RUMOURS AT HYDE THAT THE ASSASSIN SWINDLED HIS DEVOTED PARENT.

Te Aroha News, Volume V, Issue 251, 31 March 1888, Page 5

RUMOURS AT HYDE THAT THE ASSASSIN SWINDLED HIS DEVOTED PARENT.

A Nj'dnty agnostic is wonying himself o\ci the question whether or not it pays to be good H does ;it docs. Let the te^-ti rnony of one who speaks ftom experience reassure him (Joclly Sydney means to put down pugilism with a linn biind. Participation in ii glove light is construed into a breach of the pea c theie. The Jubilee presents to the Pope included about 50,000 bottles of champagne. Jn view oi the fact that the I'ope is not a wino-bibber, the wonder is what he will do with all this " juice of the grape."' The teredo* recently unveiled at St. J'aul» London is of white Italian marble, with coloured mai ble pilasters, lisen to a great height, rcpict>entinu" the crucifixion in life size. Its cost has been C 24,000, oi which £M,OOO have been .specially contiibuted. An intci'csUug" discovery luih been niatlc in the Canterbmy Cathedral. Thomas Bradwardinc, who was Archbishop <>t Cantcibury for less than two months in 1349, was generally thought to June been buiied in the cathedral. The tomb ha 1 - ju.st been discovered, and upon opening it the skeleton was found, with fragments of hcrccloth. The tomb had evidently been riflod at some peiiod, for the ring' and crozier are misninp-.