... 7) ?? V?- -.i L;fa?'ii ?? - -0 - - satrs-dri;, 'f irly a. PV55. olth7T Sir F.-zRov Ke'v ?n i .rs. I'atc ey ert.e-ed a siC- ces'.ton of visi:urs a' ?? thautrce durmr-, the las: weet prenarmrory to the .A-.tcilti-rAt %feer. Arne-,- thr' rini:i :uuaSs have ben the Arne an Mirtiter nail M7%s L.ne. Cok. a;:d the Hlo:. Mtn. lowlc.n md Miss Bowlhz. Se-ieint ^ni the !on. Mrs. Gou:sur3. .5jor a-id ...

... ADULTERATION OF FOOD, DRINK. & DRUGS. _.Le.Id ?? On the re.assembling of the Committee on the 2Qth instant, Dr. Normandr was examined ts to the adulteration of bread. Unfermented bread. he said. was made by a mixture of muriatic acid and carbonate of soda, in whbich preparation the one neutralises the other, the reslt being comnmon salt. The danger of using thne in~gretlieuts was, that ...

... MM~lERN COUNTIES' RAILWV.Y COMPA.Ny. A special mectitng of this compiany -as held at the l.D Ta¢Cre on thle 13th inst.. to tonsider the D. lictv of con firtmin n agreement with the Eut Suf folk onnpany for theconstruction and working of their baesg Mr. V. lWaddington, M.P.. in the chair. ~tC t' (.tISAmn said that he appeared before thepro' *ittorn in pursuance of a pledge given in the last two ...

... IMSICi CORPORATION. The quarterly meetting of tbh Council was held at the Town-hall. on Wednesday last. There wsm a thin at. iendance. cHV'liCH-ATC-S. The Churchwardens of the parish of St. Lavrsece applied for a church-rate of Sd. in the pound to defray the Mtinister'i' %tipcnd, and to meet the expence of re. pairs. Mr. SEASRAV a moved that the rate be grunted. mr. W.Azx seconded the motion. ...

... LOWESTrT RECALTTA. T..s Gmffon Es. nORW2iDW .zt~E Th nogtt to bei fpped rgtta sued e A offo nkesdalst bol~dt te Aoo~~disigid l ?? Eo- -gl-T Earl of e Al be wlej ?? of Ymrborougb L.r Tlfthed aie. 4P. i dwi S. Goceb. Ban., Y;P:.LRSir Tbs. Mtonl 'illson. Bart.. Sir S. Morton~ Pet. Drt. SiPiroy Kell v. t.p. Sir S. Bignold. Stevbnso n, «ea~., a Wadnto Ao te F .u.fi obbldohLR, ?? b and tbnf such an ...

... Apuklie! Meeting of tho burge~ses of this borotlgh was hold in the Tosen-h~ll. on _11nday, lb the Tin st.. to Uthe into conlbidlartica thc subject of a filtition which ?? at thehst iumcjng ot vth Co-poratlion against the ertcilou of a steam ellslne fir daning the lk-cies marshes. The alsyor J.. Citsi.,jn.) was OntlnfimWl~Y Called to the chair. wadl after reading thep notice convening the ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. TstRSOAV. July 19. Scotch Euenf;ox Bill.-Lord BaouGustX presented two petitions against the Scotch Education Bill. and urged the Duke of Argyll to postpone the measure. The Duke of ARGYLL declined to acede to this pro- position, and, moved that the bill be read a second time. The Duke of BrCCLEnCt moved that it be read a sewond time that day three months. Aiter somc discuwsion. ...

... Thetford DRol f. This 'rtir W3 neS iM. , -- L day., the 13ib in~tt. AboutI 120 aletien dinied toether, ?? the presidency of Sir Wibt. Buxton D Bart., uso with supported by Lord Wlinndhm P. Bennet. Eso.. 3.1. the lavor of Thefrtftd (H. S. artet, Esq.), It. Cd. weD.1 Es ap Ilyth. Esq., .J. lusktt. R.. S. Buck. Ests.. 1. Iryandt Esq., E. GreeneaU. e. Puyn Amo t the ;rower gandcom thypres t were ...

... C be f*psWirJ 3ourizal SATURDAY, Jiistv 28, 18i. It is pleasant to turn aside from the beaten tracsk of politics to contemplate the high aml generous example set before us~ by thc m.nost illust~rieus l-ady of the land. Our b~eloved Soverein-~od bless her *-does her duty nobly and wrell to her country. It wras reeent1v onr privilege to allude to her Majesty's distribution of the Crimean medals, ...

... ROSYAL HiARWICHI YACHlT CLLB REGAITA. On we~1 i-iay, the aInu31 ?? rnd rowing w4 j nritr3rs o- thi'. tiourishiniv club rame off in Iforwich Li l harbou:. un;'rr the Inost ropitious and gratifyin- eir. mn; ematnanres. Thle weatuher lavs brizht and cheering, cQ the company .-3v and numerous. and the sports lively th and wtrac:i;r. The non!e harbour was filled with all th sorts atud sizes of l ,a ...

... NAVAL ASD MILITARY INTELLIGENCE. TUEr. LrtE LORD RAGLA ?? UdtoIt from the ~rimea state thate thge ody of Lod Si Raxln is to be whiroh vese IwaNs expected to leave Consteentinople cn the 6th inst. .Admira Sesrn1oUY. it is ratifying to lear, is getting better of his wounds caused by the eaplosion of an in- fernai Machine~. Lieutenant General Sir Ceorge Brown has left the Crimea for England, on ? ...

... IC (rrrno the ?? th ?? Irftrd.) 0 1Os' CM.ONST.DT, JunIIe 2t.-l ?? to be ahle to Ut besin this letter by telling you that we nrc at lant ,riher, 'Ire ouyeht to 6,e. Sayin- this requires soamexpljnation; n-so I will undertake to make clear my meaning. The ik fleet is divided into twu squadrons: the former, under I Admiral Dundias. in the Duke. includes the Eymouch. vc the Orion, the Nile, the ...