... The monthly meeting of this Council, acting as the Urban Sanitary Authority, waa held yesterday (Mon- day). There were present— the Mayor, (J. W. lon, Esq), Aldermen, H. Le Grice, G. Thompson, W. H. Rushbrooke, and W. L. Brooke ; Councillors C. D. Leech, C. Burroughs, G. P. Clay, F. Nunn, G. J. Oliver, T. Ridley, T. F. Lucia, A. Stutter, A- Ridley, J. fliret, R. Harvey, A. Andrews, Mr. Salmon ...

... (Jirccs. — On Wednesday last Batty's Circus visited thi town, pitchiug their tent on the Severals, and ni.iiv.og the usual parade along the High-street. Tbe procession included two large vans, each drawn by six burses standing on tbe roof, one mounted by a woman, and the other by a black man. Newmarket County Coußr.— Afullreportof thecases heard at the sitting of this Court on Thursday last ...

... A Conference of the Clergy, Churchwardens, and .eprcseiitative Laymen of the Archdeaconry of Snd- ! ury, was held on Tuesday, October 31-t, at the .theiueum, Bury .St. Edmund's, under the presidency ' r the KL'lit Key. Edward Harold Browne, D.D., Lord ;isiio|> uf Ely, in compliance with the following letter, ddressed by his Lordship to the clergy of his diocese :— The Palace, Ely, September ...

... CHUBCH CONFERENCES IV THB DIOCESE OF ELY. BURY ST. EDMfJN^sTFBiDAT, Ootobkb 22. During the past week the Lord Bishop of Ely, follow- : tQ e example of his predecessor, has held a series; of references of the clergy and laity in the several Arch- deaconries of bis Dwceae. On Tuesday his Lordship visited Cambridge, where a Conference was held in the hall of Ring's College; on Wednesday a second ...

... The following are the results of the races at the First October Meeting, which commenced on Tuesday :— Tuesday. Produce Stakes.— Regalade, 1 ; Skotzka, 2 • Finis 3 Three ran. ' Grand Duke Michael Stafrcs.-Hellenist, 1; All Heart, 2 ; Golden spur, 3. Five ran. Great Eastern Railway Handicap.— Timour, 1; Prince Arthur, 2 ; La Sauteuse, 3. Seven rin Selling Sweepstakes.— Middle Temple 1; ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. Thubsday, March!. Kidnapping in the South Seas.— Lord Carnarvon, in reply to a question from the Earl of Belmore, stated that great vigdanee was observed in suppressing the practice of kid- napping, m the South Seas. He believed that few abuses existed in the labour traffic, but if the supervision of the authorities should be relaxed, there could be no doubt that they would ...

... price. Sold only in packets. Prices, 2s. 3 - 3 - s - °“- P er lb ' Pun-St. Che mis t, 10. f IpswuJ- Mann, Laker. T'>llesbur> —Anthony, Faker. Ep- p etW Confei-Umr. Yaruinuth-Goddard, White Horse Ham. 1 Foulsham -Blade. Tea Dealer. For affl, HIMALAYA TEA CO., of Pun Tea, LONDON. ...

... The Duke of Cambridge left Gloucester House on Wednesday for Merton Hall, Thetford, on a visit to Lord Walsinghain. Hia Royal Highnesa returned to town a Saturday. The Maharajah Dhuleep Singh, accompanied by the Maharanee, left Elvedon Kail, on Monday afternoon, o» * visit to the Right Hon. the Earl and Countess of Leicester, at Holkham Park. Tbe Marquis and Marchioness of Bristol have been ...

... Winston m this county, has been presented by the Dean and Canons of Ely to the Rectory of Mfepal, near Ely vacant by the death of the Rev. F. Daubeny, M.A. Among the noble Lords who voted in the minority of 48 in favour of the second reading of the Ballot Bill on Ihursday night, were — the Lord Chancellor, Earls Cowper and Kimberley, Viscount Sydney, the Bishop 0f ?? , Lor^ 9 Ebury, Ponsonby, ...