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Temuka Leader, Issue 2303, 9 January 1892, Page 3

A Pompeiian Domestic Chapel.— There has been discovered m Pompeii a small domestic chapel of graceful architectural proportions, and adorned with still vivid and unspoiled frescoes. At the end of the chamber there was a wellpreserved painting of Hercules with his club and lion’s skin ; on one of the sides was a boar, and on the other was a sacrificial altar. The objects found in the chapel wore statuetes in gilded bronze of a halfnude priestess in the attitude of prayer, and of a Mercury ; an amulet in the form of a dolphin, also in gilt bronze ; a terra-cotta altar with the remains of burnt offerings. All these objects will be sent, as usual, to the Naples Museum. “Nonebut the Brave.” —Mr Gordon Chesney Wilson, whose marriage with Lady Sarah Churchill on Saturday has attracted so much attention in aristocratic and colonial circles, is (the Pall Mall believes) the young gentleman who, as an Eton boy. “ went for ” the wretched lunatic Roderick MacLeau, who fired at the Queen at Windsor railway station in March, 1882 At the Police Court Mr Wilson, was one of the witnesses for the ptosecutiou. He said he saw the Queen enter her carriage. He heard a report, and saw the prisoner with his arm ont at full length pointing a pistol about level with the top of the carriage panel. He saw the prisoner seized by the police. The juvenile witness with conscious pride, added .• “ I went up to prisoner ; I gave him one over the head with my umbrella, and was then dragged away.”

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