... THE CHasE.-.The Suffolk Ilound3 rill meet This Day, March the 14th, at Honingtor, Fox; on Monday, the 16th, at Stowlangtoft.-all ; on Thursday, the I th, at Kentfordl Tollgate; on Saturday, the 21st, at Cold- ham-hall: each day at a quarter before Eleven. The East Essex Hounds will meet This Day, March the 141h, at Rivenhall Fox; on Tuesday, the 17th, at Birdbrook-hall; oai Friday, the 20th, ...

... HOUSE OF. LORDS, FRIDAY, July 17. The Afiqcan Slave Tnsde.-Lord BROUGHAM called the attention of the House to the recent proceedings of the French Government in regard to African ifmmigra- tion. Hle had heard of this with pain and regret. He knew that the present Emperor of the French. whose great ancestor, Napoleon the First, had abolished the slave trade in France, would not be the man to ...

... At the late Assizes, at Durham, the case of Bell v. Jackeon excited considerable interest. Mr. Knowles, Q.C., and Mr. Manisty appeared on behalf of the plaintiff; Mr. Davison represented the ,defgtidant. The jiaindii, Safte .1101i's a milliner in somewhat ex- tensive business in Sunderlaiid. tli defendgilt, John Jackson, is a miller, residingin that itI*ji. iaekisod had paid his addresses to ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT, HOUSE OF LORDS. THURSDAY, May 7. This being properly speaking the first day of the New Parliament, the greatest enxiety was evinced by a large c portion of the public to witness the imposing ceremo. nial that generally characterises the opening of a new se Sion. Although the great event on the present occasionr was shorn of its most brilliant attraction in consequence of ...

... ThE CHASE.-.The Suffolk Hounds wiil nicet This Day, Jan. 51st, if open; if not, Monday the 2nd, at Amptonnball * on Tuesday. Feb. 3, at Norton Dog;- on Thursday, the 5th, at Trundley Wood;* on Satur- day, the 7th, at Riuby Tollgate: each day at quarter before Eleven. The Essex and Suffolk Hounds will meet on Tues- day, Feb. 3, at Ardleigh-street; on Friday, the 6th, at 'iston,: each day at 11 ...

... IPSIVICH9 rid ?? - D; S ~tearaia, October 24, 1IS5. on -to INDIAN RELIEF FUND. 57. In the parish of Bedfield, the sum of £5 l9s. 6d., has been collected, which will be transmitted by the rector, the Rev. J. Day, to the Lord Mayor of London, in aid _ of the sufferers in India. A collection was made from house to house in Den- nington, Tannington, and Brundish, when the following was subscribed ...

... ts Brussels was on the afternoon of the 26th ult., the n scene of a popular turmoil, which at one time assumed 3. the features of a serious political demonstration. The in. cident arose from the warmth of political feeling excited by the debates in the Chamber of Representatives on ' charitable institutions, and particularly by the atti- tude of the Opposition in the sitting of Wednesday *r M ...

... A correspondent of the Times, under date Cochin, November 20, has furnished the following particulars relative to a subject wzhich has excited great commo. tion among the Kongany population of Cochin, and which is likely to result in serious consequenecs: The principal idlo worshipped by the Kionganies of Coehin, and which is held in the highest veneration ansd inseparably associated with the ...

... COIRRESPONVDENCE. ,THE LATE NOMINATION FOR EAST SUFFOLK. t To the Editor of the fpswich Journtl. Sra,-I read with some surprise the extracts (I cannot _ call them elegant ones) which you have been Pleased to give to the public as my speech as Lord Henaiker's proposer. Before I make any comments upon these, will you t allow me to ask you the followin.gquestions:- I am at a loss to know why, in ...

... MISCELLANEOUS, It is now pretty well understood that the accouche. ment of Her Majesty may be expected in the early part of next ?? Journala The Queen has appointed Dr. R. Ferguson to be Physician Extraordinary to her Majesty. Her Majesty has signified her approbation of Mr. Leferre being-called to the House of Lords, under the title ?? Evezsley.of Heekfield, in the county of Southampton. The ...

... RiAILWAY TrRAFFIC., .(From the Times.) From published and estimiated returns of railways in thle united kingdom for the year 1856 it appears that the traffic receipts arnounted, on 8,760 nni es of railway, to 22,995,5001., and far the year 1855 to 21,123,315/. on 8,240 mijles, showing an increase of 1,872,1851., or 8F per cent. in the receipts, and 521 miles, or 6.32 percent. in the mileage. ...

... IMPERIAL P kRLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS, m FRIDAY, March 6. of Their lordships met at the usual hour, and after dia. te posing of the routine busidess of receiving some peti. to tions. they adjourned at a quarter before five o'clock. Id MONDAY, March 9. The Opium Trwf e of China.-The Earl of SHAFTES- BURY, in moving a question to be referred to the con- sideration of the Judges. as to whether the ...