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RIOT at BARHA3I UNION-HOUSE,
NEAR IPSWICH.—MILITARY CALLED OUT.
Another Lerious riot has occurred at this union-
''jude• At the end of last week there were about 490
lnnaate of the bowe, 120 of whom were able-bodied
lam Amongst the latter some dissatisfaction had been
expressed respecting the quantity of food allowed. How-
ever, except a
thea l rood deal of grumbling, all things went
6rl tolerably well till Sunday. On that evening, while
n,ittennada instantly
tsvvere at supper, one of the men made a sig-
about forty of them commenced a furi-
O.us attack on a wooden partition that divided them from
the
13elotfetaale ward. Governor, schoolmaster, and three
°1.1"e-officers interposed, but without success; the par-
was smashed, and the officers were pelted from
premises. The porter was struck to the ground
and terribly kicked, and the superintendent had to
131111oe make • his escape. Glass, window-frames, benches,
rrs, tables, chairs, clocks, Acc., were smashed, amidst
oles of delight. The provision stores were ransacked.
beer wines speedily disappeared, and the stores of
were either drunk or wasted. Maddened by
driek, the inmates wrenched the fastenings from the
fdlol'art, the
the roof of tiles, tore up the brick stone
btri.(,),rl,vstilla.n,l made a large breach in a substantial
Flaying provided themselves with a good
of missiles, they showered them over the walls
o mig t appen tobe near,
them anY wh • h h
DA to dash in doors, zee. The Rev. F. Steward, a
11,113trate, rode off to Ipswich for a detachment of the
ealtarY• A troop was soon mustered, and by a little
t ten o'clock had galloped to the scene of action.
Captain Peel was in command, but he would not
Pertalt h•
I • his men to dismount, it being contrary to regu-
atiou,
ti
rne the consequence was that the force at that
in Was of no use. About five policemen were
an attendance, and it was nearly twelve o'clock before
'lruther, body arrived ; it consisted of eight men under
;tr
Juk. At this time the inmates had had complete
ot over the premises for five hours, and besides
,oeeting the damage described, they had burnt the
y:ll44's account books ! The whole police force
rainsn°ll mustered, and by the aid of a ng-
dan, the door was forced, when the constables with
rut
'u ,711 cutlasses, supported by two or three others,
sharp tll upon the rioters, who after discharging one or two
velleye of bricks, stones, and glass, retreated in all
plteetkno• There was, however, a hot pursuit. Every
ace ,
Were as scoured, and the prisoners, when captured
0 hurried out of the building and placed under the
to.,t4rd of the soldiery. Many of them were much in-
strletted. The prisoners were ultimately placed in the
o,eineekrocee. The military returned to Ipswich at three
FrOn
Monday several of the paupers who were most
"e in the riot were examined before the Revs.
I,,ack Steward and W. Colville, and R. 13. Martin,
4 rqi., The hearing took place in the board-room.
,1-'"e governor and the other officers proceedings te workhouse
rim° were present when the riotous p cora-
atat"ced having given evidence, of which the foregoing
to take is a summary, the prisoners were committed
on
th e their trial at the next Ipswich quarter sessions.
di4n9 e charge of destroying the property of the guar-
the. „and of obstructing the police in the execution of
cuff'. "ntY• They were immediately afterwards hand-
theired and forwarded in an omnibus to Ipswich. On
ah Passage through the streets of the town they
Th°llted most lustily, and seemed exceedingly merry.
ere are in all 37 prisoners.—Ipswich Express.
C,
.EXCURSIONS FROM OXFORD
TO ROME.

AS (From Punch.)
door s 0011 as the Exhibition begins to throw open its
trai lei, the season for cheap excursions will be in full
oo.n. In addition to the many trips which will be
de''ring Europe with lines as close as a cobweb, we un-
n:,Btand it is the intention of Mr. St. Barnabus Ben-
411d others to start a series of cheap excursions from
to Rome.
the—ne great peculiarity of these excursions will be, that
corBYi will not come back again. Once at Rome, the ex-
tur °llifite will be compelled to remain there, for no re-
rt,sl tickets will be issued.
Communications will be entered into with all the
ofTeeYite chapels in the kingdom, and great facilities
tto_reed to all the Puseyite clergymen to carry them to
ai quickly as possible.
prove;rBons travelling by these cheap excursions will be
ehar'ded with tickets to the Vatican, and no extra
Age demanded.
cotornrr;a,ngements are pending, by which it is hoped the
""40 will have it in their power to throw in as a
the l, to each train, a certain number of introductions to
on the Pe, who has kindly condescended to lend his too
tq,„ ~se occasions for the use of such excursionists as
4Jille,e,l a holy fervour to kiss it.
gor the numerous places of public resort in Rome, its
ti
sgeous churches, and the valuable relics and curiosi-
o;a they contain, will be thrown open to the visitors free
,irn,Y additional charge.
tou'llude chains of St. Peter will be kept ready to be hung
low._ the neck oc any British nobleman who chooses to
v;rrhinaself for the occasion.
y little luggage allowed, and gentlemen bringing
Perrtl-nille articles" with them decidedly objected to.
With '°l3‘ Who cannot afford the expense accommodated
a freo Pass.
l'c'r further 4,1 tick particulars apply to the Bishop of London,
,4
atets ets may be procured at all the shops where the
are sold, in Oxford.
** grand illumination of St. Peter's at Easter.

It is rumoured in the fashionable circles that a
taim
thr,Y Member of the House of Commons connected withl
rineipality is on the eve of forming a matrimonial a -
.N.01:,;(1 with the lovely and only unmarried daughter of a
and Gallant Marquis.
Ser,ll, WKING IN SUFFOLK.—Mr. Barr, the celebrated
falconer, for the last week has been residing at Mr.
t114,-a(ra (16th' Lancers), Carlton-hall.
all. Thursday last was
bt. L aY a+pointed to view this ancient sport, on the manor
Perja;istcm— a spot well adapted for the oceasion, though,,
dsv ,11)8, somewhat too woody for real good hawking. The
t' "4, cloudy in the morning, but turned out most ropi-
d'e°l,N and the view of the sea from Leiston Downs gPahve a
ithtful finish to the scene. The sport commenced yt.
pi!tlt after a French partridge, the hawk singling
darting after it with great rapidity,. the.nbiardo,ueatdfgtieesr.
Ifsierrt ehase, barely escaping by taking refuge h
ht thth's, as the ground was adapted for the many ladies to
killed sport, pigeons were let loose, when several were
thee(' atter exciting chases. In the latter part of the day
likiiib,irteis behaved admirably, showing the great care and
„`.'4- Barr bad bestowed -upon them. A pheasant also
Ives- chase to by two falcons, and after a long flight
Arn sirece
e• to the ground and pounced on by these bi d.
131,,PrIgst the company present were Sir C. Blois, Colonel,,
Colls'raaior and Mrs. Waugh, Mr. Carew (16th Lancers),_
a, Colo
'erica, Captain Bence (Ist Dragoon Guards), At.ev..,..
It. K. Cobbold, Esq., and family, Res.elft
Nlnt-se' Air• Whittaker and family. and many others the
ro-
eeed,./ gentry from far and near. Mr. Barr afterwards p
d to Lincoln with his hawks.
Ree,
resp,. RAutic MORTAR.—The following particulars
the the
acing manufacture of mortar for works exposed
ato
for te ;°rl of, or under water, which is now beingbeusiad.
ter,mianuYdraulic works at the Birkenhead Docks,may
itilinlestol,t? all, and useful to some of our readers. 'lhe best
--e,'°llet •„- 'c'r this purpose is that obtained f•rom.thedllnalkin
ee, aa'-linear Holywell, in Flintshire. It is shie the
14'114111p l'ianded in Liverpool, at 7s. 3d. per ton. The
3cdost oisf
!ei, 15 '"t- tons of stone, including the above 7s.
korttst; eload , Producing 3 tons of lime, at 18s. l'id.hpeer:t'on
ft" sandr-iw *the mill costs 98. 6d. to 10s. 6d. per. cu
ryvarodg.,
'roba 2 , 111 the Mersey is used in proportions
f are
„close t,,`11,,,5 to 1 of lime by measure. The lime ns
the Mortar shed, the lime is slaked direct from the
ty rnaol°lult, the mortar is used fresh generally on the day it
solid e, it sets rapidly, and the work speedily becomes one
made to a great extent from the
Journal.
in eh 131 TE
wh OF A DOG.—A. case has lately occurred
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eBliire erein a young lady of the highest respecta-
4dy nearly lost her life. On Christmas •day the youpg
saes lore was amusing herself by fondling a favourite
,el'eatlf.,, The animal being considered a docile, harmless
`erta'n7l and a perfect favourite, no apprehension was en.-
•
al-ea that it would return the caresses bestowed upon it
ee' tee aeiel-,frowl, much less a bite. To show, however, that
tibest7„4 of this description cannot be trusted, the dog in
,
n'ade a sudden bite at one of Miss Glegg's fingers,
lead Y lacerating the skin. The wound quickly healed up,
fort49,lfurther notice was taken of the matter, until about a
feel a.,,g,ut or three weeks ago, when the young lady began to
fe acute Pains extend from the hand up to
rthe shoulder, eed
• edaiterla.nil Swellingdeicewaosf the limb ensued. The most skilful
immediately obtained from Liverpool
Cud irkenhead, and every effort made to alleviate her ex
ebteret.ll,l excruciating sufferings, fears being at one time
neai7,trled that hydrophobia would ensue. We believe tt
tit,C ' t advisers at oue bi
eonsidered it necessary to aile
oe the haud and even the arm itself ; but this has nowr
to A
ideemed unnecessary, and the young lady, after suffe-
eeet4tansely, we are happy to say is in a fair way of re
sot in,- This circumstance should act as a caution topernlpst
4king free with dogs, even though considered of the
quiet and tame description.—Liverpool Mercury.
Aht
• ..ENNETT, BISHOP.--Strange as this head-
era
itit:nlY appear, we are assured, from a quarter in which we
I,set„t:Pc'sed to place reliance, that the Rev. Mr. Bennett ex-h
ef 8-e he forthwith made a bishop of the Episcopal Chum,
14e etia-- the bishops iu Scotland are not nominated by
.fertc,r()lvfl, as in England, the Episcopal Church in the
teqt,r, country not being established, but are raised to the
aide• ;.,'Y election; and as the Episcopal clergy on the other
b,e„._ol the Tweed are, to a man, Pese, . ,
• .
expectations of aalmost Scotch bishopricrank are not,y initee themr-
, unreasonable.—.Advertiser.
• xt:444ELLANCHOLY DEATH OF A RESPECTAIIDE 7
It---
th SHOP 7
Last evening Mr. IL M. Wakley held a lengthened
4e Ordnance Arms, St. John's-wood, touching,
14,n_ ath of Mr. Thomas Birch, aged 30, late of the firm of
••• brave, Gough and Co., linendrapers, High-street, Lisson-
ire:e*
amenar that deceased ed laboured for some
1,,t1a. Past great mental anxiety from an overflow of
I,ast Saturday, at twelve o'clock, he visited Miss
'lll %,:pft'4 Quick, Bathwarthe-place, to whome he complained
Atoe4iiv. tooth
and illness, and asked her to send her servant
141,,,,44-4.444,,4udanuna. The servant brought half an ounce of lauda-
spl;'ll,ol4l:' Pertion of which he applied to his tooth and ear with
Let 441 Ci ;Oral IP,U'aiDg the remainder into his pocket.l. After that he
nearly half a pint of brandy, and then hired a cab to
‘14"44 eeot° his private residence, Hempsted:place.„ reach-
it:',llo;and seein ihe exclaimed, Neils', Nelly,
'Q NR eese `) had," and falling insensible on the ground, never
r attrvvards. Mr:Tracey surgeon, was instantly sent
I(,),i'muptlitl_b:fxor that gentleman could apply the stomach-
• Aired. In his pocket were
.IJund two empty
'ti teo .• glut', labelled " laudanum, poison," which he had bought
(let „iori•ing• Mr' Tracey
performed the autopsy, and
l'uuttee,ted, in the stomach spirits and laudanum. Ile also
, n tile brain congested, which was caused from the effects
ti Nr.r°lVituous liquors and laudanum, which produced death.
1`40,, we Deceased died of congestion of the brain, but
.• !
,ether produced,by laudanum or ardent spirits, there is no
e .eV,elene, to s
Tw_ 'how.'
Jl~
twin , ° BROTHERS DROWNED.—Two young nun,
t` In
belonging to Nairn named James and William
rei:utr4n,,,. were drowned between Nairn and Cromarty, on
ii,rt,,,u,3'a the 16th ultimo. They were proceeding to Cro-
eo„4.:l n open boat to see some relative'', and it sup•
cat,ll,ll.a_t a sudden squall or shift of wind the boat was
f 0147,0 ,4ml capeized. No trace of the bodies has yet been
ashore uount the
o_ars and rudder of the boat have been washed
the I-Cosa-shire meet. The poor mother ot the
11, 6
iela has been left destitute by the occurrence.—/e-
-k" Couretr.