... 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 ...

... MIISCELLAN EOUS NEWVS. We have good rCnsoI1 for believing that the heir to the Throne of Russia, witth his young bride, will pay a Visit to thO IIoVal Fnmlily of England in tile course of the ensuliung ?? Gaotec. Thc Alhenelwii ?? tinst live hitherto unpub. fished letters from Lord Cicstcrlield's pon have just come into its hands. The cholera has again broken out at Paris with some severity. ...

... BEOEPTION OF GEORGE HOLT WILSON, ;EQS., AND MBS. WILSON, AT REDGERAV HALL. Redgrave Ilnt?, has, for a great many years, been occupied by tenants who have hired tihe seat upon short leases. The last proprietor who resided at the Hall, was George St. Vincent, Wilson, Esq., who died Iin 1852, but who ceased to reside ait Red rave about seven ~efts before his death. At the tim whe the late Mr. M.t ...

... THE OATTLE PLAGUE. The return of the reported cases of cattle plague in Great Britain, issued by authority of the Lords of the Privy Council, for the week ending Saturday, Decem- ber 29. 1866, states the following facts :-ln the con. cludilgp weck of tho year 18G3 the prevalence of cattle plaguvslilowed a tendency to incrcase. During the wech ending December 29 nine attacks are reported to ...

... IPSWICH, AutafferlypI, .Jnsreary X, 1IWO. Mr. mntl Lady Susan Milbank have sold their house in Enton-plnce to Mr. and Lady Mary 1ferton, and have taken, for a term of years, Ashfield, uffol, the residetice of Lord Thurlow. T'i; Nr.w Loant CitIIv IEanow,-A London con- temporary says :- Tile judicial bearing of Sir Fred- crick Pollock's sutecessor in the Court of Exchequer scemts to give ...

... The Rev. AV. C. Saffordi, AI.A., formserly rector of ChyisteliuceliI with, St. Ewenl's parish, Bristol, has been instituted by thle Bishop of Norwich, on the presenta- tion of Sir W. BI. Smsyth, to the rectory of Major anti Mitnor Attleborough, Norfolki value, £1,500 per annum. TiPniNlCtsc AN'O PKINURSe oY WVALF..-On. Won- aj, lte Prince attdPritieeM of Wales, vittentded by the 13'ellan ...

... CbtU RDlJirb ANlUrY 1867. SATURDAYI JANUARY r5, 1EG7. The storms which ushered in the year that has gone, lieralded the struggles we have passed through. It has been a year of transition and unrest; a year of plague, of battles, of mone- tary troubles; of o1l( houses wrecked, and young houses upstart. If we were asked to indicate the country chiefly affected by the events of the year, we ...

... WETIVERINGSETT. Tue NUISANCes.-At the weekly meeting, Of the Board of Guardians, held at Eye on Tuesday last, the Sanitary Inspector was directed to give the necessary notices, in order t hat proceedings might be taken before thle Justidcs to remove the nuisances at present existin tilpon the cottage property of ir. P. Hayward anp ohrIntiiparish. ?? ST.OWAURKET. Ciutycl ief RTORtATiON.-Oll ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... FOURTEEN BOYS ROASTED ALIVE. Three or tour months ago a revolt occurred in the juvenile penitentiary at llycres, near Toulon, where a number of convict youthis *were confined, anm in which some fourteen were (as It was said) deliberately roasted to deith. Sixtetn of thc prisoniers, thi youngest under thirteen and the eldest hardly twenty, linve been on trinl during the ?? fivc days before tile ...