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... 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- ...
... T13,001. The third report of the commissioners appointed to consider the state of the Established Church, with refe- rence to ecclesiastical duties and revenues, has made its appearance. The document is divided into two parts. I he first is principally occupied with the reasons for malk. ing such alterations in the report as differ from the for- mar recommendations. In the present report the ...
... IMPEIRIAL PARL.AMENNT. NOT?4E OF LORDS. WEDNESDAY, July 13. IEF Lords held a conference with the Commons, on the T Subject of the Corporations' Act Amendment Bill, whets the Commons delivered their reasons for disagree- ing With some of the amendments made by the Lords to the bill, which were ordered to be taken into consideration on Friday. The English Tithe Commutation Bill, in cnmmittee, oc ...
... 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 .ΒΆ00)-Orbell Ray Ockes, Esq. in ilt the chair, supported on his right by ...
... To the Editor of the Ip.wich Journal $fitt,-Miracles have not ceased! I give you a proof. V.i& would scarcely think it possible to quaff inspiration oim the Sifolk Citrte, but certes its last we~ekb article upon the Northamptonshire Election and the Ballot, (in- ?? as a rider thereupon), did awaken the poetic fire In one who is generally somewhat 'RiOSY. A LEADER. I The Tories arc sealing ...
... SUFFOLK FISHERIES. ?? she Isdior f the Ipswich Journal. Sttv4iffotW correspondent, Nautilus, has, in your last week's;ipe tir properly endeavoured to draw the at- tentllof tine fishermen and other inhabitants on this coast, to the neow fishing bill, now under the consideration of the legislature, and has forcibly stated the lamentable conse- quences which would fall on many of the poorer ...
... To the Fdilor of the Ipswich Journal. Slit,-As the time is now fast, approaching for Parlia. ment's again meeting, I thought it proper, that the Consti- tuents of our County Alembers shoulq have the liberty of perusing tile Votes of thei Representatives in the last Ses. sion, through the means of your valuable Paper, therefore, by inserting the followilg, you wRI much oblige:- Feb. 191h.-In ...
... To the Editor of the Ipswtich Journal. SrR,-As the following extract from the last number of Bell's Wcelly Messenger may probably have escaped your notice, and appears so perfectly npplicalile to the present question respecting the appropriation of the Protestant Church Property to the Education of the lower classes of the Irish, I take the liberty of sending it, unrler the im- pression that ...
... - Q9IE OQ' ?? T, jtlrY. Way 10. A1vt : C:b stabtry Tore U - read . a tbtiJ LStlime and pae4b after Arnd Et$EFsOaOuu bad P1Q. .see a new oru f oath ta be aen by the eonstabVO.' 'rth Cburch v4urllties 1Bil wa eonslderedin mtittee, ..uhd pxssedtbreitgb it, ?? anid tbe~iahop :Itocrrsana. bud preposed twq or three amendments. 0 one. moveo by the 'o4w1 BtD*n, .t the effoect thst no *4 perl , ...
... (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! ...
... IM.tE1UIAL PARLIAMENT. : ftTSIP, OF LOB*, TUESDAY, February '23. .DESTlIONS were received from Hampshire, Borough- - bridge, Yeovil, &c. &e., on the sub ject of agricultural distress. One was presented from the Consistoiry Court against a clause in tile Ecclesiastical Courts' Consolidation Bill ; one against the additional duty on spirit licenses; and one from Rochester, complaining of the ...
... GRAND CONSERPVATIVE rESTZVAL, AT FRAMLINGHAM. ?? following sp eeches were omitted in our second edi- tion of last week, from waist of room. Sir CH A suR Es VWaa, Gentlemen, Itisacircumstance high- iy gratifying to my feelings, that It has fallen to my lot, to propose a toast, which in every constitutional assembly wilI be received with cordiality and enthusiasm. It was, during the early period ...