... RESTORATION OF BROORDISH OHUaRH. Brockilash Church, dedicated to St. Peter and St. Pault, furnishes an additional instance of the growing desireto retor lte fabrics, which, through the con- tinud acion flte tooth of tiwe,~ havehbecorne di- lapiate an ina state or disrepair. Our columns havefre~eatl cotallned accountst of Church restora- tionin ofolkandSuffolk, and in no instance have we had ...

... Tows ?? April 27.-Before P. Daniels and J. Watts, Esmrs. Trils wowns m1l n jdilicoll t'or services reiderl e ?? tile smack Alfred, of IHarwici, to the harge M3rry Ann, of iRocliester. hir. J. Watts, of lBrightlirgsen, npplitred for the cloimonts; Mr. Jonest Colehester, for tile ?? of the barge. Willinto Newson sald liih wns the waster and owner of tile Faleck Alfred. Oi Snnly inmorlilig, the ...

... TiiE EEK. ?? , letter of Queen Victoria to the King of Prussia, entreating him to avert the horrors of war, and advert- ing to the necessary attitude of England in the event of his precipitating a conflict, is another title to the grate. ful love of her subjects and the esteem of civilized nations. Apart fron its efficacy, the tone of the letter is noble, and the profound impression it has ...

... sftal-rdaI, Jray 4, I CH. Her Majesty held n private investiturc of the Order of the. Bath on Saturday. Mlajor.Gencral Sir Archdale Wilson, Bart., wvnS among those invested with the insignia of a Knight Grand Cross. On Wednesday afternoon, Ills Iloyal hlighness the Prince of WVales held a levee at St. Jnmes's Palace, on behalf of Her Majesty. There was a very large nuta- her of presentations ...

... SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING CHRISTIANITY AMONGST THE EWS. I Sermons in connection with the Ipswich Auxiliary of the above Society were preached at the Churches of St. Clement, St. -elen, St. Peter, St. Margaret, St. Mary Elms, St. Stephen, and Holbrook, on Sunday; and on Monday the Annual Meeting was held In tne Working Alen's College Room, Tavcrn Street, Ipswich, when Dr. Chevallier occupied the ...

... FL SA L OF THE DOWAGER LADY MIDDLETON. IIe Al O'Ced IR~t week the (leathl of thle lion. Lady V1(itoftle lte Sir WVilliamo Iowle Flowle 11i'l(ofthepark Thefunral took- place . I i1jejl(l ?? tl ?? 0, Iha Churchirl, on Wednesday. Iti 1 it ee stI,, eescaribed tile solemlnities whlen thle re. of tic ltIarouct, thle last of hils linle, were ?? tothefamlyvault in that chuirch. We stated tieS i ~ ...

... THE IPSWICH DI8TBXOT NURSING ASSOCIATION AND PROPOSED DISPENSARY A meeting of the memnbers mnd friends of this move- ment, wC5 held at: Mr. Pearce's offices, Princes-Street, ent Wednesu3y evening. TIhe object of the meeting was to receive a report from the committee, concerning tbe project for tile establishment of a dispensary in the town. A meeting was held a few weeks since at thle scine ...

... THE IPBWIOH DISTRIOT NURSING ASSOOIATION. 'rthe Annual Meeting of the Association formed some time since for the purpose of assisting the poor by sup- Flyiltgtiiemwvitbisiore efricient nursilrl ifnsickness, was tol atAi. Pnrc'sOffices, on Wet nesdtty evening.I Tue chair was taken by thce Mayor (it. C. Ransome. Esq.), but there was only at small attendane, including several members of the ...

... THE REPORT ON STEAM CU, LTIfATIOo.n The Rloyal Agricultural Society will have hut little to regret in their record of the year 186i6i. Against the exceptional, unfortunate ftet of tih prevention of their country meeting by the prc. valence of the Cattle Plague, may be set tile grent Conanission vwhich they put in motion to inquire into the state of Steam Cultivation in and whlen the reort of ...

... LIBERAL AN!D CONSERVATIVE DISCIPLINE. Party discipline is at present being strenuously advocatedl by prominent Liibcrals. Their camip represents n band of allies more or less coherent in aet ion, howt'ever divergent in their ainms. At any momient a great body inuy be tlung of' like a wass ot neltuhdt to fortn another svstem, and withoutl powerful tinkering the contnined army ol the fitetions ...

... THE IPSWIOH B1bANOR OF THE ENGLISH CHURCH UNION. The Anniversary Services in connection with the English Church Union have been held uuring the past week. Those of the Ipswich Branch were held at thu Church of St. Alnry.le.rower, on Thursdiy. Holy Communion was celebrated in themorning nt hiall-past seven o'clock. In tile eveuing, Divine Servicc was held, andr there was n very large ...

... cOnR. WESPNInIENIES. THE SUFFOLK CHAmIEitS OF AGRICULTURE. lb the Editor of the irivich Journal. S ,ln-Resiting on the very borders of East and West Suffolk, I have received several communications on the subject of the Chambers of Agriculture in the two di- visions. Norfolk, with a larger area and population than Suffolk, has wilsely decided on unity oF action. Other counsels have so far ...