... A ROMA1TCE IN REAL LIVE. In tile year 185:1 Iloger Charles 'l'iehhorite, eldest Sol0 of Sir Jaiucsq Feraneis boughty 'lTieliorile. of CiehlornLe Parli, Alresfordl I lits, nilt ex.lieuteiltlit of tile 6th I)ragooits ((arahiitlecrs), left Eightao to visit South Ameriea. After vitgsiti crossetd frott Peru to Ita( .1mu-Itiro earlv Iin I851, 'Mr. Tlichhorn in embarked onl board n smitil merebloutt ...

... DEATH FRON 0HILDBIRTH AT WHITTON. 'lie Early in the past week there were several painful psrulmours in thle village of Whitton, to the cffect that a 51t onn womian, who hand died in childbirth in that parish l2l eary on Sunday morning, hand been seriously neglected In both by her faminly and by thle mcdical gentleman who DRhadl been re uestcrl to attend hear, and that her death try was thle ...

... I NEW YEAR'. DAY AT LAXPIELD. I 'I'he New Yenr with its whitc face wns welcomed in at Lnxfileld by an unusual treat to the poor of tile place. Ilenry Gratushaw, EsW., of Lanxield Villn, nssisted by tlse Entlies nd gentlemen residing under his Care, and tubsitanstilly sua ) orte by the Chureltwardeis, Mr. Jeptlln Smithl atl Mr. W~illinu Alritlge, entertained betwe. 70 nond HO or thle oldest and ...

... TEE CATTLE PLAGUE. The return of the reported eases of cattle plague in Great Britnin, published by authority of the Lords of thc Privy Council for the week ending SnturdaT, Janu. nry 12, makes the followiig statements:- Three nt. tacks of cattle plague are reported to have occurred in Great Britain during the week ending January 13, being a decrease of seven on the previous return. No fresh ...

... M ISCELLANEOUS NEWS. 'rhte isholp of London, who is still at Brighton, Is rraddualy recovering his strength, but by the advice of his mendical attendants will not return to the active work of his diocese until after Easter. rute snigular beings known as the Aztecs, who were taken from Central America to New York in 1819, and who vere brought to England in 1853, linviny now attained to ...

... Ips'Wical, *Sfelvis'lay, Ja*wilrn', 1p, aft o4I?. (i °n hrsdint Inst, the Enirl of Craven wvas married hr llu itislhop ol Oxfitr(d to i.,clyn, seconzd dnauglter of Ihi 11 ,N. ( (or ge 1i; rrijigtoii, M P. 'TIh v'erel(3IIOI Ino! in Shrivenham Clitirch, ofter wihich Lord 1bun 1udy Criavcun left llceket llo uuc, ue seat of Lord florriou.q'iu for oolorisuig, Norfolk. TlW Jle lollp Of Elly lilts ...

... TIHE WEEK. -IT appeans that the Executive Committee of the Rc. !form League, in conjunction with the delegates from trade, friendly an(l temperance societies appointed to confer with the said Committee, have agreed upon a plan for general and district organization for tile Re. form Demonstration on the 11th lebruary. A resolu- tion passed by the Exceutivc Committee desires to iilmiress upon ...

... IARLESTON. ~VV~YAIaATEUR AUSIOAL SOCETeY.-On Tues. day eveing lat, a cocert o vocaland instrumnettalI the abovc boclety.wit the assistance of a ew f-it-riendS, o.which was PAUT 1. Overtflr' . n . garno A. 3Ioraert. Chort .. IThcarnonsl.. TIerosll. Song lkl.z So- a,, Bl itirilart .. Miss * Crtels. Margl ,Sice frkit tl sa ybldancfftcO .. r Fiord. Soiip..I'loy toll mnel amt litlte fOrgot ,. ...

... DESTITUTION AND RtELIEF. Between the wages of ]nbour and the necessary expenditure of the labourer in supeorting his family, there is not much balanhe left tor provi. sion against tard times. It is un admirable virtue to be provident, but if out of the very small meansm which the lower elasses of working eople hlave at their disposal wile work is plen- tiful they do not save a trifle for the ...

... CHINA ANDJAPAN. Hong IBong ndvices narrate somc painful facts in connection with the coolie trade. The Avon, front Miacno to Ilavann, vith over500 coolies on board, came into Hong Kong waters and was seized by the naval authorities, on the ground of having no papers on board. On investigation at Macno it was fouml that ?? were many childre on boatd who h111 been kidnapped. The case has created ...

... THE IPSWIOH.AND MMSTOW REAILWAY. A public meeting in support Of the project, for con- structing a line of railway from Ipswicl to Felisatow, -was held at the Lecture hull, Ipswleb, on Thursday, at one o'clock. The meeting was convened, at the re- F net o th prootes o thelin, b th mayor (Ri. C. ~1anome Es.),whosolcitd te atendance of the propretor andinhaitans geeraly ?? Ih andi the cighourhod ...

... THE IPsWIOH FISHERY BILL. This Bill, to ?? anti enlarge the VOwer5 Of the Ipswich Fishery Act of 1859 andi to enable the Corpo. ration to grant a Lease of thle Fishery, has just bean printed. it contains 241 clauses And two schedulcs. Thc preamble sets forth that by The Ipswich Fish. ery Act, 11159.1 thle Mayor, Aldermcn, and Burgesses of the Borough of Ipswich (who are in the said Act anti ...