... -FTL cEW POETICAL MISCELLANY. This popular work comnes before us. as is its W1ont, redolent of poetry and song. Like its predecessOrs. it is replete with interest in aU that can cha~rw the umal nation and improve the heart. Amonpst the enmbellsh- ments is a portrait of David Garrick Baud au engrav- ing of IIThe Cottage Door, from thie celebrated pic- tures by Gainsborough. The enterpnain11 ...

... warmoutlh maven Commission. .On Wednesday the half-yearly meeting of this Con.- mission was held in the Card Room, Town-hall Yar_ mouth. The Commissioners present ?? Nor. folk-H. N. Burroughes, Esq., (chairman), Sir G. H. Preston, Bart., and R. B. Humphries, Esq.: for Suf. folk-the Rev. E. M. Love and J. Kerrich and J. Crisp, Esqrs.* for Norwich-J. G. Jolnsoni, J. H. Til. lPtt, and W. Pratt, ...

... By the arrival of the Calcltta mail , COr respondence and files of papers have been received from Calcutta to the 23rd of September and from iong- kong to the 12th of September. wr!W . The Calcutta Correspondent of the Tiyresrwrks The fortnight his been almost barren Of intelligence. a Pe°Pd d and. the a boliation o f the congeadothe The proclamation annofncli th reoeltonore fttee pkny has not ...

... IPSWICH RAGGED & INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS'| ; SOCIETY. The annual meeting of this Society was held at the Town Hall, on Tuesday evening last; the Mayor9 Jere- miah [lead, Esq., in the chair. The following report was read by Mr. H. BURTON, the h on. secretary :- Sinoe the lut annuali meeting the labours and progress of the ichools have been quletly and steadily maintained, wtthoutchaage of any ...

... I REPORT OF THE REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY | I SOCIETIES. The 23nd section of the act 18 & 19 Vict. c. 63, pro. vides that the trustee or trustees of every friendly society established under this act or any of the said re. pealed acts shall from time to time, with the consent of the committee of management of such society, or of a majority of the members of such society present at a general or ...

... THE LOCAL GOVERNTMENT ACT. The provisions of this Act affect not only all local boards of health, but parishes in general. There are 83 sections in the new law, and they are to be con- strued toaether, and to form part of the Publie Health Act, the 11th and 12th Victoria, cap. 63. The act tock efect from the Ist of Sept. last in places where the Public Health Act was in farce, wholly or ...

... Framlinghani Farmers' Club. The annual. show of poultry, dairy produce, roots, arnd cottwe productions, in comnezion with the abowa Society, took place at the Castle on Saturday, and vIS3 again marked with the most gratifying success The poultry (the entries for which extended to 50) was es, pecially deserving of praise, it being admitted on all hands that the show in this department was ...

... DEMONSTRATION OF RESPECT TO ANDREW In JOHNSTON, FSQ., JUNIOR. A moct pleasing and interesting manifestation of the good will, esteem, and affectionate regard, that ought ever to exist between the rich and the poor-between the lord of the soil-the squire of the village-his tenants-and those beneath, who gain their living by the sweat of their brow, took place on Wednesday even- ing, in the ...

... coe *puirb 3otrnal. SATURDAY, NoVEMBER 6, 1858. The speeches of John Bright, at Birmingham, have been, during the week, the subject of much discussion. By all those organs which aspire to lead public opinion; the 1 orations of this demagogue have been denounce ed as pregnant with purloined conceits, ' exploded dogmas, and furious denunciations ; so that if one tenth of what John ...

... TsE ACCIDcENT AT Loan BRADFORD'S.-We are glad to state that the Ladies Lucy and Harriet Bridge- man, the particulars of the accident to whom appeared ir our last Journal, are progressingas favourably as the severe nature of their injuries admits of. and strong hopes are entertained of the recovery of both the suf. ferers. The Earl of Bradford and Lord Newport are slightly injured in the hands, ...

... The delivery of a Primary Charge by a Bishop of London, writes the Times, is an event which has an in- terest for that great and busy world which lies beyond the pale of the clerical profession and of clerical asso- ciations. No one, whatever his opinions may tie, will renture to deny the social power of the English Church, and the fnct that it is happily one of the strongest ele- ments in our ...

... | A few days since Mr. White, well known to every M.P. as door-keeper of the House of Commons, de- livered a lecture before the Woburn Literary and Scientific Institution on The Morality of Secret Vot. ing. Lord Charles Russell, Her Majesty's Sergeant- at.Arms, took the chair, and there was a large audience. In the course of a long and able address Mr. White ob. served: He should drag the ...