... [The following articles upon the subject of the Game Law s, and the proposed Bill for altering them, appeared in the Morning Herald of Monday and Wednesday last, and will be useful and interesting to many of our readers. We believe they are from the pen of a talented gentle- man well known in this county.] ARTICLE I. The law relating to game is very imperfectly under- stood in general, and is ...

... AI% LEBuICA--- . . - IDA OATTO! I FEDERAL DEFEAT AND RETUEAT.-BATTLE AT JAMES ISLAND.-AGREAT FEDERAL LOSS. NEW YORIC June 27 (E vening). Generals Fremont, Banks,, and M'Dowell's forces have been consolidated into one army, and General Pope hbsibee asreigned to the chief command. It is officially stated that General ?? be lre reinforcedsine the battle ?? Oaks. Genera will also operate against ...

... Tables showing the comparative Average Weekly Cost of In-door and Out-door Relief, per cent. of Popu- lation, of the several Unions and Incorporations in Sir John Walshara's District for the Years ended Lady- day, 1861-62. Names of Unions. Surs'oK.R Blything ?? Bosmere and Claydon ?? Bary St. Ed- msund's ?? Cosford ?? Hartismere .. Ioxne ?? Ipswich ?? I Bfildenhlall .. Ifutford Mid ...

... I I Eastem Counties, Norfolk, &c., 1862. 1861. i (499 miles open), July . 29,65 .. £26,767 SAXMUNDHAM. BOy DROWNED.-Onl Wednesday an inquest was held at Kelsale, by E. Lawrance, Esq., coroner, on the body of Frederick Peck, aged 9 years. It appeared that the deceased was engaged keeping crows in a field in the occupation of Mr. Win. Woodkward, at Kelsale, and between one and two o'clock Ile ...

... ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS OF ENGLAND. - On the list of names of gentlemen who passed the prelimi- inary literary examination for the Diploma of Member of the College, on the 9th, 10th, and 11th ult., is that of Mr. John M. Ling, son of J. M. Ling, Esq., of Sax- mundham, surgeon. IPSWICH School OF Art. - The report of the Com- mittee of the School of Art, for the past year, has been forwarded ...

... ?? Our SUPPLEME, NT to.day, cotai1s the Report of Inquiry by the Sudbury Boars of Guardians as to the late Monk Soleam Inquest; Cricket matches; Suffolko I Trinity Sessions (Bu3ry Dirision); Ipswich Boronzy| Sessions Petty Sessions; and Markets. I . _ ?? IPSWICl, AJgfet4*'d4Uty, .Iuj 1t, 1§62. TuEn RuFL MATCH AT WI1mBT.EDON.-Mr. Pixlcy, 1st Middlesex, son of Capt. Pixley, one of the elder ...

... Our truly national Saint, the ordinarily pluvious St. Swithin, has this year favoured us with an ominous shower or two; but we are in hopes that instead of acting prologue to the 40 dripping days, he has de- cided to take the part of epilogue, which we should be glad to assure him we think quite as honourable. A all events he has had his 40 days in advance, and can scarcely mean to be the ...

... IMPERIAL PARAM:ENjt0 ?? ~ ~ ?? ' ' I ! , ., Li. ,I ; Z_ ?? . I, IIO~~USE OF LORDS. . :'XFr IAf, ?? - Biskeysfior Hee~t*dh:C~foiatries ?? Bishop of Oxt&oa, in moving the second reading of ?? for Heathen: -Countries Bill, explained at. some -length the object of the measure, which wa to offer increased] facilities for the consecration of Bishops in'distant partsE by dispensing with the mandate ...

... Although the temperature was on the average higher last week, with some fine suemer days, there vas also much rain and occasional cold. The crops do not, therefore, advance at the rate hoped for, and the whole harvest has a more doubtful issue. There can be no question that much of the white wheat has become dis- eased, very foul specimens of red gum being common on highly-cultivated and fine ...

... WORr.OLX & SUPFOLK OHUOH CHORAL ASSOCIATION. | FESTIVAL SERVICES AT STOKE-BY-NAYLAND ei While the enemies of the Church are suffering defeat n in every attack of whatever kind they make upon her, v and are divided and disputing among themselves as to as the mode and the policy of the warfare which brings it them to so much disaster, the Church itself is daily be- o coming more popular, and is ...

... WOODBRIDGE SHIPWRECKED SEAAXEN'S SOCIETY. This Society held its twenty-second anniversary and c dinner at the Crown Hotel yesterday (Friday). The dinner was preceded as usual with a public demonstra- tion and procession, which was more than usually bril liant, and the whole affair created the same public in- terest and excitement in the town which this society always elicits, and of which from ...

... SATURDAY, JULY 19, 1862. The defeat of the army of General M'Clellan, in the battle on the banks of the Chickahominy, is established more clearly by sucessive reports. He appears also to have been unable to retrieve hbis laurels during the series of severe engage-. ments that took place for seven days following the first attack on his lines, until he found himself under the protecting ...