... Churchl Missionary Society. MEETINGS AT IPSWICH. The annual sermons in aid of this Society were preached in this town on Sunday last, at the Churches of St. Peter, where the collections amounted to £13 9s. 2d.; St. Clement and St. Helen's, joint collections, £15 4s. 6d.; St. Margaret and St. John's California, £18; St. Stephen, £10 Hts. 3d.; also at Holy Trinity, £8 6s. 4d. The anniversary ...

... Prince Alfred proceeded on board the Euryalus, at Spithead, on Wednesday, to enter on his duties as mid- sbipman, He was received with royal salutes. The Duchess of Malakoff will, it isexpectedbe shortly presented to the Queen at Windsor Castle. The intro. ductfon of the ambasandress at court will be made by Lady Malmesbury. Lord John Russell on leaving the seat of the Earl of Derby, where be ...

... I The following circular, to Uburliwardens and Over- verseermn has been issued by the Assistant Secretary of .the Poordaw Com issioners:-. The subject of the Assessment of the Tithe Rientcharge to t te Poor Rate, has lately been brought before the Coort of Queen's Renth In three cases (Q. v. Goodchild, Q. v. Lamb, and Q. v. Hew- kine), with the view, on the part of the Appellants, of ...

... FOREIGN.OFFICE TELEGRAM. The following telegram, from Acting Consul-General Green, was received at the Foreign-office, Oct. 14:- ALEXANDR1A,OCt. 11. The steamer Madras arrived at Suez from Bombay yesterday, with dates to the 24th ultimo. The disarmed troops at Mooltan, consisting of the 62d and 69th Bengal Native Infantry, mutinied on 31st August. Their almost total extermination was the con. ...

... IPSWICH, tn aU e October 2,13 i S. The Rev. Harry Edgell, M-A., has been appointed chaplain to Lord Lycos. The Committee of the East Suffolk Hospital desire to return their grateful thanks for £2 11s. ld., collected at Chattishama Church, after a sermon preached by the Rev. H.S Dickerson; also, for the handsome sum of £27 2s, Cd., received from E. M. Syer, Esq., being the proceeds of a match ...

... At the annual dinner of the RossAgricultural Society on the 11th instant, Mr. Bradstock, a 1arge tenant far- mer, in acknowledging the proposal of his health as vice.chairman, said:- Some twenty years ago, when he commenced busi. ness, the four.course system of farming was con- sidered the best to pursue, inasmuch as it wag held to be the least expensive and the most profitable, with- out ...

... Sir Jarnes Outran), Lieutenant-Governor of Her Mae a iesty's Indian Forces, and a member of the Council of i the Govcrnor General of India, whose elevation to the honours of a baronetey and of the Grand Cross of I the Bath, is an officer of long experience and high I distinction, both in a civil and military capacity, in I India, where he was %well known to fame as 'the( Bayard of the Indian ...

... An interes meeting of the Conserrative party of Norwich took place on Mlonday evening, the occasion being the anniversary meetnigof the Eldon Loyal and Constitutional Club. The proceedings derived some importance from the presence of Sir Samuel Bignold, late _lI.P. for Norwich and Sir Henry J. Stracey, formerly M.P. for East Norfolk, and the unsuccessful l Conservative candidate at the ...

... THE SALE OF SUFFOLK HORSES AT COVE- -ITIlE. Whilst in various parts of the country pratfical agri. eulturists and men of theory are engaged in discussions on the superiority of the different breeds of cattle and sheep-as, for instance, whether the short.horn, the Hereford, the Devon. or the Scot should be preferred, or the Leicester, the Kent, or the Colswold should bear nway the palm-the ...

... A special meeting of the Town Council was held yesterday; the Mayor, E. Goddard, Esq., in the chair. The attendance was large. REPORT FROM ESTATE COMMITTEE The EstateC Committee report that a eotice has been received from the tenant of Handford Mill, stating his desire to have a re- newa; of his present liease under the covenant in that behalf. By the lease the Corporation have the option of ...

... W e briefly alluded to this dreadful catastrophe in our lass Journal. Ic appears that instead of 40, there were 86 men and boys in the Page-bank pit when the fire commenced. They have all been got out-76 alive and 10dead. Manyofthe former were much exhausted, some of them having been in the pit 40 hours. The scene at the pit-mouth exceeded anything that had been witnessed in the north for many ...

... I EDUCATIONAL BRANCH. The annual meeting of the Educational Branch of this Institution was held in the Lecture Hall, on Tues. day evening, and the fact of its having been announced that Charles Austin, Esq., of Brandeston Hall, would take the chair, drew together a very large audience, the hall being quite filled. When the talented and respected High.Steward. accomapanied by; Mrs. Austin, ...