The Central Glamorgan Gazette, and General, Commercial, and Agricultural Advertiser. — 1870-11-18 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

VOYSEY. hearing in the Irish "Provincial Court," a tribuntl The ease of the Rev. C. Voysey again occupied A sacrifice of several lives occurred on Sunday, in which passes away with the coming into operation the attention of the Judicial Committee of the Privy Moor Crescent road, Leeds, owing to an escape of .adjoining D.ewsof the Church Act. The petitioner, daughter of Mr. Council on Tuesday, when Mr. Voysey proceeded gas from the mains in the streets bury road, Holbeck. At No. 3, model John Terho, W. Parsons J.P., of the Lodge, Seaford, County with his defence, which was a very lengthy docuDown, seeks a divorce a mensset there from beetles- nient, occupying over 150 sheets of printed matter. a mechanic, employed by Messrs. Carrett, Manhall and Co., along with his wife and two children. At band, Lieutenant Deane Conroy Taylor, alleging a The rev, gentleman, who had commenced his adlong series of cruelties and insults, the result of his erees on the previous night, now proceeded to justify No. 4, lived an did woman, about 70, named Woo 1, habits of intoxication. Extraordinary letters have the views he bad taken with regard to revelation, whose daughter kept a school, and lived with her been read in which he announced to his wife his He said the judgment delivered in that court lathe mother. The neighbours noticed a very unnenal intention of committing suicide. Evidence has been eree of Mr. Wilson and Dr. Williamsmade it super- circumstance on Sunday morning, for both tenements , given of his having struck her and called her ill nuous for him to illustrate the various doctrines were closed. Between four and five o'clock in the •names. He also admitted boastfully to her that he e bell, under that judgment, mightbelegallyheld afternoon a crowd collected about the doors of the frequented improper houses. He spat in her face, by clergymen of the Church of England. If he was respective houses, and a man named Holmes broke went about the house with a drawn sword and a charged with depraving the Prayer Book or calling in the window of No. 4, and, alongwith a policeman, blunderbuss, threatening to murder her, took up a into question particular passages of that book, or of entered the house. They found Mrs. Woods lying razor to cut her throat, and pelted her with stones, the Old and New Testament, he had a suffeient de- in one of the bedrooms, near the dressing table, watering pots, and an iron rake in the garden. There fence in the conduct of snch men as Dean Dittman, having evidently fallen from the bed. In the other are counter declarations of immorality. Mrs. Tay'or Dr. Jenner, and others, whose language was not bed they found her daughter, who looked as if she was under examination as a witness to these state- justified by the articles of religion, and further, by was quietly asleep, her only struggleevidently havments. The defendant's income is over £1,300 attacking their statements he was vindicating those ing been to throw the clothes off the couch. Both per annum. were dead. A man then got a ladder and reared it articles. The rev. gentleman went on to show some instances of the liberty claimed and exercised 1 y against Tighe's house, opened the window, and got