... IPSWICH SCHOOL BOAHD. A meeting of the Ipswich School Board was held at the Town Hall on Thursday, the chair being occupied by Mr. J. P. Cobbold, the Vice-Chairman of the Board, ,. and the other gentlemen present were :-Mr. W. Fraser, Dr. Chevallier, Mr. Walton Turner, Mr. R. L. Everett, Mr. S. Westhorp, Mr. C. H. Cowell, Mr. S. Alexander, and Mr. F. J. Bugq. 3 The Clerk (Mr. 1. A. Hammond) ...

... A Committee meeting of this Society was held at the U Angel Hotel, Bury St. Edmund's, yesterday (Friday.) ul Present, Col. Wilson (President), in the chair :-The Mlarqis of Bristol, H-. Le Grice, Esq. (Mayor of Bury), B.Greene, Esq., M.P., Messrs. Hunter Rodwell, G. H-. Nunn, XV. Manfield, Westropp, G. Gayford, G. M. Sex- ton, Boldeco, list, W. Wilson, R. Boby, A. Crisp, J.. 'i Barthropp, ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS, MONDA.Y, Februar~y 12. (A Telegraophic Steenary of a portion Of Monday's proceedings appeared in our Tioesday's edition.) The Transslatioen of Sir R. Collier.-Sir Roundell Palmer gave notice that on Monday, the 19th, when the hon. member for South-West Lancashire brought on his motion with reference to the appointment of Sir Robert Collier, he would move as an amendment, ...

... To the Editor of the Ipstsichw Jorrnal. Sli,-The excellent letters of Mr. Tyler and an In. quirer leave little to be urged in defence of Protestant truth on the vexed question of the Priestly name and office as assumed by the Ministers of Christ. But as the letter of the Vicar of Trinity, Ipswich, has not been answered, and its not having had a reply, might lead some to regard it as ...

... FRAXLING.HAX FARMERS' CLUB. I (By Telegraph,) The third discussion meeting of the members of this Club for the present Session was held yesterday (MNfon- day) evening, at the Crown Hotel, Framlingham. The chair was taken by Mr. Goodwyn Goodwyn. The subject for discussion was stated on the card in the following words :- Are the Prussian experimental stations of practical value to the farmer, ...

... FRIDAY, Februars 9. The Election of a Speakeo.-Mr. Gladstone rose; and said that her Majesty, having been informed of the retirenient of the Right Hon. John Evelyn Denison, late Speaker of the House, gave her leave to the House to proceed forthwith to the choice of a new Speaker. Sir Roundell Palmer, who rose amid cheers, reminded the House that the task which he had to perform was one that ...

... COIL RE SP ON DFEN C . THE EDUCATION ACT. To the Editor of the Ipswich Jourhel.l SIR,-Mr. Dixon has given notice that on the 5th of March he will move a series of resolutions, the object of which, stated briefly, is to upset the Education Bill of last Session, and to set up in its place a purely secular systbra. Existing voluntary schools, though built at enormous cost, and built on the ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... (F'rom the Oouert Circular.) The Duke of Argyll certainly took leave of his senses as well as his temper when he spoke on the Collier scan- dal case last Wednesday. As a rule I don't often go to the House, but upon this oceasion to have missed seeing so great a philosopher make so small an exhibition of himself was certainly worth the candle. I went into Somee ousemyesterday to see a friend, v ...

... IPS WICH, Tjlge§(tf~f, en'aJ I192. fe The Duke of Rutland has been entertaining at Bel- 0 voir Castle-the Marquis and 'Marchioness of Bristol, r, the Earl and Countess of Stradbroke, Lord and Lady b, John Manners, the Bishop of Peterborough, Lord J George and Lady Adeliza Manners, Mr. H. Man- N nerD Mr. and Mlrs. Manners Sutton, the Rev. P. Mules, Mr. B. Ferrand, &c. The party have had ...

... LONDONI~ CITY TLISSION. The annual meeting of the Ipawich and East Suffolk Auxiliary of the Londpn City Mission was held at the Town Hall yesterday (Monday). The chair wvas occu- pied by the Rev. S. Garratt, M.A., vicar of St. Marga. ret's, and Mr. T. B Bronke, one of the general superin. tendents of the Mission, and Mr. J. Heffell, missionaty to the foreigners in the London Docks, attended as ...