... IPSIVICil, Satari-ay, Aplrms 24, 1S52. RPRESESiNTATION OF IPswicti.-The liberal party have been of late industriously on the look out to find a col- league for Mr. Adair. We have heard their choice has fallen upon T. B1. Ilobhouse, Esq., one of the present members for the City of Lincoln. The constituency of that town manifest not the slightest feeling of regret at the decision made by Mr. ...

... Her Majesty's-ship Portland, at Valparaiso, February 21, 1852. Sir,-Enclosed is Captain Moorshead's report of the death by starvation of Comnannder A. Gardiner and the whole of the party sent out by the Patogonian Missionary Society in September, 1850, to Picton Island, the southern extremity of Americn. 'their Lordships will deeply deplore the fate of these devoted missionaries; but this ...

... To the Editor of the 1XIuich Journal. 'nTi known tinat a ce rtain~ utsti jg usisied 1,iyojeit, 7Prescribes for dyvopepsia Sl v'otroI, 1 ?? rdno Zenoos, tIC martyr, lie deemq it 4pecific, Atni, if taent at bed-time, a sore topritte; And Margaret Clitehlpoir, for thle youn1i;g e'lrtoetlel, ls a soothing nod perfectly safe pnreparation. Sta,-I am reluctantly obliged to tresltits on your space, in ...

... SA'CUi?I)AY, JULY 31, 1332. Wii onb le exrrpttonl. thc result of the (,enerail Flertionl is hefore the pulicdl, ntri it may he coisniileiitly stated that tuiit restill is in Ifavour of Lordl Derby's .\dlisiisistration. It is tsiflitillt to give the precisc nutitbs'rs* tbr anid agahist the (;overnilentst hult the stat)'ascoet in the .fo. ray Ierliluftw ii isrohahiv not tbr fromu thc truth. Tihe ...

... TUE CHAaS.-A'he SlTo~k S Fos: Ifouind will icet Ihi fly, ~riaythe 20th, at Ruslillroohe-hatl; oil Tuesay, he 2that Ijoniugtolc Fox ; on) Th'lulsday, the 30th, at Dentots Plumbers Anne; aon Saturley, Jan. 1, at mjsby Tollgate. Eace IfLY da t ablffnre II1. The Esec and Suiftolk Fox lounads meet ou 'umday, Dec. 21, at Little llentley-liall ; on Friday, thle 31st, tat Flowton Brook. Inachl day at ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. FniDAY, Nov. 19. Lord RIURIISDALr asked if the Government intended to introduce any measure for the better regulation of railways. Lord COLCHE5TPR replied that the subjectwas one of so much importance that the Government intended to referitto a selectcommittee. In reply to Lord BEAUMONT LordIDEnltysaidthat it would be inopratticableto lay down one set of regulations for all ...

... Tim CuAs ?? Suffolk Fox 1lounds meet This Dny; March 6th, at Shadwell Court; Tuesda, the 9th, at Waisharn Hall ; Thuisday, the 11th, at Bunbury Arms, Barton; Saturday, the 13th, at Westley Mill. Each day at } before 11 o'clock. The Essex and Suffolk Fox Hounds meet on Tuesday, Mnrch 9th, at rhorington Hall- on Friday, March 12th, at Newton Green. Each day at I to 11 o'cloek. The East Essex Fox ...

... TIR EXTRAORDINARY INVESTIGATION. 7b the Editor of the psvith fi Journal. Sin-As the Board of Guardians of the Ilartismere Union have put forth their float resolution, I now put forth my final notice of their proeeedings with regard to myself, and my final notice of all individual memhers mad their speehesl, and have done with them all. I wes not permitted to hear what those gentlemen said at ...

... FaiDAY, May 14. ?r. MASTP.r5AN enquired whether her Majesty's Go- vernment had adopted any measures to prevent the deser- tion of sailors in Australia? Sir JOIHN PAKINGTON said that military assistance was to be sent to Australia to check the desertions from the mercantile navy to the gold diggings. A ship of war was also to be sent to Melbourne. The military expense of such assistance was to ...

... ebt foluirl) 3011rilrd. SATUiRDAY, Juxi, 19, 1852. If it were the hope of the Liberal party, and wlio cmn doubt it ? that the Administration of Loid Derby should carry no useful measure during this Session of Parlia- ment, such an hope must be grievously disappointed. It cannot be charged upon the Liberals, that they have been remiss in their exertions to consume the time in unprofit- able ...

... HIEAl.Ill 0F TOWNS' ACT. PUBLIC MEETING AT IPSWICII. Yesterday, at twelve o'rlock, a meeting by requisi- tion to the Mayor, was held at the Corn Exchange, to consider and determine upon the propriety of plneing Ipawich under the operation of the Health of Toowns' Act. Tfhe excitement which has existed for some time upon the question, was further manifested by a large attendance of rtepayers-to ...

... STATE OF TRB NoRTH.-In addition to the reinforce- ments of military and police which were despatched to the disturbed districts in the middle of last week two troops of the 7th Hussars and some companies of infantry have left Dablin for Louth, Monaghan, and Armagh. . ANovv.sn ATTEMPT TO AsSASSINATe.-As Mr. Geo. Morant, the agent of the Shirley estates, in Monaghan, was walking in his garden, a ...