... couIMcSPO4NEV~EICE. To the Editor of he Ipswaich Jouriaa. DF.Ar Sin.-Obszrvinc in the Journal of last week an rdvertizeinent resp iermi the creditors of IJohn Thoimas llaml Ion, clerk. I beg to inform you that :1 person of tbat narnr- has latelry officiated in some chur-emer in this dee:mry. represeutin: himself as havint: he.n admittedI to W)cavon's Order bv the Bishop of Chichester; hu I ...

... MISS NIGHTINGALE & I.:RS. BRACEBRIDGE. The triennial coniinemoiatiun of the openint of the Wilton Parochial Library nnri Reading room was eele brated hy a public party in the National School house at Wilton, on Tuesdav the 9th inst.. the Right Hon Sidney Herbert, ?? presiding. There were about 5(O persons present, includine the family and visitots ot Mr. ald Mrs. Herbert. and among them Mrs. ...

... | The Queen left Edinbrh on Wednesday morning a little before 8 o'elock. Lone before that hour thou- sands opeople had assembled in the Queen's Park, while the road leading from Holyrood to St. Margaret's station was lined by military. whose bands of music played for nearly sn hour. The morning was hazy, but the sun had jusi broken through tht ?? mist when the Royal coreige appeared, and tier ...

... At the annual meeting of the Withanm Azvilcnlrura Society on the I Ith inst,, Mr. M.erhi upon his health being drank. made thle foltlowing ohservia~iotss- lite had no hope hut acicutturists vwood ever believe -itat e was ar .ninc at a orofit. and he oubted whether many of them would admit that They were convinced that dftiitre. irtigation, steam power, and other things Iwhich involvea a large ...

... THEi WAR X] THE EA.&T. JOURNAL OF OPERIATIONS. (FIromn rl3e corrc 'afdvllt of 3the Vknez.) CAMP BEFOnRE Sr.lASTOPOL. S~rur. 30-Theeneay, having discorered the preparations for throwing up batteries aesr Fort Alexander and the ruins of Fort Paul by the 'rench and English respectively. conmmenc- edi n hea~ve firc from thae n orthera wtorks acid (arcs thii mnorning, wvhich they continued ...

... 11ISC.EII,.AN E(OUS PRo3io0I Ss.-ThC Queen lis hen graciouly Plens.q ed to give orders for appointinghiiE citlleney IeCCoute Vnillnn:. marsmlil of France, to he an I snariry member, and General James Simpson to be an ordinary member of the Afilitary Dirision of the First Class, or Knights Grand Croqq, of the Most Ffonourable Order of the Bath; Major General Hugh Hernfy Rose, C.B., he ...

... THE DESTINATION OF TtlE ALLIED FLEETS. Itelligence was rdeivd at Vienn| on the 91h inst.. that tle secret ?? of the anlied fleets isdestined for the L thd ieperit a ny or estuary oftritrerh lont little i li 50n0rn. The enltatiiL is goaerde ard by tie towns of itv akow on the northernstide, and Kin- burn on the south, adt is not more than a me wile. The former is knotn in history, for it was ...

... THE, CAVALRY AFFAIR NEAR EUPATORIA. DESPATCH FROMl M1ARtSfHAL I5LISirtFt. The following appeared in Toesdvy's Moniterer:.- In my despatch of the 219th of Spttnber I stated I to your excellencv that I had sent General ?? to Eiiatorisa vwil three regimenns ot hi'i division of ettealry (the 4th Hiussm-s the Srb and ith Drngoons and a battery of florse Artilleryt; I then expvrcssed the hope that ...

... The BISHOP of BATH AXD WELLS ou the KM. PROVEMENT of the LABOURING CLASSES. A meeting of ?? and ninisterLabourerr' Friend Society was recently held at Crerkerne. The occasion derived considerable interest fo the s hsmad of the Bishop of Bath and Wells. and he speech made by the richt rev. prelate. in which he prnted out the bane of the lahourine classes and the mode of amneli6- rating their ...

... TINE WAJM IN THE MA]iT. DESPATCHES FRO1 GENERAL S11PSoN. On Thursday Lord Pattumue received a despatch, ad. dressed to his Lordship b7 General Simpson. It is is dated Seb5 tOpol, October 6th. The following am Maribhtl Pelissiet having signified to me hia wish that the cavalry force under General d'AIIonville, at Eupo. toris, should be reinforced by somne English cavalry. I at once acceded to ...

... -- SPECIAL MEETING OF THE LIGHTING ANd)D PAVING Cbrissiol. On Wednedsday Ia a special meeting of the man. aing committee of the Lichting and Paving Commit- son w held at the ?? Hall. to receive a commu1 nication frol tue Lrij.vi u;e k Admiralty upon the inm poratit quetfsiof of sv a-r. prt CnAt Lue' BR n:O, s who wrz alled to the chair, after sinae pertinent remksr of thegret importance oi the ...

... IPSWII'II. %ftftrsl#eY, Oet&Cbe# 20, Ilass. MICIREALSIAaCoa-lc UtNTS.-B7 the Gazellpecturnfl, it appears that the averages for thle four quarxtersi to )Miebel-mas 'Old !Style) vrere as follows: Quartpr C~odlar Wheat. Iartey. 00.ts 5.d. 5. 2 I . . clrafemmi, r * t~ p i 27 JASaeer T.! 73 * 27 3 ?? ?? . 702 at~t W 7 Wear reets; Mtarch. IRS'1 7I11 23' EAsT Stvrrt'or llosrvra.%.-Thc1 Mnomnttee ...