... A very beautiful armoury, made of ebony and cypress wood, ornamented with precious stones, being the same as Was offered to Gustavus Adolphus by the city of Augsburi, in 1632, has been brought to London, and is intended as a present to the Prince Consort by a gen. tleman in the literary world, to whom his Royal High. ness rendered a timely service in 1854. It is said to have been brought ...

... I - - - - - . . ?? - IPSWICH COMMITTEE PAVING AND LIljfilNG OMTE The usual fortnightly mnetingi of this Committee took place yesterday, Mr. C. Burton in the chair. The CLa.p-r (Mr. Notcutt) having read the minutes of the last meeting. Mr. Fox said he wished to explain with regard to his assertion last Friday, that pauperism had increased in consequence of California,-that he meant the expenses ...

... COMIXESP'ONIENCE. BEARIDS. To the Editor nf ite Ipswuich Journea. ?? Shalot not uiaer tho Corers of thy sea-ed S K:.rodies. 1 SIR,-It is the peculiar province of the press to suLp- port and give publicity to avything wortliv of encourage- ment, and to lash unsparingly the follies and fashionts of the dav. s I call upon you, Sir, once more to advocate the total abolition of the razor, and by so ...

... To the Editor of the Ip*sich Journal. SIR,-I have been 'in different parts ol the country, and to some extent, have had an opportunity ot ob- serving different customs, and I have been led to the conclusion that the usual mode of harnessing farm horses in Suffolk. is not upon the nmost approved principle. The deficiency of arranigemen tconsists prin- cipally in the sales or harnes (as they are ...

... ITE WAR IN I:NDIA. On Sunday the following telegram was received:- On the 8thof April a strong force marched for Bareilly. A hot weather campaign in Rohilcund is considered inevitable. The 13th Regiment, sent to relieve Azimphur, had a severe fight, in which 25 casualties occurred. Seaton had encountered and beaten the rebels on the 7th, taking three guns. Lucknow is perfectly tranquil; not a ...

... THE SLAVERY QUESTION. The British and North American royal mail steam. ship Persia, Judkins commander, arrived at Liverpool on Sunday from New York. with advices to the 27th ult. It is stated that the British outrages question continued to be the all absorbing theme in political cir- cles, and that the excitement in reference to it is said to have startled the English representative at ...

... I PP1.0aell THE Appr aclingoI) Royal Marriage. TIHE PREPARATIONS. Everything eonnected with this now rapidly.approaeli- ing event is proceeding as speedily as possible. In the works at St. James's Palace such great progress has been made that some days before the time appointed the whole will be completed, and will present an ap- pearance that few who knew the interior of that edifice before ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. MONDAY. May31. The Oaths Bill.-The reasons given by the House ot Comamous for disagreeing from their Lordships' amend. ments to the Oaths Bill were considered ; the 5th clause of the ?? Bill having been read at the table. The Earl of LuCAN proposed the amendment of which he nad given notice it empowers both Houses ot Par- liament to modify the form of oath at present required ...

... BURY 5T. EDrMUND'S, Tuesday, Julv 6. ., .. .. . . . . . IC Before J. H. Heigham, Esq., Chairman; the Earl of o' Stradbroke, the Rev. ?? Anderson, the Rev. N. WV. Hallward, the Rev. S. 1,.. Alderson, the Rev. J. Y, Cooke. Dr. Probart, Major Parker, }a. J. P. Oakes, Esq., J.J. Bevan, Esq., Capt. Haiaes, H. J. Oakes, c Esq., P. Huddlestone, Esq.. Sir Charles Rowley, Bart., G. J. Bevan, Esq., J. T ...

... ? - -- ?? - ~ a p ,t It appears that, from some valuable returns made to the Royal National Life-boat Institution, by the officers oc the Coast Guard Service and by some Agents to Lloyds, there are sixty-four additional life-boats con- sidered to be required on the coasts of the British Isles. The proposed new life-boat stations are as follows : England-Staiths, Yorkshire ; Wells and Blakeney, ...

... Eite fpgw8til) 301ruval. FRIDAY, DECEMBEF. 24, 1858. ,Another year has passed nearly over our beads. i. With that year, amidst all the blessings which %Nc have enjoyed, our responsibilities have increased. At this blessed season, which again reminds us of the ht heavenly message, Peace and Good Will, may we be more and more strengthened bv Divine grace, so to endeavour faithfully to perform ...

... M ITSCIELLANEOUS. The Cherbourg journals announce a yacht race for the 15th inst., for wbich fifty.six yachts, it is said, are entered. They will start from the Isle of Wight, and run to Cherbourg. The prize will be a gold cup given by the Emperor. We believe we may announce that Sir John Yarde Butler has consented to accept a peerage, and will take the title of Earl of Churston Ferrers. The ...