... On the 8th inst., the archbishop, the bishops, the ly deans, archdeacons, the proctors elected by the various Df chapters, and the proctors throughout the provinre of F. Canterbury assembled in accordance with the Royal *e writ, atWestminster. Thia heilig a new convocation. a and as may fresh members have been elected, more le than ordinary interest was excited. and an unusually un large ...

... LOCAL INTR LLIGENCE, COsMMISSION SIGNEDby THE LORD LIEUTESANT.- NORFOLE-C. J. Palmer, Esq., to be Deputy Lieute- nant. Tax NEW BIaSHOP op, NonwicH.-The installation of the new Bisop of Norwich iln the cathedral church of his diocess is fxied to take place on Friday, the 26tb instant. His Lordship will commence a confirmnation tour onth 5th of July. The primary visitation of the diocess should ...

... CI)t fp5boirl) 3011rual. SATURDAY, J1-NE 27, 1857. -The TreaSUrv is cetting into a very loose way of transacting business, and it is requisite the House 'iiuld look sharply after them. Such was the cm- lpatic language of Sir Francis Baring in the House of Cirmmons the other eight, and it wvill we hope lead to a prompt response and to beneficial results. In the vstimates which again underwent ...

... AN ATLAS GxATIS WITH THE DISFATCH. ?? - -An~Il A~h TQ7 -h I N AND AFTEt SUND-Y, OCTOBER 4th, 1857, each Copy of the DISPATCH will be accompanied with a MAP. a CHART, or the PLAN of a principal Town. so as to furnish to each Subscriber. G(iRATIS, the most Comoprehensive. Complete, and generally osefot Atlas hitherto pablished in Great Britain. D The size of the Engravings will be that of one ...

... SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING CHRISTIAN1TY AMONGST THE JEWS. ANNIVERSARY MEETINGS AT IPSWICH. On Monday last, the annual meetings were held in the morning and evening, in the Council Chamber at the Town Hall. At the first meeting the chair was taken by the Rev. Ellis Walford, M.A., rector of Dal- linghoo, and there were also present the Rev. W. W. Andrews M.A., vicar of Ketteringham, the Rev. W. ...

... M [SCELLA NEOUS. On Monday last the Prince Consort killed a Royal stag in the Forest of Glengelder which weighed 24 stone ; this is believed to have been the champion of the forest. The Duke of Cambridge has resumed his duties at the Horse Guards after a brief absence in the midland counties. The new ball room at Balmoral, which has been for. maly opened this season by a dance given by Her Ma. ...

... THE ABANDONMENT OF THE COLCUESTER, MALDON, AND TILBURY RAILWAY. (Ahbrildze from tbe Esez Standard.) On Tuesday an adjourned meeting of shareholders in the above projected undertaking wats held in the Session Court of the Town Hall, Colchester, to express their opinions upon the abandonment of the project, in con. sequence of an arrangement baving been come to with the Eastern Counties' Company ...

... TlHE WAR WITH CHINA. The Monileur de la Flofte publishes accounts from China of the 2nd of April, which contain sonme interest. ing details from the seat of war. Yeh, the Viceroy of the soutbern provinces of the empire. is at present at Sou-Tehe-Ting, a large village of Kouang-Tcheou, about 15 'iles from Canton. He has fortified himself in a good position, which allows him to maintain his ...

... coltlESPONDENCE. I EQ UALZATION OF COUNTY RATE. To the Editor of the Ipswieh Journala . SiS,-I regret that iay explanations have hitherto failed to convince H. B. of my objection being to the injudicious yrinciple of the law for assessing rates, and not to the connpalssry administration of it, for so long as it exists thle Magistrates must execote its provs'ions; but that principle being, in ...

... I LOCAL INTELLI[GENCEII The Rev. Henry Mark Willis, clerk, has been insti- tuted to the rectory of Trimley St. Mary, oh the pre. sentation of her Most Gracious Majesty ttie Queen- CHURCH MISSIONARY SOCIETY.-OF, Sunday, the 30th ult., the annual sermons for this society were preached by the Rev. J. Ayre, late minister of St'Johns Chapel, Hampstead-in the morning at BelcliaiP St. Paul's; in the ...

... The following statistical details are extrncted from A G~ewra1Ab*rac.f for ?? UnitedKingdom from the years 1842'to 1856, published by the ?? of Parliament. The figurss maust be understood as referring exclusively to last year (1856). Tl net revenue paid into the Ex- ehequerwas £72,218,9 ,andthedefciency £10.104,413. TbeCusttnavielded £22,370,779; the Excise,£17.357,459 stamps, £7,102,515; ...

... That we are to-have a new Reform Bill hasibeen con- h fessed by a member of the Government; but there is of expressed, in extenuation of the offence. the old apology, M it is to be avery, very little one. Itisnotproposed, indeed to sweep away the few stray close boroughs that ha eseaped the first Reform Bill. On, no! They(strange 1 confession fl are the only nurseries left fr men ofS genius ...