... r, onirillSTEß HOSPITAL.— Aug. S. .««£* Als ' D S?_T Discharged 7 i 1:. n,,ii,.8 | ; P«ti-n' d M r SG Cooke; Mr. H. Egerton Greeu. p pst-Siisas---^ I rue** Dentisl-Mr. Termed. ; [pKVT Ai u.itt_i,.-J»*' Raisin, fractured arm. . Unr&KS —Weekly Returns lo July 29. I , h- t.r « ' 8 J. 136 ?? 191 ■ f^ffinstree 8 .- m E7 ?? _. ?? » ?? _«_ ?? «« ■ Br ' n ,qf in the Railwat Goods Rates— A I ...

... fearful murrain amongst cattle —the fatal Russian Kinder-pest, lias made its appearance this country, and we regret to say that each dav brings intelligence of its extension throughout the land east, nest, north, and south. Numerous eases have occurred i:i our own county; and in the neighbourhood of North alsham alone losses to the extent of £1,000 and upwards have already been sustained. ' We ...

... FOR THIS PAPEE. AttlAorouah T M ~ ' = ~~ ?? (r. F.White, 83, Fleet-street \ Where and also at BeX^^itx^H :cktt™i e ?? W ns' t^^sa ??• S?£ r k?? 8 £ 0p Harleston, E. J. Everson Litcham, Thos. F. Leatherdale Newmarket, W. A. Wright Stoke Ferru J ■ HiU ?? * Is. Deacon, 164, Leadenhall-etreet [bard-street the Auction Mart, BuwhTitns fiaywa^d ?? Ullield £% *£ R S*£ « -^ HowrWU. John Turner Lopham, ...

... ■Windsor Castle. Nov. 12.-M»*or-Gcncral Sir Francis and Lady Seymour arrived at the Castle yesterday and had the honour of dining with the Queen and the Royal family. Col. ?? Grant Gordon had the honour of bring invited. Prince Leopold attended by Mr. Duckworth. Mr. Sahl. and Mr. K. B. Collins, went to London last evening, and bononred the performance at the Royal Italian Opera wi 1. hi, ...

... AGENTS FOR THIS PAPER ~~ ' ~ ~ f £ •£• White ' B3 ' ™eet-street \ Where, and also at the teSSri?' Musk ett r^Z^w^P^ s* l^?-l B - 8 £ op € arle ff_h ?•*• Everaon Liteham, Thos. F. Leatherdale Newmarket, W. A. Wright Stoke Perry, JB. Hill Walsingham, J. Curson S. Deacon, 154, Leadenhall-street rbard ?? Auction Mart, Token- -Z—ti ?? Cambridge, W.H. Smith Sly, W. B. Creak HaverhxU, John Turner ...

... held at EnnisX* * which Earl Granard, peer of the realm Irish and English landlord, presided ' jf* numerously attended, and in the report of proceedings the Roman Catholic of pansh named Doyle, is said thu S P to have dressed those present e ad - He told the landlords that the people more patience with them—that ,i lT* too far-that they had robb'ed\Jo lo^g conduc would not be tolerated any ...

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... A VISIT TO THE NORFOLK COUNTY SCHOOL AT ELMHAM. I had read much respecting the Public Schools estab- lished in the Counties of Devon and Norfolk, intended to supply at a cheap rate education of the best charac- ter to the sons of Farmers and others of the Middle Classes, but not until Saturday last had I the oppor- tunity of observing the practical operation of either of them. The system on ...

... The news that the Indian Government have received orders to despatch a number of native troops to Malta, has excited no small degree of attention in this country and on the Continent. It is true that the number ?? large, as it is limited to 7,000 men, but there is ?? reason to believe that 100,000 would be immediately available if desired ; and, indeed, those who are com- petent to judge, say ...

... SATURDAY. OCTOBER 23, 1880. John Lucas, (cf Gateshead, ire prestfoe,) delivered lecture last night before the liberal Club, Newcastle, on «T_e causes of National Decay. From paragraph summarising the discourse team that he complained of * want f public spirit among the citizens of the and absence of interest pjjticaj affairs among the young men 4 the nation. The sentence is not elegant, but ...

... THE SEWAGE DIFFICULTY AT STOW. MARKET. The good people of Stowmarket have not very much to talk about, so that a topic that concerns the pockets of every ratepayer within its boundaries, and lends itself, too, to personal advocacy, or shall I say antagonism, is well ridden and amply discussed, coming as a great boon to relieve the monotony of after dinner gossip, or the sameness of hotel bar ...

... ST. JAMES'S PAROCHIAL ENTERTAIN- MENTS, BURY ST. EDMUND'S. Amongst the entertainments which have now become a portion of the round bf yearly amusements in Bury St. Edmund's, are those specially connected with the parochial work of St. James's parish. These were instituted about three years ago by the Rev. Canon Harrison (the active and popular vicar of the parish) soon after hia appointment to ...