... THE CITY ENTERTAIENT TO THE 6ULTAN. Thc preparations wade for the reception of the Sultan at GuIdTlhal1 on Thurs ay eveng were equal to an oc. casion which was 6rett andlnferesliig. Thle Corpora. tion dlid their atmost, mnd tieir welcomc was wolthy. The ihalibitants of the metropolis were delighted to be. hold a revival of State entries into the City; and the novelty of closing up some of tic ...

... IPwIaC HORTIOULTURAL SOCIETY. The socond exhibition of fruits and flowors in connec- Ice a. tion with this Society for the presant season, wus ]held nost on Thursday last in the beautiful park ait lloly welis. The ,tcrn Society has been extremely vinfortunato for tlie butt ?? own or three seasons in having had ball weather fur its shows, and and onl Thursday morning it. seemed as if another, ...

... . 11 . ri Pollirby 30111,11,1. - -- ?? -- THIURSDAY, JUICY 1R, 18G#. In our article yesterday we aliluded to the competition excited and necessitated by Indus- trial Exhibitions. We endoavoured to weigh the amount of importance attaching to these Exhibitions, and to the verdicts of the juries upon articles submitted to their judgment, and we touched on the ardour with'whieh Frenchmen are ...

... I'PSWICHI DOCK COMMISSION AND UARWVICH IHARBOUR CONSERVANCY. To Mhe Bditor of the Jpstvich Journal. Sir,-*PTortit n1c, in olosing this distcssios, to repeat that liy statenlents, having been based on docamontary ovidenco, were easily caplable of proof or the contrary; but, ts before observed, assailing the Milgineer before a tribunal to whichli ho ws not vinenablo, and whore ho ?? neither ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMRENT. HOUSE OF LORDS, FRtIDAY, Jul1y 5. 3l7a Ileefitrt Coda (Ccrflifeil Teachers).-'VTii Erar of CguaK culledo futetelt on to the ?? Iniutaie Incertain parllliv'. by inaklit th Elo eploymenlt of certified tenchord nill laillispitti. ar~l condition for their obtalniling Govern mont nesilstalico for edlucation. lie hoped Government would not 11eelet on t.hin. condition In the ?? ...

... OPENING OF THE NEW PEAL OF BELLS AT THE CHURCH OF ST. 3TARY TOWER, - -- As the restoration of the Church of St. Mary Tower vent on some months ago it was thought by the inlia- bitants of the town that an addition to the old peal of 10 boels sionul be miado, as al expression of its highl appre- of thle munificent gift in the restoration of St. Mary Tower Church by B. C. B. Bacon, Esq., ...

... FOREI(GN INTELLIGENCE. FRANCE. F ( P.kles, July 10. Tile Queen of Pruesla arrived here Inst iligilt. Tlhe Sultan ?? conferred the Gratndl Cordon of the Order of Osmanllli uaon Allrshnls Cnnroblrt anti Iegilanlt. prince Nap'koleon and the Duke antil )lchess ?? left yesterday for HIavro. It Is believed they will ?? England. TilE BELGIAN VOLUNT'r;EERS. ANvwEli., July 10. Two thloulsanld of the ...

... LATEST INTE LLIGENCE. FRAMLINGHAA. ALasaT CoLLxGse.-The examiner's report adjudging the prizes has just been rccived. The following is the list:- 1. Goldsmith Prize of £15, wilh Gold Medal, to the boy who obtains the highest aggregate nurnber of .narks in all the subjects of exansination: Thomas B. GirlingR Westleton. Suffolk. 2. Goldsmith Prize of £IO, with Gold Medal, to the boy who obtains ...

... al-BAT M-W:T3TITIG OF T!T' URoyal ASot EDMUN Diiovi'S. BUIJRY ST. ED MU)N D'S- Ytc. min: mui (T1hur-Alay). 'thle streets of Jinry have beenl ?? fully 'oll (f life and bustle texery night thki week, fri'm 4ia lo ighit o'clockz -or even' to a1 um'eb lidttr 6i sr--h y th- 'so 11,ople who haive vi-ited thetw,i inl thiei-mvil ?? iid after thait houilr %Vhiei thle WV0Iit li liIS ?? th.0 iOW 1t 1:h ...

... HALESwOnTm. 7Tri SurpoLms V. R. C.-The loth monthly competi- tion for the subsription prizes took place on Monday evening last (it 300 and 500 yards ranges, five asots at each, when Private Starke, after some excellent shoot- ing, was declared the winner with the scoe of 33; Pri. vate 1.. R. Chappell was second with 25; and Corpl. J. ChapJell scored 25. The shooting on the whole was THsE ...

... HARTISXERE 9IE*WAY BOARD. so A meeting of this Board was hold at thoe White Horse *t Inn Stoke Ash, on Tuesday, Mr. Thomas Edwards in tlw chair. The eo-oflicio ?? present were Sir or Edsard Iorrison, Bart., 1ev. C. 11. Chevallier, Rev. J. Fbe . Reo, Rov. G. AV. Kershaw, Rev, T. L. French. The c minutes of the last meeting wore read and confirmed. Mr. SoXEs (in the absence of the Clerk, through ...

... VISIT FROM THE ROYAL AGRICULTU . RAL THOW TO IPSWICH. Avy piamit an d gratifying visit iwrat paid yesterday to tilo town of Ipswici by IL large party of gegtlenielle menmbers of the Coullcl- of tbol Rqoal Agrculturai Soioty, and other uncmi 't of the Society, anid visitors it the Bury show, on til invitation of Robert Cliarles Ransiome, Es., tiel Mayor ,,Ipswich. Ti apartyassew. bled at tle ...