1< r from Bridgwater, Somerset. - ATTRACTIVE AND IMPORTANT SALE. TMTR. MORRIS has been instructed to SELL AUCTION, at Victoria Terrace, North Currj aforesaid, on Tuesday, the 18th day of June, commencinj at Twelve o'clock to the minute, the wholo of the verj superior modern waln

SATURDAY.-B»f.,re the Rev. J. Allen, Cant a. and T. , ; Pietro Fanzi was chirgtd with st-.ling, the 10th J <nu»ry, p a-ter bu«t, value 2 . oi., a value Is. Gd., a steel tool, I*. 61., and 2-. and other omea, the prop, rty of Frav.cis Zaveri.—The prosecu'or is a modeller, an.) be

Embezzlement.—At the Southampton borough quarter ins on Mondnv la-t AlfrH Si.ns, a respectably dressed young man, 22 years of age, who thet he mm- from this place and had obtained a situation at Mr. Holland's, wholesale grocer, was indicted for embezzlement, end also for having

Tuesday there was distributed a handbill, entitled " Who are the Offenderthe chief object of which was to retort upon those who oppose ritualism on rubrical groun is, an 1 particularly upun "tre Low Church Parson," the charge of disobedience to the rubrics. It might easy to show

Caution to Parents.—On Thursday afternoon last, while the wife of Henry Wairen, labourer, wa« temporarily absent from her house, her children were playing in the kitchen, and one of them little girl aged two years, ran near the tire, and her pinafore beeo.ning ignited, she was s

Death from Want of Medical Attendance. An inquest was hold at West Coker on Friday, before Mr. W. Munckton, on the body of Sarah Slade, glover, aged Deceased was single woman, but had had nine children, and was the time of her death living with John Bragg. When her ninth child w

The bakers of Dulverton and the neighbourhood now take the precaution to weigh their bread before selling it. Magistrates' Court.—(Before J. A. Locke, Esq., and Colonel Davio.) —John Blackmore, labourer, of Kingsbrompton, was charged by Robert Catford, publican, with being drunk

sentenced to a month's hard labour for threatening another tailoress who continued to work for a house against which the men had struck. Another exciting boat race between oarsmen of the Thames and the Tyne took place on Monday. The competitors were Sadler, of London, and Percy,

of a jvorter to the Union-house, was discussed the Chester Board of Guardians last week. It seems that a porter " without encumbrance" had been advertised for ; and a certain guardian, who must have been in delightful circumstances both financially and domestically, as well in a