... G~~I:ZTPLA-r-V low~ -ll- G-R'BAT ACE TING'W AirriictIera socetv BURY ST. EDMUND'S. 1iTho-rnuuber 'of 64iftitosvito ~aqi'ei#townicernney at. the ntoq to fleo thle sloio~ in t Oi' aittie'titte four I)'clook thle vi,,itora were tooivet aud miscrable to walk uthlot thle Wor inod, whiolh, in thle 1Plmpleniet-Y1111, w-ere very ioft, 01141 iii the Stock-yard vory muchil like b0led' hin~i aifter a ...

... FRIIY Juyif19, 1817.ll . i - ?? ?? FIDAil;Y, Jul'ly 19, 186j7. ITiHE lTHiRD 1D.IN.. .l OF THE BILL. . Now that h il teorun DJilU has passed so far ns to tic called a lloiisli of Coriimons Bill, Wv shall he'ar in a chlortis thle dollluniivitions which: 4avo boen ?? ill -i-owilitig corners ltqrlI' (nid there rt ainst LOmiSerVitiVs for ahandonment. of priu- l cislc. The m0iLV of Conservntives ...

... i I ATIONAL RFLE As9SOQITION. j , u liiWasfauo4 COswt0'1,9 Mwfiday Evening. Tbe common to.day wi's in a very unplensatt stitte. The mud was ancle deep, and many of tife tents apl- penred to stand on saifall isldt~1i, wtiilc t1etrendie5 cut round were ?? watter matndto get to s$bme ports of the camp wns a mitter. of Foysiterable difii, ;culty. At naie o'elock, the tiim~n'a'i for the gen'enal ...

... TIIE. c3-REAT HED3TITG- l1it)y}al Aricuilt iari Society AT BURY ST. EDMUND'S. * The iorning was cold, inaitite appeaancne of the shly Wats stormy, but still ts no rain fell people were saugoieil itid thle town Was fijil of life IQ bustle from anI early hour. Farnioicr and others drove it, fro~n thle country, ini son aes frot it gmt-at distanlce, and inn yards heogiu rapidly to fill wvith ...

... Nilil'OSED) ENLAIGEMENT OF THE PARISHI CHURCH. Weil ?? much plonsurp in recording that an attempt i lulade tolwards wisingt a fuud necessary for Pen- uln at the gname time improving tho parish AIh Of 'i W ltn.ol- ?? . Thhe wholosomlo desire t. se :ur pa'rishi churches improved has becomle very c Il. Iardly a week passes but we have the un. f i:: I ciutilictitioii of reporting the reaopening of ...

... I-Tilp Sultan laa loft our shores. Her Majesty's royal yacht, the Osborne, conveyed him to C11latis, fromu which place he telegraphed to tho pieuce of Wales his thanks to the Queen for tho many kinduesses ho hla received at her hands, and to hor people for the welcoime thoy havo given him. ITo entreats tho Prince to assure H. It. 1. tile Duke of Cambridge, as Chief of t}ie Armvy, how much1 ...

... IPSWICH, Thursday'Sl ?? IS, 116O?. CosMISSloN RIONKD BYv TIES Lonp-LiNUTNuANT OF TRan COUNTrv OF SUFvoIm.-91A R. V. C.-Ensign S. A. Goodwyn to be Lieutenant, vice Girlinit, resigned. Aeccivrer.-On'Tuesday, while the, Eastern Counties Railay ompay'smen ereshuningtrucks on the Commn Quy, porer ?? lromlley, who wasunladig imbr tereattim tiewas seriously injuedhavng racuredhisrib bewee the buffers ...

... (From the 7)inire.) , Tle timc.wo~rn adtage t1iat f manroposesini Pro'- vijence disp~oses received another xcxnuplification in what lenay almost bc called the intendec naval re- viewv in honour of th Sultan yesterday. There was a et of nien-of-war such as bas IleVer lhitherto been brought together; there wvere fleets of yachts, fleets of pleasure boatsp Royal and Illustrious viiitors In numr ...

... THE OURRENCY. ?? have been requested to insert atoe following petition to the House of Commons, fr.,m Mr. Charles Hriwardl, of Jo ralifuiler. t. To the Vanouraosble Uise 'omrnminis of Geart Britain anrd reland R. in Purlierrnsrvl ?? rd Tire hubrile Petition of Charles liaward, of Brmifleid, In te tho County of Buriolik, farmner, lit ?? Vo That your Petitioner iravlng~ for many years given ...

... r1ipERIAL PARLIAMENT. (¶11 followulg s ppo=rod I our biecona rtutiou .Wterdlty)ITOUBE OF LORDS, TIElisiIAY, JI1ly 18. The Trades Ulliom Collmmissionl Act Extonsion Bill Melt thiroligh committee. plj ?? of Parlh~iament Pill.-The( Lord CitA~rnx. 3@prorzlaillt BfP'~lraln ftlfill, tilo object of uI tilo second reading of this ilthobe f iic ll e exI lia1ited to lo to simplify the forms of pro. ...

... IPSNVICH REGATTA. Thisrcegatta cenc offon lednesdastlast, inthepresence of a large concourse of persons. Ifie weather w7?1s nil that could be desired for such an occassion, arnd the proceedings of tile (lay passed off in a highly satisfac. tory manner. Unfortunately there were nto yacht matcihes. A purse of £15 15s. was offered as a first prize forynchts under 15 tons, with £5 added as n ...

... I.1 . Ii\ r , . w- A -. - I VISIT OF To IULTAN TWO To' it k I 1 , 1 , % )I 1 Mt gm i , ' t01# ?? Ate suitun ef Tue o haidia visit tWlher' Majestyj at WVindsor., He .lft LoUndon at, a !quarter prst eleven, anol on the r~oad from ,Buelin ham Wnlale to the Paddingtdn stntion his [piieria;,9vajcsty was received by the people with ivery' iianifeotstlon- of enthuslasrn. A Aunridof honiour fais. ...