retie, when the merriment was has not been dime by ignorant* and prejudice has Ira se-
kept up tall daybreak of Friday. complished by her dogged and lode:ibis pride. Yostia is
DEATH OF MR. GEORGE LAIDLAW.—In our • ruinous possesidoe, paying little and costing moth, tea
obituary this week is a notice of the death of Mr. George she cline' to it as if it were the palladium of the empire.
Laidlaw, one of a family connected with Scottish titanium Austria, indeed, is a text from which might be model
and also ' known in our northern district ee among the eel mutlther of 'um", as to the follies whichar it ..
__on the
oiliest and most intelligent of the Lowland sheemfarmiers pewee ce a government to commit. We big mono;
settled in the Highlands. One of the three brothers—Wm. as • genwel rule. in the power of governments to erre
Laidlaw, who died in 1845—is celebrated se benign been the prosperity of satire. Oar creed is rather that is
the (suitor, amannenia, and friend of Sir Welter Scott and these cases the nation must minister to itself. How
author of st least one popular Scottish song, tt Loris great, then, most have been the misgovernment of
natio." James, another brother, died about fifteen years Austria when It is agreed no ell bands that so much may
ago much regretted. The Ettriek Shepherd, James Han be done for her by • change of policy ; in other weeds.
(who was shepherd to the Laidlaws' father at Blackhouse
that the mischiefs under which she ia suffering are embroil
in Selkirkshire). taught James Willa, Ids alphabet and the work a her own goverameat. She needs Wool
imbued h'm with • love of Scottish song and history which tranquillity. So do we is the cage of Ireland. Bat, while
never left him. George Laidlaw partook of the same nobody is able to point out what legislative mesons
training and the same spirit. they were all ingenious, would give tranquillity to Ireland, everybody knows what
speculative men, attached to each ether with almost eonosesions would banish discontent from finegary. Give
tenuous. tenderness ; end now they sleep side by aide In her honk her audited constitution, leave her bar aid in•
the sequeetemd cad Dictureneme churelmard of Coatis in initiator, and she in satisfied. So in Braes. Everyb*
Beses.shire.—/itherneo Courier.
THE LATE LORD STRATHMORE—The death of knows the weak sot Austria in !Mance •it aorta a
an overgrown army, and that army bee been kept
_ea Es
Lord regret cu We foo. Logo, du has Issas ~...ived present footing partly for the sake of claims which have
with in on "dim to Good4soomod pat set
to be abrdnood, and partly for a province whisk I
impetuous, he was ever ready to malt • friend is distress, set worth fighting for. If the expenditure is loge
arisen from adherent* to the oberdeie policy of reetediu
and if be had only possessed the firmness of character to the revenue is &festive, and everybody knows that the
carry oat the resolutions of retrenchmeat which lie formed,
he aught yet have been alive, as there is no doubt hie death A nation is, indeed, unhappy which has been rode'
was brought on by the exigencies of his pontioo. fle bad reneged and migoverned ; but, on the other hand. liS thso
at one time nearly a hundred horses of use kind or soother, °rile are muted by misgovernment, good arwera,°"•taaaa"
but none of them were of any great repute, except hie ir,er,,, yei,_thle°, . Low al ~_Autna, haLumr, we believe '—''
striplechseere, St. Leger end The Snitcher, with whom " """" '° her power, w, w"W" `-`' a sincere *--rodowad
be didcgreste,
great things in 1846 and 1847, under the Initiate tiou with Hungary, by disposing of Verne, by
of join jgawm, to whom, in hia "thug..., for lb, ber army. and by Itherabsing her tariff, to save-Inerseg
snort, he may be said to have articled himself. And in fr0m..,,,_ al P,i,„,,,,..rueat &Ku and resume l'w,f°r•l'LPlA:a k.
Fores'a window in Piccadilly, an excellent likeness may be -•"'"1-"„__„ .__
__,_.___,.'", "I' 'rm u—•°°°r--•" at le
moo of him in Horrmes scum of "Steer kiwim.. c0„..k0.n MAW all alLialaDatily rejoiced if the Emperor has ee-ri
just chipping the wall on Tile Snitcher. In the middle, utle.l_gial"flaa, ,_,,__te*ht councils
o„wh° are willing to "...-
Lord Strathmore had neither the elegance of Lord Wilton "e"ue "" it '''''"" w•"'''''"'—' 'we°
nor the strength of Captain Little, but he had lots of ORDINATION& —The following ordination by the
pluck, and hammered away to the very last with his horse, Archbishop of Canterbury took place is gb• Parish '°llo
in the hope of something turning up at the finish to help Oroydes. yesterday :—Deacer—Hugh W. Beams', Rte
him. On the Oat la was not very fortunate, es Mooravieff, Trio CkilL. Cambridge; Hy. Edmond Tilaley Cris
which he bought of Mr. Bowes, WSJ almost the only hors: 13.A.,Wororther CclL,Oxoe • Obea. Edw. Few, B.
8.A...C0A
•aret
be possessed who could get R distance. Of Seocharometer Church, Oxford ; Lewis lineal Hall, HI., T
he was extravagantly food, end firmly believed he should 1 Cambridge ; John Edon, 8.A.. Queer' Coll.. CeabedOe
retrieve his fortune by winning the Derby with him. But lon letter dimiseary from the Bishopof Rochester; Moth
ho fell in the race, and soboquently showed that, eyes if • Starr. 8.A., New Coll, Oxford ' Charlesw7"4 It
this casualty had not oecurred to hint, he never could I Thart Collegiate School. Prieete-IWm. Boyd Corlitet
have won, as he cues deficient is staying powers. The turf B.A., Er. Catherine Coll., Oambridge ,• James DOMbglief
was quite his pinion, sod one can see him now rushing after . Literate • Bobt. M'Leol Hawklss, &A., Trip. Coll.. Oth'
his home after he had won the moat trifling sweepstakes, ' Midget ty. Edmund Leah, 8.A., Belliol ColL, Oise'
and leading hint back to scale, weaving the air ea it were ' Carter y. Norwood, 8.A., _ Bearers Coll.. Oz.;
with his arms. Lord Strathmore Wag • fah and safe coach. Welter Alfred Pricier:, fit •idsuis Coll. Birkethesa, m
man, and his drag, like hie other =Magma, was always well letter dimiseory from the Bishop of Wiach:ster. Apt sir
appointed. In the cricket field be was quite at home ; and I the ordination the following licenses were greeted for It.
he we, both a good shot and naheetre. His health had I respective curse :—Revs. H. W. Bateman, to Beredos
long been so precarious that his demise created no surprise ; ' Kest ; H. B. T. Orono, Canterbury, St. Andrew with M.
and although some of his old associates may have suffered Harp ;C. E. Few, Seal, Kent ;L D. Hall, Riverboat
by him, yet not • word of angry feeling the escaped them , Kent ; C. Stem Cbelham, Kent ; C. Wincoll, St. Jots.
for his was a disposition that would not have hurt • worm ; ' Maretuth; H. E. Limb, Trin. Church, Touhridr-welle.
and he had but one foe, which was himself.—" Argo "of Theivinstrr COLLEGE HoeprraL.—A munificent
the Post enetributioo to the feeds of this charity of 1001
A Pentanfrr roe. Ma. Jounaote.--Beth Binnsan, be.
bra undo by Mr. George Humor of
orbSeliell. eso
the Rooky Mountain trap.per, hoe rummaged and prasentad Birmingham. through Dr. Pokes, Professor Main/
to President Johnson a ' grizzly chair." Tbe four legs, Hygiene at NotleY. formed Professor of (niale'i lb.'
with the feet and claws in perfection, are those of • huge Gies to University College and Hospital. The awned wile
grizzly bear, while the arms are the arms sod paws of aoritltkol of ten gala*" of his R0ya1,..,, Highness___,o.th°,!riig.nod
another grizzly ; the back and sides are also ornamented Wales hat been received from tee•en" . .'Ll".''''....4---a
with Immense cloth. The seat In soft tied exeeediegly I Thames Honcho. of Belsioa-parit, &mimosa. has "—..s-
comfortable, but the great (gators of the " institution " ie ; donation st tan gainers, mid Mr. Jeremiah Greaterti s.
that by touching a cord, the head of • monster grizzly . Cleveland-equam, nee of twenty sniper.
bear, with distended jaws, will dart in front from ander 1 THE ENTRAORDINAILY CLERICAL CASE—III SOP
the seat, stopping and gnashing its teeth en *Mara as life, neetion with the chary* against the Rev. & Haworth
The presentation ome off at the White House the day ; vicar of liebouse and Wrexham, Menfolk (the name bolt
last weak. —New York Tines. 1 Homed. or Hayward, es has been reported is eser
PRIMMEST JOHNSON AT WASHINGTON. There ' quarters), it may be stated that the Bishop al Hawk& Err
ere more trams here than ill soy other southern city of the poem to appoint • commiorioo to investigate the
isesse. 2 Illie
misery and distress occasioned by the late war. The place matters it quie°'°° will nor, hwoevert be you
t°
is full of perinea from the South who oome to make appli. next month, sad until after the tontieg of the church ma-
cation for pardon, and almost every woman one meets is gram It is expected that the cue against the rev. defer.
clad in deep block. It is a literal description of Washing. dint will fail, as regards the -iri Sarah Webster, as Om
ton that "the mourners go about the streets." The Pre- child to which the girl gave birth was horn in JalytLie
sident's ante-rooms are weeded with Indies whose worn. . more Ibiza two Sews the thus elapsed since the l'!_ii_
this, white faces tell a pitiful history of the suffering and the iohat, and the Clerical Discipline Act requires Magee
wretchedness they have experts/toed. They wait there day legs ta betaken our all snob mars
within two years. *melba
after day, going early in the morning, and leaving oily when charge against the &fondest will, however, be goes Jona
the W hits House is closed to •ilitaga, sad rourniog next via, of being au terms of undue intimacy with •theski
day, and so rationing the dreary round until their torn has zoned Childs or Harbor& living in Heighain. horned•
toms to seethe President. It is no fault of Mr. Johnson's that It is needless to say that this case has mused some seer
their ethos cord be disposed of more quickly. The rule ' tiow la the neighbourhood.
'that all application for pardon should come to bin I EXPLOSION AND Loge OF LIFE AT EWELL POWDER
through the office of the Attorney-General ; but mans Musa: --Os &today morale( a terrible expieeiee teed
hope to prevail epee the President by personal supplies- I plum at the Ewell Power Mille, in Sarney, serried as hit
Sena, and benne his house is besieged by Southern TURIN/ • Wenn Sheep tad Davey, and was attended, unfortertelfr
who, a few months ago, thought ne twinge boo hard for . with fatal results to two of the workpeopth. The snidest
Mr. Johnson and his ViVielell. The President of the I essarred in the peormill, containing one bydasidis_
_,
United Stated is at this monesat a harder worked mu those machine for cotaprassiog wet powder into Bakes.
out
env porter in the streets of London. I had an ioterview quantity it eiontatimid at the time of the explesioe his
is-
sit
with him on the morale, tif • Wirt Os.aeil. when the transpired, but from the nature of the implosion it is
throng of 'pollinate is excluded from the White House, feereg that it must ham been cueeideraide, Jest SOW*
and his annearthee wig that of a rose who finds no root the pros-room blew op, two men, weed Rill sad Huston.
sight or am mad who is consumed with miuerY awe can. retired, and Ws. it blown to atoms. The hydroid' Fel'
' There is almost more than one man as de.' wee big refeered to was afterwards footed in an ad t iteld. m
simple description of the never*oditeg dudes of hi poet- ,la oonnoood that 'A. woad*■ woo b, sees graid
Correspondent of the Times.
ROYAL Fizz Hosrmit., Gurriti-tint-SOAD.—The ' et Brom. Hampton Cloart, Iliteitani. sad nearly soot
I subetaece gettieg into the pwits. The Ae&r ole all
somber of patients relieved at this ha** dories the week ' *at witata toasty UAW of the spot. At grail Oa
=dies; September 23 was 4,177, of which 1,11132 weir new loony of the edjoining villages the windows of the bioa
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