... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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. ...

... At the repent annual meeting of the Winchcombe Agricultural Association an important letter was read from the Earl of Ellenborough, upon the present crisis. We make the following extracts:- You haveheard of the great reinforcements of troops which have been recently sent or are now going to India. You have been assured that we shall have there a larger army than we had in the Crimea, and I ...

... Another special meeting of the Council 'Rs called yesterday, principally for the purpose of further con- sidering the report of the Committee appointed din the 29th day of April last for sewerage, and the plan recom- mended in such report for the general sewerage of the town. The MAYOR took the chair; and there was a very c full attendance of the Counpilas-ell a aconsiderable number of ...

... 4( I A few days ago, the Queen, Princess Alice. and Prince Arthur crossed the Dee and drove up by Monaltrie, to tj s visit the summit of Craignordy. It is understood that owing to the continued indispo. al sition of Earl Fitzwillia;W, the intended Royal visit to tj Wentworth-house will be postponed. ci His Roval Highness the Commander-in-Chief, ac. ti . rompanied by his august mother and ...

... BRUTISH & FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIE'lfl TMEETINGS AT IPSWICH. The onniversar meetingsof the East Suffolk Auxiliary Bible Society ITvere held at the Corn Exchange on Thursday last, the Right Rev, the Lord Bishop of Norwich presiding at the morning meeting, which wits one of the largest known for a lengthened period. Among-st those present were the Rev. T. Closes, the lie;. J. B. Wilkinson. the Rev. ...

... cbe Evowiff) 301trital. e It was stated the other day by Lord John Russell that the time had arrived when the elective franchise may be extended. And the noble Lord was pleased also to express the hope that a measure to that effect would be introduced by Her Majesty's Ministers in the next Session of Perliament. With all deference, however, to Lord John Runscll, we think _that public opinion ...

... TTHE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE | P.ROMOTION OF SOCIAL SCIENCE. While in Manchester art yet reigns supreme, Bir- mingham has been chosenss the seatof severerstudies. A national association under the above title was in. augurated on Monday evening, at the Towu.hall, by an address trom Lord Brougham,thepresident. Thebody of the ball was crowded, and on the platform were, among others, Lord ...

... The annual meetings in this town in aid of the above Society were held in the Council Chamber of the Town Hall on Wednesday: that in the morning being presid- ed over by J. Chevallier Cobbold, Esq., M.P.; and on or around the platform we noticed the Rev. Dr. Calel- well, Missionary from the Diocese of Madras; Rev. J. Stuart Jackson, M.A., late Missionary at Delhi ; Rev. J. P. Gell, Missionary ...

... CHURCH MISSIONAILY SOCIETY. ANNIVERSARY MEETINGS AT IPSWICH. The claims of this Society were advocated in Ipswich, on Sunday last, at the Churches of St. Peter, St. Mar. gaote, St. Helen, St. Clement, Holy Trinity, and St. Stephen. On Monday. the anniversary meetings of the East Suffolk Association were held at the Corn Exchange, the occasion being rendered the more interesting from the fact ...

... The Day of Solep= Fast. At a meetingX of the Privy Council held at Balmoral on the 2th nit. the following Royal proclamation was iuted, settig a'part a dar for nion Humiliation and Prayer in consequensceof the unfortunlate events arising ft~im the Indian nautirnes. BY TEE QUE1SN. A PROCLAMATIOoN rotR A DAY OF SOLEMN PAST, 3IUMILIATXON, AND PRAYER. Victoria R. We, taking into our most serious ...