... MlKETEOROLOGICAL NOTES. ?? Orlando TWhistlec.4ft. Report for the week ending June 92ad, 18?2. Juen,5 C a a Wind. Rain Character. Deg Deg So. 16 0(; s 83 V. - ,-Bight and extremely hot. H. 17 7 s4 S.E. -lExcessively hot and clear. Tu. IS 07 i sS.. IVery bright and hot. W. 19. 57J ?? E.S.E. 27 Bright and hot. Rain at night : I I with thunder. Th. 250; G X8 W1.NW. l0. IHeavy rain a.n. Fine p.mu, ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS, TUESDAY, February 13. News Peer.-The Right Hon. John Evelyn Denison, late Speaker of the House of Commons, took the oaths and his seat as Viscount Ossiugton. He wae introduced by Viscount Everaley and Viscount Halifax. Thle Apointcncat of Sir Robert Collier.-Lord Port- man gave notice that he would move an amendment to, the motion of Earl Stanhope. The amendment would be to ...

... DMWORTH FA1IIERS' CLUB. A meeting of the members of this Club was held at the Pickerel ln, on Tuesday evening, the subject for discussion being Sheep against Bullocks, introduced by Mr. James Fison, Barningham. E. Greene, Esto, MBP., the President of the Club, occupiedthe chair, and amongst other gentlemen present were :-Mr.X W. Man- field, Mr. T. Goldsmith, Mr. J. Harrison. Mr. J. Fison ...

... BUNGAY. The children of the Independent, Wesleyan, Baptist,, ,p~d British schools combined, held their annual festi- - ai on Monday last. The juveniles, to the number of' about 700, assembled in the Market Place at half-past. one o'clock, from whence, headed by the Rifle band, they proceeded to St. Mary's Hall, the residence of W. l Haetcup, Esq., who had kindly lent his grounds for the ...

... N O R F O L K. LORD WALSINGEAM ON EMI(,GRATION.-LOrd Wal- singham presided on Wednesday evening, at the annual dinner of the Wayland Agricultural Association. His lordship, who has recently returned from the United States, deprecated rash emigration on the part of the agricultural labourers, although he admitted that every working man had a right to dispose of his labour to the best advantage. ...

... THE COPROLITE BEDS OF'CAMBRIDGE- SHIRE. These deposits are found generally at the bottom of the so-called green-sand formation, lying in the last foot, or perhaps two feet of it, above the gault. They are not continuous, except for a few acres together; they are by no means equally full of the greenish-black no- dures for which they are worked over; and they are at various depths beneath ...

... COR3RESPONDENCE. THE INCOME-TAX. To the Editor of the 1pswich Journal. Srs,-At this time, when the pressure of the Income- tax is felt by so. many, it may not be amiss to enquire how such an abomination became a part of our system of taxation, especially as many of those who now smart under its influence cannot remember its imposition. Sir Robert Peel, when he wanted to sweep from the tariff a ...

... (By our Special Correspondent). When I shut my eyes I can see nothing but turkreys. HaniSug by the legs, in tiers behind tiers, like herrings in a Yarmouth smoking-house, they seem to surround me in eveiy direction far away into infinity. The air is thick with them; the world seems full of then.. This affl'ctiorL has come upon me mainly by reason of a visit Brst to the Metropolitan Meat and ...

... CORI?ESPONDENCE. .1l THE HIEUUES CONTRuVEsRS. l TO Xthe Editor of thle Tpesloeic Tb osorsce. SIR,-It is extremely important to avoid all personali ties and ridicule in treating of so momentous a question as that underonasideration, because, as a matter of fact, the statements of a Suffolk Vicar are either the Catholic Faith, and as such must command the homage of all the faithful, or if ...

... COLOHESTER. THE CAMP.-Th~e parties of the 10th Hussars engaged in lining portions of the streets of the metropolis on Thanksgiving Day have returned to Coichester. A company of the 33 rd Regiment, under the command of Captain Weeding and Lieutenant Wynter, instructor of lmusketry, has proceeded from Colehester to Great Yarmouth for permanent detachment duty. On Sunday there was a special ...

... MISCEJLLANEOUS NEWS. Monday last was tire 18th anniversary of the open- S ing of the Crystal Palace by the Queen and the Prince Consort. It has been visited by more than 30,000,000 persons. The east wing of KinG Charles's quarter in Green- wich Hospital is being disuantled, and will be con- verted into a royal college f nuaval cadets. Mr. Scudamore reports tht*. the total number of messages ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIA MENT. (PRESS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAMS.) HOUSE OF LORDS, MoNDAY, April 15. I.ntcoicating Liquors.-The Earl of Kimberley gave notice that to-morrow he should lay on the table a Bill to regulate the sale of intoxicating liquors. The Deans and Canons Resignation Bill was or- dered to be read a third time. Supreme Court of Appeal.-The Lord Chancellor ex. plained at length his plan for ...