... Killorgan, in April last, one penal servitude for life. , The Bishop of Exeter has just filed bill m Chancery against the Rev. R. Shutte. M.A.. rector St. Mary's, Steps, Exeter, and Messrs. Sanders and Otley, publishers. London, restrain them from publishing ...

... servant, Camoys. Stonor, Henley-on-Thames, Dec. 26.” Dr. M'Neilk at Exeter llall. special meeting of the Society for Irish Church Missions the Roman Catholics was held Wednesday week, at Exeter Hall, the Dote of Manchestcrpresiding. The Rev. Dr. M‘Neilo was ...

... expense to themselves of Od. a-week, considered themselves to be exceedingly ill-used individuals, and accordingly struck, on Saturday last, for nine hours a-day and no surrender.” An important trial took place last week at Exeter, the result of which was that ...

... opi posile Mr. Prince becomes the “bride” for the week. One of the husbands was condemned, the other week, to wheel barrow full of stones for three days, as a penalty for kissing his wife daring the week that she was the “bride” of Mr. Prince. —Bristol ...

... for the offence of perjury. London Missionary Society. —The fifty-eighth annual meeting was held on Thursday morning week, at Exeter Hall, the Lord Mayor presiding. The report, read by the Rev. Dr. Tidd, the foreign secretary, stated that they had been ...

... retired to rest on Monday week. The body of the poor lad was found in the ruins of the premises on the Wednesday, burnt in a shocking manner, one leg being consumed from the trunk. Royal Visit to the Crystal Palace.—Yesterday week, her Majesty and Prince ...

... of Sir John Campbell, who was killed at the storming of the Redan, was landed at Southampton last week from Rome. At the Tipperary assizes, on Monday week, an attorney, named Ronan Cashell, holding a respectable position in society, was sentenced to two ...