... UNION IST M EE IN GS IN THE WOODBERIDGE DIVISION. GREAT MEETING AT WOODBRIDGE. SPEECHEq BY LORD PRENDLESHAM, COL. It H. LLOYD.ANSi'RUTHER, M.P., COL. ii. EIYRE, C.B., M.P., MR. W. -TOUCH-,ToNE, &O. A large ana enthusiastic meetinz, under tht% auspice-. of the Woodbridge Conservative Aisiociation, wasi held, at the Leotare Hall, Woodbridge, on TIturolity evenl. iog. Lord Rendlegliam presided, ...

... :DEFECTIVE. \NITARY AT RANG1 V X~~ Gl:ST -IF~SWIO. . The sdjournod inquiry. kcging, the death of Ceoo'90 Smitb, aged 4., who died .aelck sgounier mysterio5ei circumstances at is lodaingt, 1 Watororks Ipswich., was held at tbe Tow XRlln Monday ai- nonn, before the Borour Corodnr- Mr. H. S. Egades said tbnt ;in'the adjou-ntrent It' bhd made a poetwmortesixiefliinltion ot tbe fbdy in coujulaetiO ...

... THEl CHILDREN'S HOP R. BY] MAGGIE SYMINOTON. Aletwor of ' Working to Win, The King's Com- meand, Triaxy,'' Seeking a City, Seed, Flower Frnit: Sinedayi Chats Wivth Little Folks, &c. Between the dark and the daylight, When the night is beginning to lower, Comes a pause in the day's occupations, That is known ns the Children's Hour. -Louqfezloe. TIEI EAVrLY SAINTS.-GOOD ST. VALNTINS ...

... ?? ounlat. I free ]pwil I The Debenham Liberals were in high feather on Thursday when the long-delhyed annual tea, which bad been postponed several weeks because the Association was laid up with influenza, was *brought to a most successful consummation. This annual tea. is one of the big events in the political life of Dehenharn. The repast is, as it should be, of a most suumptulous ...

... PRIMROSB LEAGUE MEETINr3 AT 'WOOLPIT. .-A moast suceessfal meeting in connection with thn Pattenhnm and Wolpit Habitation of the Primrose ti Leudne w*aa behl at the Schoolroom, Woolpit, on 1Moc- I dity ovening. Tue peoceedings were arranged by Lody h Thordhill, the pcoprareme including speeches end fni entertaioment, which was of a varied and interestieg A cbhracter, Eo that a mnet enjoyable ...

... EAST SUFFOLK COUNTY .OUNCIL. : F. iNANCE QOMMITTEE..' si The quarterigmeeting -of the Finance Committee oi the East. Suffolk CountY Council .vAS held at the ?? Hall, IPsw~cb, on Tuesday., Aid. A. C. Prety- Ie man (the Chairman of the Committee) presided, and the other gentlemen present included :-Ald. W. P. T. Phillips, Rev. T. L, French, Mr. Frank Garrett, Aid. T. H. Tacon, Mr. J. B. Hart, ...

... The quarterly meeting of the Ipswich Burial Board took place on Monday morning at the Town Hall. Present-Rev. F. Haslewood (in the chair), Mr. B. P. Grimsey, Rev. E. Oakley, Mr. Walton Turner, Mr. B. B. Parker, Mr. E. T. Read, Mr. W. i. White, Mr. A. C. Ridley, Mr. J. Turner, Mr. G. Crickninr, Mr. C. J. Meadows, Mr. S. Ba. Anness, Mr. W. B. Jofferies, Mr. G. Manby, Dr. Locke, Mr. E. H. Gill, ...

... A Committee meeting of this Association was held at the Station Hotel yesterday (Friday), to receive deputations from towns in Suffolk desirous of entertain ing the Association, and for the transaction of other business. Mr. W. Cathbert Qulter, M.P., the presi- dent, occupied the chair, and the other gentlemen present included :-Mr. Joseph Smith, Mr. Horace Woll'ton, Mr. Alfred T. Smith, Mr. ...

... H THE PEER AND THE WOMAN.9 BY E. PHIIlPS OPPENrEIMr. CHAPTER X IN THE CHAY:BUR OF DEATH. A careless servant had turned the Venetian blinds the wrong way, and a struggling moonbeam had forced its way into the stately bedchamber. Across the dark erimegon carpet it cast loo¢, trembling bars of light, arid shone on the stiff, cold sheets of the canopied bed, and on the ghastly face of the man who ...

... PRIZE PRIOBLEMS. We give each weel an order on any regu- Jar advertiser in, or agent for, the .Tnsivich JoeruZal for goids to the value of half-a- crown to the sender oE the best problem, and a similar order for a similar amount to the reader who sends the largest number of cor- reot answers. The Editor reserves the right to publish all or any of the problems sent in. I3 every case the answer ...

... 8USAIN'S SCI9SORS. Sir,--Whata wonderfulset o' poor short-sighted - ...

... .THS UR.WAN OLOVE FIGHT. DEFEAT OF 1M'.ALLIIFil. On Tlhursday night it vas decidedl that the great Slavin and MN.'Auliffo glove contest should take place at the Ormeonde Club, Wahvorth, in the simall hours of Saturday morning, and ii day on Friday the whispered news lvas travelling round amongst the parties interested. 'hie greatest care was taken to avoid uruccessary publicity, and 'many of ...