... COnR]spOeNDENVIFE. THE ORFORD FISHERY. To the Editor of the fpstvioh Jourmal. |Sa, -Your readers will bavo observed thatthe Court of Common Pleas has recently decided in favour of the exelusive right of the Corporation of Orford to the floating fish in Orford Haven. The case both on the part of the Corporation of Orford and of the Aldborough ?? (whom I represented) was fully and ably discussed ...

... Tnz CEAsg.S.The Suffolk Fox-hounds will [meet This Day, Merch the 5th at Coekfieid Greyhound; oa Tuesday, the 8th, at the Bunhuq Arms (Barton); oc Thursday, the I0tb, at Hawksedon Gseen; on Saturday. the 12th, at Horringer Green; ataquasterbeforeeleven each day. The Essex and Suflolk Houndq will meet on Tuesday, March the 8th. at Gol Grove; on Friday, the lth, at Tattingstone White Horse: each ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. FRIDAY, February 25. Mun;icipal Fhachise.-Lord GRFY moved for a Select Committee to inquire whether the Act 13 and 14 Vic- toria, cap. 99, for collecting the Poor-rates and High- way-rates in respect of small tenements. and the Act of last Session to amend the municipal franchise, have produced any change in the character ot municipal elections and of town-councils. He ...

... MI[SCELLTANEOUIS. Her Majesty ii! hold a Drawaing-room at St. James's . Palace upth Thursday, the 14th of April next. Di Duke Ernest of Sale Coburg Gotha, brother of his Royal Highness the Prince Consort,who is not unknown to fame as a composer, has achieved a fresh musical t triumph. A new opera, composed by his Highness, and called Diana of Solangen, has been produced at t Dresden with ...

... iHIGHWATER ATIPSWiCH, SATURDAY, 19.8M. 55.1,.1 M.H. Sunday ?? I137j Wednesday 3 7 Ca Monday ?? 25 Thursday ?? r Tuiesday& ?? 2351 ?? 4 16 IpSWVICR. &,y_1qlzabeth and mary. Oraystone. from ?? ~thstoe, eilttypeacock. froms Odessa, with linseed. FslBeWilaWilden; Sarah, Aidefldfll Lord N618eon. Jot Orece; (Slppins, Potter; Anai, Wright; Endeavour, Thorne; Sally, Shilling, from London: Two ...

... Society for Promoting Christian IKnowledge. - An influential meeting in aid of this venerable and useful Society took place in the Council Chumber of the Town Hall, Ipawich, on Thursday afternoon last. Robert Burrell, Esq., occupied the chair, and amongst those present we observed Sir W. F. F. Middieton, Bt., and the Ron. Lady Middleton, Mrs. R. Burrell, the Ven. Archdeacon Ormerod. J. ...

... (From the E g Ieran) The following is i brief Outline of the contents of the imiatnt measure. itrwdueed on MootaU nighk in Me House of Commons by the Chancellor of the 31. chequa :- No n AS TO THr FRANCHISE. No one is disfranchised. Every existing right is re. ,served. I in little more than a page of print the future rights of I voting are defined. The 40s. freehold remains on its old basis. ...

... wm??? - ?? -- NEOUS. -:IVIIsCELLA * ~of L.sdy HenriettaI Be~hsm Clint n, autero he ?? O2i Mondsy morning the tner'agteand sister of the resent Duke of wal toof the Right H TWEYucourt. R.N., second Boa fh Rih, HODa. Cisarles T. D'ynCOur, at St. Mary's ChnrhW Byn stonisreited to be the ?? of Lord John Rua- 1 to,. I3. meeting of liberal members of the House of Commons on en early day. to ...

... 'Erdroiaolical Entelligente. CAMsRzDGz, Feb. 25.-The Chanocllor'g gold medal for legal studies has been adjudged to J. S. Williams, LL.B.. Trinity. The examiners are of opinion that the following gentlemen are nearly equal to the successful candidate:-H. Ludlow, B. A.. St. John's; D. P. Pen. nethorne, B.A., Trinity-ha;il H. Smith, B.A., Trinity.- March 3.-At a congregation held this day at ...

... iMPERFIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS. TIRURSDAY, March 3. Aduccli inS India.-Lord DER,, stated that the Indian Governmentt bed been called upon to report on the question of education, He thought it would be better to postpone a discussion on so delicate a subject until they received that report. HOUSE OF COMMONS. THURsDAY. Mareh 3. 27w Slade Dees.-In reply to Mr. RiCARDO , bMr. S. FITZORALn ...

... Or bolvirl) 3ottritaf. The Goveronment scheme of Parliamentary Reform is at length in possession of the country. Introduced by Mr. Disraeli in a speech of considerable ingenuity, the Bill bears all the marks of having been most care- fully considered, so as while conceding to the popular demand for reform, to leave as little untouched as pos- sible the landmarks of the Constitution. It is ...

... On Monday, in anticipation of the overland mail, files of papers were received from Calcutta to the 23rd of January, and from Hiongkong to the 15th of January. The Csilutta Correspondent of the Tinea, under date January 22, writes:- The Commanderin -Chief arrived in Lucknoir on the 17th inst., and already the officers are discussing their chances of furlough. Letters have been received from ...