The Sun.
London, England, 1857-06-16 00:00:00

The house then adjourned to this day, at 12 o'clock.

The Slterborne Journal has an account of a strange
occurrence which happen, d in a parish a few miles from
teat town. On Sunday last, the Sacrament wa admi-
nistered in the parish church of -, by the much-,
respected pastor of --, in the absence of the vicar of
the place ; but, strange to day, instead of thR usual Tent
wine be►ng used, mushroom catsup was administered.

Several who attended became unwell from the effects of
the draught and fear, and to such an Extent was the lat-
ter carried, that " poison " was whisp,red by several
on leaving the church. The matter has since been ex•
plained by the discovery that the bottle was labated in
error.

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