... The meeting of the members of this Association, on January 22nd, at StowmArket, was, it Ewil be rememn- bered, adjourned to Ipswich on February 5th; and was, therefore, held yesterday Friday), at the. Station Hotel. The chair was, taken by Sir E. C. Kerrison, Bart., President of the Association, and amonst other members presenti were Sir C. R. Rowley, hart., Ion. J. M. Henniker-Major, ?? S. ...

... (ste Ivowit ,o$0turnal. SATURDAY, FpUuARY 20,1869. We are now in possession of the Ministerial irogramme. The address, in reply to the speech From the Throne, at the opening of the eighth Parliament of her Majesty s reign, was received with the cordial concurrence of the Opposition. Mr. Disraeli tookl occasion to remark on the satisfactory circumstance that the opinion of the House was not ...

... IMPElRAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS. TuESDAY, February 16. The first Session of the Reformed Parliament was practically opened for the despatch of business to-day by Royal Commission. Notwithstanding the official announcement, to the contrary, a belief extensively prevailed that her Ma. jesty would open Parliament in person, and conse- quently the approaches to the houses were occupied at an ...

... - re- Who amongst us is there who does not feel a keen re- personal interest in the progress which medical science Teemay make towards the better prevention of scarlet fever ? h How small is the number of those who have not learnt o0 sad experience to dread its presence. How few o family circles have escaped its visitation, and, at one he time or another, experienced the almost tragic effects ...

... Her Majesty has conferred on Admiral Sir George Rose Sartorius the rank of Vice-Admiral of the United kingdom. Sir George Sartorius is one of the few sur. vivors of the battle of Trafalgar. The review of the Volunteers at Dover on Easter Monday has received the sanction of the Secretary of State for War. Applications are to be made on or be- fore the 8th of March, after which date no corps can ...

... A special meeting of the Ipswich Town Council was held on Wednesday last, at the Town Hall, for the transaction of the various items of business given below. The Mayor (E. Packard, Esq.) took the chair, and there was a fair attendance of members of the Corporation. The Mayor said the first business was to receive a re. T ort from the Committee with respect to the Great Rastern Railway Bills ...

... JUDGMENT.-INTER1'LEADER CASE Hewitt acndfothcers, Birmingham v. Allen Kemp lalphs,coach builder and beerhousekeeper, Admiral's Head fpswich, and ,Geor#e Sear, farmer, HaUghlcy, claimant . His Honour, thid morning, gaeO judgment, in this case Which was heard oln Thacrsday, and reported in our-last. His Honour, stated the filcts of tics ease, and remarked that ho had no dutupnteevidence which ...

... CAXIBRID)GE LOCAL EXAXINATIOIBS. The following table will show the measure of success attained by the several schools in the locality at the recent Local Examinations held in connection with the University of Cambridge:- SENIORS (UNDER 18 YEARS OF AGE). Awarded ScuooI~s.:5enonr& j ei S.io Is. fleccies leanconberge Grammar Sob. .. - 1 - I 1 1 Colrbestor, Iditon House .. - - ?? - East Dershaul ...

... -THE nation will be rejoiced to hear that the health of Prince Leopold has improved. The delicate constitution of a Prince so intelligent and amiable is matter for deep regret. Owing to the condition of His Royal Highness Her Majesty has been precluded from receiving the ad- dresses of both Houses in person. -THE Marquis of Salisbury is an indefatigable worker, and wishes the House of Lords to ...

... - TBE RECETLECTION PET ITIO.-Mr Baron MTix Ehas N Pivn eraThrior._A tter hisibeen received by the agent of Air. Bourke, fhom Mr. Beard; the n solicitorfor the petitioners against Mr.Bourke'sretoi.r C giving notice that the petitioners do not prope to t tend or offer any evidence to prove that Srr.F el a Buxton, Bart., was elected, or ought to have bee re- a turned, but only that the respondent ...

... Mr. C. J. Meadows, of Tavern Street, Ipswich, is the agent in this town and neighhourhood by special appointment of the patentees, for the sale of this very beautiful contrivance for preparing butter. The butter machine is one of the simplest yet most philosophically contrived machines for preventing good butter from being made rancid, and restoring bad butter to its ori. ginal sweetness and ...

... AGRICTUTLTURAL ORGANIZATION. Farmers have not till very recently shown any great tendency to organize themselves, but the events of the last two or three years have taught us that it was not because they could not see the advantages of combination, or because they had no aptitude for it, but because theyhad never had the opportunity, that fanmers had not united to make their wants and their ...