... friends wrote to ask if Mrs Booth was going to attack the Church of EBg- land. They wrote back to say that all the defence the Army needed was an explanation. The Salvation Army attacked nobody except the devil ; they l were down upon him and no mistake ...

... an unmarried Woman, named *Carroll, was found ~Yn by the roadside, near the town of Freshford, k enny Co., with her throat cut, and by her side her illegitimate child, aged 13 months, with its head nearly severed from the body. The woman was not dead ...

... rumour in Cornwall that a land agent has forged the name of his employer to mortgages to the extent of £100,000. The delinquent has absconded. James Kirkham, clerk to Mr Humphrey, local com- missioner for the redemption of land tax, was charged at the London ...

... BRITISHI ARMY.-- X The Tenszes Berlin correspondent says the Gerrman mihs- tary circles follow the military proceedings of E~ngland a with the greatest isetareat, land though it is generally 39 thsought that in some respects the E~nglish Army cannot rival ...

... youths disturbed the Salvation 0 Army meeting in the Temperance Hall, Malton, on Suun.,e day, and had to be ejected by the police. THEE {IRISH ILM%'D COMMISSION.-A return just p published showvs that the applications to the Land Court ti to fix fair rents up ...

... PUBLIC-HOUSE. David Smith, land. lord of the Union Coffee-house, Bishop-lane, was summoned for allowing a woman to be drunk and very disorderly in his house last week. This was an adjourned case.-P.C. (97), stated that the woman in question, who was defendant's ...

... he relied upon as correct. The grandfather of Mr. Monkhouse, sen., realised a very large fortune-upwards of £100,000 -as an army clothier in Coventry-street. He be- queathed the whole of his property to his two sons, one of whom died before lis father ...

... , for assaulting George Gregg, a member of the Salvation army, at UIarrogate, on the 27th of December last. The same defendant was also fined Bs. and 19s. costs for disturbing a Salvation Army meeting on the saine date. James Laycook, George Laycock, ...

... yean. put something into the woman’s hand, and he then saw (he woman put her hand into her breast. The policeman took the prisoners into custody, and on searching them he found upon the woman four parcels, contaiuiug ten half crown, and sixty shillings ...

... &cc. He returned the Landed Estates Agency as creditors for about £9,000, and it was made up of moneysl paid on his account by Messr. Burr. He had seen the books, ?? in the habit of obtaining allow- anes of small stuns from the Landed Estates Agency Company ...

... attorneys are to be made next term, besides a number of renewed applications. John Morales, a farmer and owner of 300 acres of land, has been committed for trial by the Castle Eden magistrates on the charge of stealing 76 sheep. His plea was that he found ...

... s' ships, Sentenced to thirty days' dim- and we prisonment. ant th, A DANGEROUS WOMAN.-Mary Walker, a young off wh, -woman, was charged with cutting and wounding a woman fendan .named Dinah Brmnmer, living at 15, Grinmatou-stlreet. taken complainant stated ...