... To the Fdilor of the Ipswich Journal. Slit,-As the time is now fast, approaching for Parlia. ment's again meeting, I thought it proper, that the Consti- tuents of our County Alembers shoulq have the liberty of perusing tile Votes of thei Representatives in the last Ses. sion, through the means of your valuable Paper, therefore, by inserting the followilg, you wRI much oblige:- Feb. 191h.-In ...

... To the Editor of the Ip.wich Journal $fitt,-Miracles have not ceased! I give you a proof. V.i& would scarcely think it possible to quaff inspiration oim the Sifolk Citrte, but certes its last we~ekb article upon the Northamptonshire Election and the Ballot, (in- ?? as a rider thereupon), did awaken the poetic fire In one who is generally somewhat 'RiOSY. A LEADER. I The Tories arc sealing ...

... (F.om tie Morning Herald.J If the Conservatives of Norwich had been detected in securing the election of members of their party on the town council by gross bribery and corruption, how loud, fierce, and vehement would the virtuous indignation of the Whig-Radical journals have been in denouncing the-- perpetrators of such scandalous and unconstitutional practices. Pure-minded organs of opinion! ...

... MORAL D.STITUTION OF AUSTRALIA. [The following passages of a letter froin the Rev: W. G. Broughton, Arclidcacoi of New South Wales andzits De- pendencies; to the3 Society for the Propa3gatioti of the Gorpel, demand the most serious eonsideratioli of the British public.] The colony of New South Wales is now, in the forty. seventh year of its existence; and since its establishment, (A. D. 17?8,) ...

... At the meeting of the Somersetshire Agricultural La- bourers' Friend Society, held in the Bath Assembly Rooms, on Friday the 18th Dec., tie Bishop of Bath i the chair, in the course of the proceedings several speeches having been made, the following calculations were submitted by Dr. Parry : The number of acres in England alone, accord- ing to population returns, are ?? 31,770,615 Of which ...

... IPrw [CI:, sathwrrlay# Jnlary 30, I)36. How are the mighty fallen I Last week that worthy en- comiast of our O'Ganmmon government. the Si {oth Chro. nicle, was literally driven, by the lack of more horcible ar- gument, to the dire necessity of adopting for its leading article, the enlightened effusions of a mob collected at Birmiringhamn on the preceding Monday, by the trumpet of Mr. Attwood ; ...

... IPSW[C:f, Satiwtvlad Hfafivlary 23, 1S30. ed as it has always been our first and most prominent desire 0- to promote the prosperity of all the classes engaged in agri- of culture, not only because the interests of our own town to and neighbourhood are more especially identified witlh, or t- rather dependant on, agriculture, but because we believe es that agriculture is, after all, the true ...

... ,,Ur I Ito a R p90 13001. SCF., it is understood, no longer resists the pay 1 met of her debt to Anieric. The Preach journals hfe oportwi~le discovered, that the last Message of luive rican Presidelit containS precisely that explicit the .tale ration witich the *t honour of their cnd suita leqired. r This is a sudden thought, and cer- a Iv t very inenious and convenient one. The only ...

... 2'o R. N. SIbawe, Esq., late M.P. ftr Bast Suffolk. Aly dear Sir,-As vbu have so lately written publicly on the subject of tile Currency,as connected with prices ; and as you have held, and I ama told 1od forward again to hold, a most important public situation in this county-I hope that you will not consider that I am taking any improper liberty in thus requesting your particular attention to ...

... c( Fulr the Ivswich Journal. C( fei- v. bi ?? certainly'not agreeing with my b rother U PREsSvMYT to depre cite discussion upon a subject of tc vital importance to thre well-bein g of our national Church, 11 I be-,g to assure binithat not the slightest wish to oplen alconl- SI trovetay actuated me in publishing the letter which he ho. 1B nours with his notice ; and that in entering upon my ...

... A meeting of the Freeburgesses took place at the Wel- lington Inn, on Wednesday evening, to which Fitz-Roy Kelly, Esq,, (who was passing through the town on his return from Norwvich,) was invited to attend. H, C, llristo, Esq. presided as Chairman. After the ?? loyal toasts had been drunk with very loud ap- phiuse by upwards of 500 individuals, Mr. Bristo propo- sed die health of Messrs. Kelly ...

... I (From the MaiOstone G(zctte.) Of allthe diseases to 'ivbih rman is liable, insanity perhaps, is the most distressing. Iftherefore, there be one class of human beings which lras a greater claim upon our sympathy than another, itis that ot Pauper Lunatics. -Notwsithstan in these considerations, it is an eXtraordi- iary fact, that untilithe legislature interposed in their be- half.,no persons ...