... London, he says, annexed a statement with regard toM.Bennett, calling attention -otdfact that Mr. I.Bennett had been dismissed from his diocese, or rather that the bishop had availed himself of Mr. Bennett'e volun. c tar offer of resignation-on account of ...

... Laudedoal abandoned their vessel, and proceeded in their own boat to the Mfedea. ?? SIR JOHN BENNETT FINED. . . At Chiselhurst petty sessions yesterday, Sir John Bennett, of Glen Druid House, Chiselhurst, and Cheapside, London, was summoned by the Inland Revenue ...

... health. A tailor, named John Bennett, residing at Ipswieb, first cut his tbroat with a table knife; then, finding the, wound inefiectual, used a razor, also vainly, and wound up by hanging himself to a rafter. John Herbert Koe, Esq., Q C., the tresmurer ...

... battalion of the Rifle Brigade at Woolwich attempted to commit suicide by cutting his throat with a razor. He was conveyed to the Herbert hospital in a precarious condition. George Stafford, aged 20, carman, of 54, Regent's. road, Hackney, was admitted on Saturday ...

... Mdr. Herbert Peel, of Pembridge, Here. fordabirb, and Muriel, daughter of the late Mr. Miller, of Westbury-on-Trym, Gloncestershire. There was a fashionable assembly on Wednesday at Lichfield cathedral, to witness the marriage of Mr. E. Herbert. of Glan ...

... Tabor, a man named Bennett, whose Christian name he did not know, and a captain of the Royal Engineers who took passage home in the ship; he had heard his name was Ferrier, Witness was an able seaman on board the Eurydice. Bennett was captain of the ...

... Hemingway, A. Ardell, and Herbert Rose, Cleckheaton; Mrs. and Miss Orley, W. Blackburn, and Simon Davis, Dewsbury; Mrs. Leach, Heckmondwike ; and D. Fowler, Ravens- thorpe, EXECUTION AT LIVERPOOL. Willam Miller, a seaman, was hanged on Tuesday morning at ...

... and Mrs. Wilson Barrett, Mr. ann M A.L W~igan, Mlr. W. S. Gilbert, Mr. Getman lioed rl Waston Xfuz'ray, Mr. G. de Maid, Mr. H~erbert XL WMite . head, Mr. H. Howe, Mrs. Nyo Chart, EMr. Henry ?? Mfr. J. Mortimer, Mr. Shiel Barry, Mr. Tom Taylor, Mr. , . ''Harcourt ...

... Hilton, Robert Drewett, Bensnett, Sir John. * Laurence, Rev. . D. Hawkins, James Harford., Lobb, 'Ann Josling. Sir John Bennett, It will be seen, is once more a candi- date. Both Miss Riehirdeon and Miss Helen Taylor, who now occupy seats, have retired ...

... trom penalties under the second section of the Vaccination Act of last year. The other, which is to be submitted by Mr. Herbert Gladstone, asserts that no bill dealing with the local government of the metropolis will be satisfactory which, while disturbing ...

... REFAncToRY PAFuoaas.-Three youths, named Smith, Herbert, and Sullivan, were on Monday, charged atLambeth- street with destroying the whole of their clothing in the workhouse of St. George's-in-the-East. Smith and Herbert were committed for ten days each; Sullivan ...

... 2d Prize-John C. Agnis, or Foutmire, Cambridge; Junior lot ?? Z. Lawrence; Junior 2d Prize-William Herbert, of Nottingham. H22nuaw.-Prizc-Alfred Bennett. EXsOLIsnr-tstPrize-P. M. Martineau, of Tulos-hill; 2dPrize- Andrew Hardie, of London. a s FnErcr ...