... MISSIONARIES. lfoody and Sanekoy-T2'c Salvation Army-A Girl s Floyged to Death at Sierra Leone.-Newspapers published L on ?? Coast of Africa contain reports of the hearing of at charge against the agents and schoolmasters of the Church of England Missionary Society at Omnsha, on the 1 Niger, William F. John and John Willianms, and also against their wives, Phoebe John atnd Kezia, Williams, as ...

... The stringent letter of Sir Samuel Baker, Plain, rvigorous, M and uncompromisinlg, has placed the position of tho rebel, ReO! Arabi Pasha, in its true light. Arab' ?? in War.. Hoe wavs a fugitive to Cairo, on his Way else'where, Tikh was arrested by teh Governor, and transferred to the iiaid cengtody of Sir Garnet Wolseloy, as alreadcy aprisoneir and, a Ti rebel to the Khodivo. Sir Garnet ...

... - [BY TELEGRAPH.] 4 THE KHEDIVE'S ENTRY INTO CAIRO. 22 A telegram from Sir Garnet Wolseley to the War Office, dated Cairo, Monday, says that the Klhedive arrived at Cairo at 3.30 this afternoon. The inhabitants gave His Highness a most cordial welcome. The Khedive begged ad, me to convey to Her Majesty's Government his deep out gratitude towards the Queen, the English nation, and Lir army. His ...

... SIDMOUTII. ACCIDENT TO THE1 IMIAILMAN.-On W edncsday evening Y last ats a tian namned Darie, in the emoploy of Mr. Lake, O vets driving the nmail cart from Siditsouth to Awliscombe his hor.sc shied att a tree which waot lying in the hedge. Darka a rvs pitched oil his seat into the road on to his head. Ile . was coniveyed into Iloniton, whner Dr. Shorhidgo at once attended to the severe ...

... EXETER GUILDHALL l WsD asNDAY.-H. C. Lloyd, Esq. (in the chair); W. Davy, J. T. Tucker, and J. Trehane, Esqrs. FREDERICK HOARE, a painter living in St. Thomas, was summoned for assaulting John Martin, on the 2nd Sept.-Mr., Brown appeared for the complainant, who alleged that the defendant had violently assaulted him with- out the slightest ?? Bench inflicted a fine of 10. and the costs. ...

... CHURCH 'OF ENGLAND MONASTICISM. FATHER IGNATILUS AT LLANTHONY ABBEY. Sister Mary Ermcnild, of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, a I novice of the English Benedictines in ths Church of t Enghmd, havingg passed her noviciato of more than two r vears' duration, received the Black Veil from Father Ignatius at Llanthony, on the Sunday in the octavo of the ?? Of the Blessed Virgin Mary. A crowd of ...

... The trial of the prisoners charged with the murder of the Wi Joyce family in Connemara was en Monday removed to the roe Dublin speelol commission, en the certificate of the M. Attorncey-GeflerJl. - en tA sub-consta ble named Dunninig, en duty ine one of theairs lowv quarters of Boyle, was attackecd en Sunday evening byern four neon, whs felled himr thrico to the ground. An angry mob collected, ...

... ale WOODBURY. the The bazaar which was held at Oakhayee, on the 16th CM Auguet, in aid' of the fund fer the Egyptian refugee, W. realised the eum of £31, which has been forwarded to the was, Mansion Honses. tab CHARD. Tho SINwoUnAl FATALITY. -Mr. W. W. Monebkton, coroner, hoc held en inquest on Thureday upen the body of Blansohe mac Csckram, the Jzant daughter of a lace-hand, who met the with ...

... f-lip, ?? 61tttr 1lling Vogt (EerTA]BISHEDt 1763)wa -iv TilE OLD)EST AN)'D M(OST EXTEINSIVELY Opir Leat IYN TiE WEIST OR ENGLAND. Mel - _ fero WEDNESDAY, SErTRMUER 20TH, 1882. shell - the Tux succoess of the British expedition in Egypt, looked quo tor with such eager interest and impatience, is at last an 3lou iieoniplighed fact. The expected battle for which so much tioii The Careful ...

... FIeRS DnvoN R.V. PRIZcE SHOOTING.-Tho Exeter Rifles on Saturday held their concluding competition for the silver cup presented by the Right Worshipful the Mayor (T. Andrew, Esq.) The conditions were that the cup should become the property of the member making the highest aggregate in three out of four competitions. Corporal Wekelin mado tho top ecore on the first day, Sergeant Gratwioke en the ...

... and A Waterr-spout-A temperance oration. seen I see through it now, as the maid-servant said )t in when she knocked the bottom out of the pail. was for She was Irish, and sweet seventeen. Said she: ow; Sooner than live on charity I'd beg from door to door. the A fashion paper informs us that gilt will be as fashion- led, able as ever this autumn. This is not strange. It has 3d a been in ...

... MY Fl RST FEE. I fear-I am not saying anything very original when I mention that my father was it poor clergyman. There are hnndreds of poor clergy, naturally their Bons can be reckonued by thousands. I know there were thirteen of us, and liow we all managed to find standing room in our small torth country vicarage seems a marvel to me, when I look back upon that time of growing np And then ...