... Cto fpsbid) 3ournal. SATURDAY, March 7,1846. So flagrant an exhibition of political dishonesty as that which the division of the House of Commons presented on Friday last, is happily of very rare occurrence. Were it otherwise it is impossible to say bow long a represen- tative system of government could have continued-whe- ther mutual confidence would not long since have been destroyed, and ...

... MISCEILILANEOUS. CHINKSE WAR.-The Admiralty lave just issued an order for the distribution of the medals to the officers and meu of her Majesty's ships, who served in the late opera. tious on the coast of China. Some months since the mas. ter of the mint received orders fron her Majesty to prepare a die, vhich was shortly afterwards forwarded to her Majesty, who wfaspleased to signify her ...

... COflKUESPONBDEWCE. To the Editor of the fpswich Journal. WESTON V. POTTER. RESPECTED SiR,-Seeiuginyour last that youhave said something of what passed in my cross-examination in Court respecting navicular disease being attempted to be proved in the horse in question, I beg to say that any lameness in the fore legs of a horse, oJ whatever onature, might with equal propriety be called navicular. ...

... (Before Mr. Justice Mfauei). Prickett (a pauier) v. Gralrew.-This action, or rather a similnar one between the same parties, was tried here at the spring assizes in 1843. when a verdict was returned for the defendant. Subsequently a rule for a new trial was obtajinedmnd thecase thereon came again before the Court. The plaintiff, who sued in formd paiuperie, was formerly a nursery gardener and ...

... I --tT ~ .~ t rve HOUSE OF LORDS. IPSWIVCH AND BURY ST. EDMUND'S RAILWAY, (NORuWICI EXTENSION.) A Committee, of which the Earl of Ripon is chairman, and the Earl of Kingston, and Lords Wharneliffe, Church- hill, and Camoys, members, met on Tuesday to consider this bill. The counsel for the bill were Messrs. Talbot, Q.C., and Messrs. Daniel and Rodwell; against it, Messrs Austin and Andrews, Q ...

... IPS WICH, se-Saurdruy, September 12, 1 }4O. &hWe have just learned thatMr. BIANCHI received a letter at ColehesLer, announcing that in consequence of the TEMPORARY ILLNESS of Mr. THEODORE DISTIN, the party would not reach that place in time for the Concert. Mr. BIANCHI was assured in the same letter that their attendance in Ipswich on Monday might be depended upon. THE MESSIEuRs DiSTIN'S ...

... Sevtral communications are unatuidably omilled. I P SW IC Ii, SaturdayS, J'ane 13, IS40. nd Iha MAJESTY'S BaRTu DAY.-Tuesday being the day a appointed for the celebration of this auspicious event, the ) hells rang merry peals, and the national colours were on hoistedon the flag staff of St. Mary le Tower Church and n the Custom-house. At twelve o'clock tie three troops oa the 6th Royal ...

... ?? I CII MECHANICS' INSTITUTION. A public dinner,'to commemorate the twenty-first anniversary of the Ipswich Mechanics' Institution, took place, on Thursday last, in the Council Chamber of the TOwn Hall. The arrangements were judicious. The table usually occupied by the Mayor and Aldermen at council meetings, was appropriated to the Chairman, and his immediate friends: three others extended ...

... Accounts from New York, to the 2d inst. inclusive, were received at Liverpool, on Tuesday, by the pac- ket-ship Montezuma. Important intelligence had been received from Mexico. The revolution against the Administration of Paredes had spread to the department of Jalisco. The revolt broke out in the city of Guadalaxara. and the Government troops having, after a short skirmish, surrendered, the~ ...

... COLONIAL CHUJRCHI SOCIETY. A meeting in aid of the above Society, was held at the Town Hall, Ipswich, on Monday evening last. The at. tendance was numerous and highly respectable, although the weather was adverse. The meeting was opened by appropriate thanksgiving and prayer. The Rev. J. B. WILKINSON having been called to the chair, explained the object of the meeting, stating that the Society ...

... COISIXESPONIDBNVIW. WHAT WILL THE PEHERS DO? My Loans,-This is the universal question at the pre- .,ol sent moment. now that the House of Commons has anc. ,r tioned the third reading of the New Corn Bill. Permit ! ?? Tenant Farfnsr to ddreas you on the fearful prospects f WI Agricultpre ;-to call your attention molt particularly to tal the position of the Tenant Farmers ofthe United Kilpg. th ...

... PORT UGAL. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steam-ship Pachn, Capt. Burney, arrived on Monday, from the Peniu- sula, bringing the usual Peninsular mails. LisBoN, DEC. 3Q.-The news brought from England by the last packet has created no small sensation here. The difficult situation in which Sir R. Peel and his colleagues were placed in regard to the corn-law question was well known, but ...