... FR^EEMASONRY.-THE PROVINCIAL GRAND LODGE OF SUFFOLK A Provincial Grand Lodge of the Ancient Fraternity of Freemasons, wasl held at $towmarkct, on Monday. The dayrwas beautifully line, and the town was filled with visitors, who thronged tie streets to witness the imposing CY occssion, and nccompuied the brethren to Church. 55he Asne.tbly Room, which was furnished and decorated with the ...

... Likc each an ilt hin lif-, ;Ie Agricultural ?? at Islington plays many parts -by turns a Vast cattle shed, a horse show, a pince for monster meetings, a chapel for Mr. Spurgeon, and a concert-room. On Thufiraday night, horwever, it assumed by far the most brilliant anm surprisling aspect which it has ever put on yet ; emerged so to speak, at a -leap from tbe chrysalis stage into butterfy ...

... The twelfth annual sale of sheep and lambs by thc well-known auctioneers, Messrs. Biddell and Bilencowe, took glaccyesterday (Friday), as heretofore, on Kesgravc Heath. Notwithstanding the unpropitious character of the weather there was at good attendance of farmers ana others, this annual sale being one of considerable im. portance, fromu the superiority and exellenco of the animals yearly ...

... THE WtIMBLEDON MEETING. . , WtinhiianDt, Tuensdiy.- i Wo6!iiA a hirricane of wit id und torr 'tit: oE rain to- . ay, with aind diud sllsh MoAtehbjii ously ?? over tbh ground. Long planks ,hlivo beel ?? Clown to tile ap. . tiehe to lb -dillbreo ntubt s!h Dflring theo lunclieon hour the misc feU so heavily that in a short timie a con- ,v sidrhsblo portion of' the ?? of th(J Commttioni WIts ...

... -ON; Tuesday afternoon the Reform Bill passed through Committee. It is, therefore, as good as ap- proved by the House of Commons. On Wednesday the mnended form of the Bill, as excised and trimmed by Committee, was in the hands of members; and they were then at liberty to see, for the first time, what they had accomplished. -Tar, Hyde Park Review of troops, countermanded last Thursday night, on ...

... Onbe ipoluitI) 3ournal. TUESDAY, JULY 16, 1867. THE ABYSSINIAN CAPTRVES. A letter from Air. Stern, one of the Abyssinian captives, to his wife hias been publishod It is desponding in tone-all but hopeless. As might have been anticipated, our concessions to Theo- darous have simply excited his cupidity. We could not have acted more foolishly towards a savage than to seek to bribe him into ...

... coRluEYs'ObODEME. G. P. FREEMAN v. CILEVELAND. To thte Elitor of tshe Ipsithch, Journal. Sin,-Wiol youa ilov alo a sunsall FpncO it your ilaunhlo ,Youronlr to mtake a tow obs~rvntfnivl reoipoetfuig thi en o . extiltlatllol til G. ?? Vlreomma, lii tile ablove nse, at the iniensworthl Comnty tCourt, on tib I th tilt., wrvine the piDanittir, uponot II, ztntm; t mliat 110 o(id not reeive anygtloe* ...

... In Wedlucktvlay evening, shortly after sisx o'clock, a erv foirrucl (-lIlision, involving loss of lift and n scrious de;trciltioll iof property, took phice on th' North l.on. don ltailiv, nt'ar the new station at Ohd Ford, How. On the wvsc lc or the line, between the station and. the Ol(l 1 ord entraicce to Victoria Park, 'Mssrs. Wariig BIother4. thi' tro etort; for the Alillati Railhity now ...

... I .3-OO D i - ! iMERIL PRLI.M I NT l I . ?? IlMPERIAL P.ARTIXAINENTt nrd ?? ; Ju ly A 10. - --16- and Representlastionqf the People Bill.-Lord RIEDSOALR, ist tile chairman of committees. Iaild upon the table the for Represenitation of the People Bll, which was read a first time. its The'Earl of DzRoy gave notice that he wouhl, on tmin Monday, move the second reading of the Bill, and tha to in ...

... THEiBELGIANS AT WINDSOR. On TI estldy ourljlelgiass guests- pnid their promiised visit to Winldsbi Mild' tb its ?? castle the resideuce of her Majesty the Queen, as it hns been of her line for many a gentury. They were receiveO with every hoIour, and suei nmauifestntion of bicarty goodwill on the part of tile' towisisperple as all the rain that .fell almost without ?? shsring the inort. lu ...

... HORTICIULTIRAL 8,OCIETY. THE GREAT SHOW AT BURY. Yesterdny; the nbcond' day of ile Royal 11orli. cultural Society's GrandShow, the wind was very high, and early in the Jporning men were acttvely csigaged in tightening the stakes and taking other steps to prevent tents ?? torn' iup. The ground, notwithstanding the showers TIlich fell on Tuesday, was in excellent condi. tion, and soon after'10 ...

... PRESENTATION TO THE REV. B. PIRXIN, LATE ViCAR OF YOXSORD. When u't o1ld ihllabitant leaves a place where ho hlis rositled tor mirany years, and hatsd gained, by hisb. rievoloenco andt kiodno teoeadsteemn of its not& h. bourv ; it is pleabin to see thoat snuh condut moots with its dine reward. '1ohis was partieaniprly exeplitied on qT11riqlay, thle 27th ~. hnte1e.1.Frivcr vf Yoaford, Was ...