... Tur. CHAsc.-The Suffolk Fox Hounds meet This Day, Feb. the 3rd, at Depden Green; on Tuesdar. the 6th, at Tostock Green ; on Thtrsday, the 8th, at Trund. ley Wood; on Saturday, the 10th. at edham-street: each day at I before l. The Essex and Suffolk Fox Houtidsrncet on Tuesday, Feb. the 6th, at Uoxted-hall, on liidmy, the 9th. at Tattingstone White Horse each day at j tt 11 o'clock, weather ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS- THURSDAY. , Fcb. I. The Earl of THL'SDri ?? of the House of Commons on 1londay, yoiur lordabips will readily imagine that her MNaeWS Oiinlste5 at once resolved to place their ?? in her Maiesty'sn hands. Itherefore was commissionedb fbte hole of her Majesty's tmniautes o place their resignation be- fore her Majesty. and I havre 'tow to inform vour lord. ships that her Malljesty ...

... Ibe lpabicb 3ournalI SATURDAY, F.nav.,rx 3, 1855. The coalition Cabinet is no more. It is evident laxt week that the move of Lord Joh!a Russell was but the prelude to the resignation of his colleages. The noble lord foresaw that the ministry could not successfully defend their ce:duct with respect to the 'ar, and that the Cabinet therefore must, at any rate, be extinguished or reconstructed. ...

... SIGNOR GAVAZZI AT IPSWICn. Ons Saturday morning, Signor GaranZi broughtlt ?? ?? of lectures oin the Papacy of Rome to a close, a| The Corn Eschange was attended by about two hun- ol dred reople, the majority being women. An expecta. la tionad eenentertained that 16he attendance would aI havc been much mnore numerous, especially as the con. cluding oration was upon the The Nunnery ques. si ...

... NAIVAL AND MILITARY INTELLIGENCE. The Cn&a ?? traspor left Portsmanat %atIlf. ?? 3 o'clock on Satarday afternoon for the Crimea, with ?? Some of the ?? arrivals of these Ops OnFridsT evening committed some gross irregularities while in ate os t a tozication. On Saturday the jetty in thie doe pmresented one confused masn of tVOPS darbW theodnloon. Every man bad issued to him S quantity of warm ...

... sRRIVAL OF HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS TIE I DUKSE OF CAMSBRIDGE. His Royal Highnes& the Duke of Cambrndzc landed at Dover from the Crimea on Tuesday. It wai under. stood that the Princess Alice ste2ampacket, belonging to the Dover Royal NWil and Continental Steam ilucket Company. had been despatched to Calais. under the command of Captain Smnthett, expressly to convey the noble and gallant Duke to ...

... THE WA.RQ DzSP.TCHES FROM THE CRIMEA. di (From the GQzette of Fridty, January 26.) WAR DEPARTMENT, Jan. 24. PI His Graee the Duke of Newcastle has this day re. ceived a despatch. of which the lollowing is a cony t d. dressed to his Grace by Field-MarshRa Lord ;Iaglan .BB En SEBASSTOPOL, Jan. a. My Lordl Duske,-The weather has been so bad since I wrote to jour Grace O tlehe 2n1d ;tlst., that I ...

... IPSWICH GENERAL CEMTERY'. A meeting of the Burial Board 'ma held in th M11- ki~strte%' Roamaat the Town Hall. on W~eftesday last, CF.Gower in the Chair. there was It full at. tendzunee. The CuI.nMANobserved it was very S-ti~t~~l toD find themselves ealle-d together for somethiAD defIntW. aind he hoped they wouli be Coal) led to MM~k ?? vinot'oa rao O MMS u..So s The fis uin a to recv~n d ...

... CAMBRI DGE. BACHELOR OF ARTS' COmIMENCEMENT, Januury 2,, 18;55. I Qna~ionizes vive candidaesfor 1roure s MATHEMATsICAL EXAMI:NEll John Sykes.' M.A., Pemhroke-college, Rev. Joseph WolrtenbolmCe. M.A.. Cbnss's-colkge. I CLASSICAL EXAMINERS. Joseph Adderly Cbithele Helm, i.A.. Jesus. college. Fenton John Anthony lort, ALA., Trinity-college. EXAMINERS IN THE ACTS, UPlSTLE5. ECCLEShASTICAL ...

... FROM SHe MELUBURYE ARGUS, WOW 2sh, t164. Tbe, EMa. ?? magnaieest ?? ae te White Star L.tW4tchoeIn the Bay at about t0ookf 7da~tn0rm too wg, tt X2 paeerors, ot Sr. geooa et th, after a Oe Magt'e o S8 dun. The Emma VW ?? espedaly for the ?? trad. and la fitted With evrM ?? to CooUSltetc her eqeai tn -agow t'odadtott AnctofrttotethAttU'v~iirfbtislt' he 1ls04D tos rNit. and 20O tone bertel . ...

... TIlE WEATHER AND THE RAlLWAYS. .. . , .. - .. ?? The snow wich fiell 50 hea 2ly in the a ?? and thto ut the country during Wedneday until lo octA tt he same night has caused far xrater incon- venienee than was at first aaticip:ted, not merely in London, ba«t in naiy ptovincial towns-so much so as to ptevent the bags conatainin the Post office kur froma eight towns reachint tbeir destination in ...

... (Front the Tittes Correspondent.) 3ur SCUTARI, Jah, 78.-Eleven hundred more sick are coi on their way here from the Crinira, ned the latest news mi rceeived thence affords no ground for hoping that the tot amount of disease and mortality in the army is on tie sei I decline. On 2he contrary, there is everv reason to fear Br - ! that both are increasing; for the weather is now dread- eff fully ...