... THIRD ANNIVERSARY DINNER OF THE - BURY CONSTITUTIONAL CLUB. 0- This Dinner, which took place at the Guildhall, on Fri. llY day evening, displayed the greatest assemblage of Conser- ng vatives which has ever met together in this borough. of d About 260 sat down at table-(the company was increased, is after dinner, to about .¶00)-Orbell Ray Ockes, Esq. in ilt the chair, supported on his right by ...

... IPSWICHJ Safterfl#aj. .'!areft 20, 10;6. We have'already more than 6nce alluded to the singular system of attack with which the CQronicle has of late been annoying his friends.' We thought at first that it migi t be attributed to a sense of equal justice, or at least a feel ing of remorse, wrung from the conscience of one so inti' mately acquainted with all the villainy, which it is no- ...

... To the Editor of the Ipswtich Journal. SrR,-As the following extract from the last number of Bell's Wcelly Messenger may probably have escaped your notice, and appears so perfectly npplicalile to the present question respecting the appropriation of the Protestant Church Property to the Education of the lower classes of the Irish, I take the liberty of sending it, unrler the im- pression that ...

... SUFFOLK FISHERIES. ?? she Isdior f the Ipswich Journal. Sttv4iffotW correspondent, Nautilus, has, in your last week's;ipe tir properly endeavoured to draw the at- tentllof tine fishermen and other inhabitants on this coast, to the neow fishing bill, now under the consideration of the legislature, and has forcibly stated the lamentable conse- quences which would fall on many of the poorer ...

... OUS. W1503OZ-LAIVS ANOTitE£ ATTACX ONx Louis PHIiLipPPETbe Moniteuir and other Journals of SaLturday announce that at baltf past five O'clock On the afternoon of Friday, the King and Queen left the Tuilleries for St. Cloud, in a close carri- lefth the usual escort of cavalry, and had reached the ageitb she hsuaarden of the Tuilleries. on the quay entrance to the gardentbrown by a vigorous of ...

... .. e0valp'0, voot. T HE'visit of his Majesty to the City of Londonhas been a A.4poned through rear of tumult in the Metropolis. t 'Thdt9lltwing letter from Sir Robert Peel, preceded as it MMby One Written by Alderman Key, the Lord Miiyor n Elm,, id by him transmitted to his Majesty's Minis-. I tern, (for which vide debatc in the House of Commons,) together. vith the explanations given in the ...

... jaijp11ARIlA PARllJAMEINT. J ?? . . . - x , s - I A, A I . liiusrE 01' LOR1 DS, THURI lSD)AY, JU'NE 1). r oflike of Wv li toln ?? petitions for the I |Prectl of tle Estahlishld Church. Ib l'.arl of Itossel aotd the Archlil slhlp of Caiteiebulrv presented pe- ,i iolis ?? various places in Kent, SussexSuinet, &c. fet thle protection of t tilc Estsbhstl Church. H1tt.!S!' of COSt1 (ONS. ...

... [ A n elaborate Report, accompanied by 4/00 pages of evidence has been mande by the Committee appointed last Session, onl the motion of the Hon. G. J. Vernon. to in- quire into the dift'rent modas ofselling corn in difterent parts of the country, with a view of the better regulation thereof. The ?? are some of' the most important passages. ] The general result of tie inquiries of your ...

... CAPTPURE OF LISON. Intelligence reached Plymauth. on Friday night that Villa Flor, the Duke of Terceira, entered Lisbon or, the 24th of July, after an itetion with Telles Jordad, who had opposed him at the head of 6,000 nmen, the whole Miguelite force about and to the southward of Lisbon. Villa Flor hadsunder him no eore than 1,500 troops of the-line, wvitbiwhich.' i4 I4anarehed from St. Ubes ...

... IwICn BOROUGH ELECTION. The Nomination of Candidates to represent ihis Borough in the ensuing Parliament, took place on the Corn Hill, on Tuesday last. Three waggons were drawn up in front of the Town Hall for the accommodation of the Candidates and other speakers, end a barrier was placed in front of the hustings to prevent the pressure of the crowd, which amounted to nearly two thousand ...

... DZSCELLANEOIV5 lie, The grand banquet of the CorporationdofaL oindloto ur- the Foreign Ambassadors, took place a cale of' oed Fridaq'. The preparations were oil the same . cale 0 ing magnificence as those of the entert iniyment to Rt le Pt in November last. The company included, thei Oy;.lg k- Higinesses the Duke of Sussex, NemoUf, and Mobtor all the Foreign Ministers, the Members of her ...

... IP~wfcII, santu tat Attieae St 1S39. SUMMER CIRCUITS. ?? Denmain and Lord Chief Justice Tindal. ?? Abinger avid Mr. Justice Littledale. Nsr/hk./^Mr. Justice Vaughan & Mr. Justice Bosantquet, 0Jrd..M~lr. naron Alderson and Mr. Justice Williams, , ~csg,} ?dr. Ju-tice Cr.eridge and Mr. Justice Erskine. rtileruzir. Just ice Coltmaln an d Mr. Baron Maule. ssaiktru1leks..-Mr. llilron Gurney. JrOtl ...