... CO'XL2LZSpOWbMNCR. IVWLCi ELECTION. To use Eldito of ?? Ipsicch Journal. Sia.-In Your last nu iber I challenged the claim of Mr. Gibson to having achieved a moral triumph: I will ?? enquire into tt e grounds on which he rests his claim. Doubtless. says he da representative is bound by pledge made Previous to bi' election, in regard to ?? mea- sure,, and should resign histrust i ...

... SOUTBW4OLD, PRAYER BOOK AND HOMILY SOCIETY. On Thursday week a most interesting meeting was lheld in the Towis-iall, in this town, connected with the Prayer Book and Homily Society, which appears to be progres- sing rapidly in its course of utility. The Rev. H. R. Birch being appointed to the chair, after reading an appropriate selection of the prayers from the Liturgy, addressed the meeting, ...

... 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 ...

... IP4W - c by, ?? , Scj~tena tea' 2S, I 930. INSTITUTION.-Wedocsdav last the Rev. Charles Thormas Scolt, clk., A.B., was instituted to the rectory of Shading- field, in thiscournty, on the ?? Braybrooke. PUerBLc AOCTIONS.-Rose llill, Ipsihli.-SaIe of Cows. -The dairy of 21 cows, the property of Charles Cobbolt, Esq., Rose Hill, Ipswich. which *ere sohl by Auction, by Robert Garrod, on Tuesday, ...

... NORTH SUFFOLK & SOUTH NORFOLK .4GNtCYUIL'JTIYAL AN890CITIO Ie The great practical utility of agricultural associations d- is generally admitted; and it is no less a ipleasre than a n- devolving upon us, to lay before the public the pro- a- eedings of the second autmnal meeting of the North a- Suffolk and South Norfolk Agricultural Association, held at Eye, on Tuesday last, for awarding prizes ...

... By the arrival of the North American packetsbip, on hi Friday. we have received New York papers of the date le of tbe 5th of Janunry, inclusive. Tlhe news from Canada c is interestingthounli we fenr in some respects unwvelcome. v The open end iggregate attacks whicsh the discomtnfited ci rebels have hitherto hazarded bave dwindled down into mn the less formidable, but more harrassing, system ...

... etc *ovrpvllfc)ournalI. SATURDAY, November the 2nd, 1839. A pamphlet has been forwarded to us, under cover of a Treasiry frank, containing a correspondrence between the Bishop of Exeter rand Lord loho ERussell. The motive for publishing tis correspondence~ is to persuade the people that the learned Prelate has become a convert to the principle of the Government Education Scheme. The journals ...

... LOND)ON-FRIs>.S, APRIL 19. In the H~ouse of Comnmons, last night, several petitions werel p)resented in favour of' Mr. IROwhuld H~ill's plan of postage * also for and against M~inisters on. ?? question of the Irish Government. 'rhe ?? dlebate on the state of Ireland \vas ye- sunled for the fourth time, M~r. M. J. O'Coulnell having opened the ?? an extended debate, in w:hich theC followving ...

... POS'rscLt IPT. LONDON-FRIDAY. MlAY ~3. In the House of Commons last nighit, after the pre- sentation of numerous petitions and thc transaction of much private business, chiefliy relating to Railway Bills, Dir. Lushington moved an address for copies of all cor- resplondence bctwcen her M~ajesty's G;overnmenlt and ?? relative to the claims of British subjects for redress on account of injulries ...

... IIM'01tPO. ANT F1J1tO' M E;XICO. |It affords us tile highest gratffication to state, that the ?? differences 'between Mexico and Fkancc lhave been 'at last amicablyarranged, through thle effecfdnl mediation of the British Mxinlister, lMr. Pdak enham. Elhis intelligence is commiunicated in the followving letters from Vera Clrux, dated the 9th and 10th of Mlarch, lirought by her Majesty's ship ...

... NOMINATION OF SIIERRIF1S. ?? - A - a.. t . [to Bedfse'rd7hi.e-Arthur Macnamara/, of Eaton Dray, Esq. ; Wmn. Frederick Drown, of Dunstable, Esq.; and William Suteliffe, ;9. of Great Dramingliam, E sq. !sq Bcrkshb-a-HIinry HIipesiley, of Lainborn Place, E sq. ; John et Jesse Bulkeley, of Lindon Hill, Esq.; and Sir Henry Russell, of Sevallowfield, Dart. Bucks-John Peter Dearing, of The Lee, Esq.; ...

... On the 7ths ult. the day appointed for the consecration of the Chapel at, Aston, near this town, crowds of Persons were seen ?? the village to witness the ceremony, and long before the time appointed the Chapel was filled with a highly respecta- ble assemblage, comfrising nearly all the wealth and fashion of the neighbourhood, the admittance having been gained bytiekets. Soon after eleven ...