... To the Editor of the Ipswieh Jourinal. LOOSE LEAVES FROM MY SCRAP BOOK. No. 4. A Leaf of Literary Curiositie. 1. In my first example two languages, Latin and Eng. lish. are employed; the parallel columns are precisely similar in sound, but the Latin one consists of an ad- dress to the sea, the English one of an address to Mary. Of course no very classical Latinity can be expected under these ...

... 1fSCdEIJLLANNEOUS. |W5HITEHTALL, Jan. 13-The Queen has been pleased to direct letters-patent to be passed tinder the Great Seal of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ire. land. granting unto James Andrew, Marquis of Dal. housie, K T., the office of Constable of ber ?? Castle of Dover- and also thle office of Warden and Keeper of her Majesty's Cinque Ports; and the office of Admiralty ...

... FRIGHTFUL DISASTER AND LOSS OF THIRTY. I TWO LIVES. (From the LiverPOO1 Mercury.) The Monm's Herald, of Wednesday last, gives the narticulars of the stranding and subsequent explosion, bygunpowder of the brig Lily, of 8O tons. The vessel i nestion is owned by MVssrs. Hatton and Cookson, ?? ersey-street, in this town, and left the Mersey yesterday week, under the command of Captain John Owens, ...

... The Duke of WeUington is said to be about to visit the scenes of his illustrious father's triumphs in Spain and Portugal. LORD JOHX ROSSELL.-AS considerable mnisappre- liencion appears to exist regarding Lord John Russell's position in the present government, and as it has even 1,eeD stated, in quarters usuallv better informed, that failing health would probably hefore long oblige him to _ive ...

... To ate Ediior oj the Ipswich JoUrotil. SiR,-I cannot terminate the most unpleasant cor. t respondncne in which I was ever engaged, without ex-t pressing my regret that I should have been tempted by Mr. Gowing to descend from the position I took in rc-r forence to the investigation of the Public Health Bill, in order to reply to his personalities. When I made my first statements I can ...

... IPdhSWICHe , 'SateNrdfty, ?? At 1g5 t CSRISTMAS LIBERALITY.-Sir Fitzroy Kellv, M.P., has given £10 to be distributed among the deserving poor of Ipswich, and £10 for a like purpose in the parish of Sproughton. EAST SUFFOLK HOSPITAi-..The Committee have much pleasure in announcinog the handsome and grati. fying legacy of 501.. which has been paid over to the Treasurer, J. B. Alexander, Esq., by ...

... |SOME REMARS SEASON. ILD AND WET To the Editor oJ the Ipswicl Journal. SI R-As the long continuance of wet and unusual warmth, consti~tute matter of conv'ersation nd pb lic remark, mayI be alowed to join in debate thereond It has been stated that the scientific are endeavouring to account for the prevailing phenomena by attributing them to the influence of the iron roads, with which the ...

... First Lord of the Treasury.. The Earl of Aberdeen. Lord Chancellor ?? Lord Cranworth. Chancellor of the Exche. I Mr. Gladstone. quer ?? S .cete ' Home ?? Lord Palmerston. secretaries of ...

... PROPERTY OF AN' OUTLAW. Coecer end another e. Pkato.lsfe.--This was an inquiry held before the Under-Sheriff of Norfolk, on the 4th inst., upon a writ of special capias ve legalana, to ascer- tain what goods, chattels lands. tenements, or lieredi- taients Charles Berers ?? stowe, Es(. the owner of an estate at Watlinglon TotteNnil, Wormegay, and other places, in the county of Norfolk, of the ...

... FRAUD IN THE GENERAL POST OFFICE.-Sornei consternation has been caused at the General Post Office, owing to an official in that establishment, in the receipt of between 5001. and 6001. a year, having been detected in committing frauds on the public and the Post Office department. On Tuesday, at the City Sewer Commission Court, fines to the amount of nqarly £50 were inflicted upon dust ...

... 4 DiBSBOLICAI. ATTEimPr TO DESTROY A VILLAGE BY FiRE.-During the last week the quiet town of Olney. near Newport Pagnel, has been in a state of alarm and terror by repeated atrocious attempts to destroy the place by fire.. Nightly have premises been fired in va- irious parts, causing the destruction of numerous houses, i and in one instance a melancholy loss of human life. XlThe v.retches ...

... CoNVeoTIoNOFTrEANTLO-CELT JoraNAL.-Orthe 221nd and 23rd instant, the Court of Queen's Bench, Dublin, was occupied in the case of the Queen v. Mr. Z. W allace, being a criminal information filed by the Attor- ney-General, Mr. Napier.againstMr. Zachariah Wallace, the ?? libel in an article purporting to be a report of and com- ment on, the evidence given at the coroner's inquest on the bodies ...