... CONVOCATION OF THE CLERGY OF THlE PRO- VINCE OF CANTERBURY. On Tuesday morning both Houses of Convocation assembled in the Jerusalem Chamber, adjacent to ?? minster Abbey. Alter prmyers the members of the Upper House adjourned to the Bounty.offlce, where their deliberations were proceeded with. The Archbishop of Canterbury presided in the Lawer House; there were also present the Eishops of ...

... 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 ...

... IMPERIAL PARLfAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS. TaUXSDAYTFeb. 22. MaLeyrtod r aA ?? several petitions from the .Mnyor and Corporation of PwisnIouth complaining of the Municipal Corporation Act of 1835 depriving them, as well U other bodies, of the choice of their magis. trates-3 right which they had possessed under several ch,3nens granted them from the reign of Ricbard I. The petitioners prayed tha ...

... Tnp HEstoz;S Co: TaIt WAl.-BY ?? Of the ;; Queen 32 ol the Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards, th: |wounde at Alma, Inkermauan. and in the trenches up before Sebastopol, assembled at Buckingham Palace, cv within the Grand Hall, at half-past two o'clock on Tues- ad day afternoon, atnd were inspected by her 'Majesty. who ml wras accompanied by his Royal Hihiness Prince Albert, tb the colonel of ...

... 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. ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. MOND.ALY, Feb. S. The LoaD C9AN-CV.LLO informed their lordships that he had just received a second letter from Admiral pandas, enclosing one from Admiral 1lamtelin, espress. inZ on behalf of himself and the offieers of the French fleet Rgenerally his thanks for the hollourconferredj upon them by the vote of their lordsthip's house. The Eadt of AztnrDE6N ?? lords, I am under the ...

... T n io'lowiln is thi Paif. yearlv Report submitted to t'ir ShAi7holder nt the hall-v.ar F ?? held in L ndal, tin shr 23rd ins5t. :- The Tra/cSir .Aecount of the t'nilil Easiern RailwaYs sht- f la 5rZn-slirv inrrei.e; the net pr0iort,1o t of vidh Tec)ivi5)l b1 the F1atern I'-nion CoPIIny forthe tt hilt-year is £.Cl3.2ox. Od. is nompared trhth £3s,1iM 8t. Od. for the half-year endeo 30th June ...

... TIHE WVEST COAST OF AFRICA. Scptember 29, IS4.-F05 some time past her Malies. ?? troops (consisting of a detachment of the Gold CoatS Corps, stationed at Christianstorg Castle, with the following ?? AV. Bird. commandant. Lieut. Brownell, Lieut. Duke, Ensign Clarke. and Staff .Assistant Surgcon A. firaves Powcr. M.D.) have been grossly insulted, nndt on several occasions both olicers and men ...

... OU~R~f .PASTORAL AID SOCMlThN EAST SUPFOLii D IPSWICH ASSOCLATION. S0mo3s 'nad of bi s~tie we' S hdo Chuh f S. tephen. ltsswicb. The dati- trv n2 c , t in the Council Chamber, at ?? Hall. on mIondii3. Ote Rev. HenrY Barne, Titr° f l.rir.Jon !, rh.9, atten:lin tas the deputrtion. The R~ev. T, DAV1Vq0sO; who was clledt h h ?? Rev.in~ T. DAnit°sUaid the Church Pastoral Aid ..t tilt wornill: ...

... IPSIVIC SaturEftg. RFebreo¢ X M 1?, ANT SHERIFFS FOR THE YEAR lR5. So lk.-J. Joesclya, of tt. Edmund's-hill. Bury St. .dMund's, Esq. Nuttbak.-Uramaitan Gurdon. of Letton. Ewq. rambridetshire ernd Hsstirydonshire.-Sir Wllinm StM t Booth. cf Gamlingay. Bart. E ?? Watlington Perry Wattington. of ?Moor Hall, Esq. C 0os;sloN- SIGsNE Bay -Ina Lono IaZiTv.SA^NT r o j S nFFOLK.-J. JOsselyn. Esq., to ...

... 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 ...