... IN-: XDIA. EUROPEANS 'KILLED BY THE MUTINEER Europeans killed by rebels in India, as prepared at the 'v Foreign Office, Calcutta, and which. is ldated 23rd INovember. * The naueiethusgiven are:- ' Colonel J. Platt, 23rd *N.I, Indore, I st July,; shot, down;1 Captain J. Pagan, 23rd N.I., 'Indore, lst July, sbot down; a Major A. Harris, lst Light Cavalry,.Indore, lot Julyi,way- laid;- Mr. ...

... J THE NUNNERY AT EAST GRINSTEAD, (COaclt=XCATED.) The notices of the conventual establishment at East Grinstead, with its sisterhood and fatber-confessorship, have been for some time before the public; and, conse- quently, it is open to all to form their opinion as to the character of the institution.- But were any one in such a case to expect an unanimous judgment, he would discover a ...

... Liu, TEiGNMOUTH. The Rev. T. B. Simpson, incumbent of East 'reignomoutb, WI refuses to baptize children oh Sundays, excepting in the of middle of the afternoon service. Several of the parishioners by have in consequence taken their children to Zion Chapel. thi Major Isaac, of the 82nd Regiment (nephew of Major Iap Ingall, of Shaldon), had the misfortune to lose his right arm, bus while ...

... I-- ._ - Io_. -. rw_ I .1. -s I I.. (Froin Dickens's Household W'orda.) IX SEVESN CHSAPTERS. CHAPTER THE i's'TIL. (Concluded from our laot.) What had passed into Lyndon Hail? or rather, what had passed from it? The very birds seemed to sing more cheerily in that hoary beech-row, and the Colonel himself forgot his drill manners. Lucy's fascination over him was mors potent than ever, and ...

... Ord FRANCE. nec T ill' ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION. the 11he T lli says that the crime is the result of a plot the &'ie ct-el il Dlreign countries- In fact the Government mat i%-od ftim iTeirsev, so long ago as June last, the following war iraf n llltow-' IThe plot consists in the manufacture of bod ?? is oro.nudes, invented by -. They are Of a hod hethirto lulsitown, and are intended to be ...

... THE INDIAN CRISIS. hi r Twio public meetings, having special reference to the cc 0 present crisis in India, were held at the Royal Public Rooms It yesterday (Tuesday). The morning meeting was very of a numerously and influentially attended. Sir J. Kennaway al n presided; and among those on the platform were-L. V. Palk, a a Esq., MI.P., r. S. Gard, Esq., M.P., Captain Bingham, R.N., re e, Major ...

... .. M B R DE R AT WADSWORTHI-The Manokeater Examnincr of Saturday states. that on Thursday evening the body of a young man about 26 years of age was found in the field of Mr. Shackleton, farmer, on the boundary of Wadsworth Moorse so frightfully mutilated as to leave not- the least doubt that a most brutal murder bad been perpe i trated. The body was in the bottom of the pasture, about i 200 ...

... - Three years since the incumbent of Woodbury introduced into Divine Service some trashy carols, written by the Rev. J. M. Neale, the school-house confessor of poor Miss Scobell. These carols were a mixture of English and latdn, and one'of them related the exploits of Good King Wenceslas, the saintly snow melterI The church- wardens very properly sent a copy to the bishop, and his lordship ...

... ECCLESIASTIMAL. the anl ST. MIARTIN'S CHUTRCHJ. 1EX'l'Fp ther The following extracts were taken 530 )-eate ng fre'n he by old Missal of St. Martin's5 Chu rch, Ex'eter 'el ther folio 36 of the Cartulary of St. John's 'net harsl it of I.-On the day of Marcellus the l'ope (Ise th lenerv) cie- Robert Fitz-Gild, Archideacon of Tht~eso Who 'fav,: 32d.t the the thirty-two Chapels of Exeter, ...

... (rrMoM TH, TMEis.) The functionaries charged with the arrangements for the approaching wedding have, it oprears, so little taste for antiquities as to appoint a D)rawing-Room for King Charles's Day. What else they could have done it is not so easy to say ; but it was at least possible to compress the festivities within five days, or to take a week earlier, or evento postpone the reassembling ...

... WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1858. THE details which we this day publish from India are full of thrilling interest. The eighty-seven days' siege of the Residency of Lucknow, and the heroic defence of the gallant little band, which kept at bay hordes of bloodhounds thirsting for a repetition of the tragedy at Cawnpore, has no parallel in $he world's history. As the eye glances over the narrative ...

... m~ d TAKING PHYSIC.- Please, sir, I don't think Mr Dosem takes his physic reg'lar, said a doctor's boy to his employer. Why so? Caus vy, he's getting Yeil io precious fast 1 10 When you see a gentleman at midnight, sittin on the step in front of bis house, combing his hair *Iit w the scraper, you may conclude that he has been out at an *n evening party. le Ajudge threatened to fine a ...