The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-12-06 00:00:00

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the Book of Kin

Kat Lcti, in giving his written opinion of th
"The general remarks which the author
introduced into it may be regarded as corree
convey a justification of the conduct of
ii;rop,rly embrace a wider con-
Jehoiada. The author of the ilietr-e is ril
observing that the subject does
an essay upon the justifiableness
sideration—namely, that of
of a revolution effect-ea by force." The ecclesiastical
super;or, the Ober ..ilirch Rath, when be found this passage
in the minutes of tho examination committee, laid it before
the Minicter of Public Instruction, wholmtnediately summon.
ed Professor Baumgarten to explain what he meant by
suggesting to divinity student, the notion of an essay npon
the justiflahleness of revolutions, to be
examples. Dr. Baumgarten repliel,
for what he had done, with a warning tha,.
change his tone, he should be dismissed. lie then ad
an elabornt^ "elation to the ter-Birch Rath, and has
" becau the government observe

3 far as they

e High Pries
t, however, it

proved by scriptural
ttd got a reprimand

e expostulation to the 0

,d resod

ince received his dismiss)

Bret that he is r

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conditions under which alone
would be admissible."

o comply With

he office

DISCOVERY OF IRON IN WILTSHIRE.—A paragraph
has appeared in some of the local papers stating that iron
ore had been discovered near Caine. It is, however, a$
Seem!, three miles from Melksham, and near the Kennet
and Avon Canal, that the discovery has been made. The
ore is described as being very gool—Salisburu Journil.

TRAGICAL OCCURRENCE —On Monday much sensaHon
was created throughout Highgate on its becoming known
that a frightful occurrence had taken place at the ceme-
tery. It appears that while one of H, 12

was at work, he heard the
-la him, accompanied by
~rtcular notice of the affr.
but on leaving work, and in passing down the path close to
the spot whence the exploskm appeared to have come, he
observed something lying on the ground. Upon this he
went up to the object., and discovered that it was a human body. The deceased, who presented the appearance of
gentlemanly attired person, lay on the ground with su

port of firearms a few yards'fr:

He took'no

right side of his head and face so con
that not a particle of brain had been 1

his right hand he grasped the s
barrel, which had been blown o
sion, lay at some distance from

ng t hedeceased's

U pon Px azi in—

that he was
white stone

sse

which his relic

ring through

I gold pin in hi:
ri Fouhoulet," white
also found the initials
ed letters were likewise
le addressed to a Miss Partridge,
g Opened, began "My dear father
Henri Feuhoulet," hut

were s. ignE

or date. The letters were written
)1e hand, and in the one addressed
mother," the writer spoke of Ere.r

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