... PULVERMACHER'S INVENTIONS! ARE THE CURES PERNWANENT P (To the Editor of the C1risti-n Torld, Sept. 18,1874.) ; Ss,-Severdl years ago I wrote you an account of as some very remarkable cares effected by the use of af Fulvermacher's Galvanic Bands and Appliances, which in yon kindly inserted in yoar journal, and also added all the note at foot.* These statements have been repub- w lished in most ...

... -Par-C9 BismkAiac's wrist is recovering from the graze of the bullet of Kuhlman, the cooper, and his popularity is greater than he has ever known it to be. There are sympathisers with the Ultramontane clergy, against whom Bismarok has declared uncompromising war, who suggest that Kuhlman was a highly-trained marksman hired in order to create a diversion in favour of the Chancellor by shooting ...

... THE I(UNIOIPAL. ELET.SIONS. Thle ranks a re now nearly filledu on both sides, aind the battle pror~iees to'be as. warm as the present one- sided state of parties can make it, The Radicals have this weekr commenced their new reform, of holding meetings away from publie.house& by a meeting at the old dwelling house in Tacket Street, wghich hans been dubbed by them, the Reform Club. At this place ...

... The fortnightly meeting of this Board was held at the Town Hall, on Thursday last, when the following gcutlemeu were present:-Mr. R. C. Ransome (chair. man), Mr. Walton Turner (vice-ahairman), Mr. W. Fraser, AIr. D. 0. Wollaston, Mr. F. J. Bugg, Mr. R. L. Everett, and Mr. A. F. Vulliamy. THE B1YE-LAWS. At the last meeting of the Board it was resolved that steps should be taken for altering No. ...

... LECTURE BY THE REV. L. D. BEVAN, M.A. On Tuesday; evening a highly entertaining and in. structive lecture on Old Clothes, worn put, cast off, and otherwise, was delivered in the Lecture Hall, Tower Street, by the Rev. Ilewellyn D. Bevan, M.A., LL.D., on behalf of the IpswiciI Young Men's Chris- tian Association. Ebenezer Goddard, Esq., occupied the 'chair, and other gentlemen'on the platform ...

... Cbe fp0oitcb 3oiirual. SATURDAY, August 22, 1874. The Parliamentary utterances have been at present mainly on Education. Such speakers as the Archbishop of York, Dr. Fraser (Bishop of Manchester), Mr. Roebuck, and Mr. Forster, have handled the well-worn theme. The tone of their utterances is by no means encouraging to those who would prefer to see the national system of education set on foot ...

... A VISIT TO THE ROXFORD EWAGE FARi3&. On Tuesday a party of gentlemen proceeded, by in- vitation, to visit the farm where Mr. W. Hope utilises the sewage 'of Romford, in Essex. Among those pre- sent oen the occasion were Lord Richard Brown, Gene. ral Ripley, Mr. R. Rawlinsoo, C.B., Mr. Edwin Chad- wick, C.B., Mr. James Caitd, C.B.. Mr. Mechi, Mr. Roger Eykyn, M. Garzend (of Paris), Mr. Lanmmin ...

... THE VISITATION OF THE AROH- DEACON OF SUFFOLK. The general visitatioti courts for the ATcheaconry of Suffolk have been held this week. The Ven. Archeea- con of Suffolk, the Rev. R. H. Groome, rector of Monk Soham, visited Eye on Monday for the deaneries of Hartismere and Haxne; Beecles, on Tuesday. for the deaneries of Lothingland, Southelmhawn, and Wang- ford; Yoxford on Wednesday, for the ...

... I SMALL AGITATION MEETING AT IPSWICH. Amongst the many and varied forms of animal life to be seen on the Ipswich Cattle Market on Tuesday after- noon last, the day of the Handford Show, were assem- bled three gentlemen who, have made it their business to agitate the minds of the public of this country on the Game Law question, in return for which services they are content to receive, in ...

... f9TEE CENTSY: dEBHA*B -F * i, 1. I HI A I G ;I - , 1E ?? the Council of:4i~ Central Chdmber~ of A-oicutures wasl'hald-o Oi '~ues&a at- the Salilbury CL ':Hoel;FeetStret, onde, M . P. Mantiioccupy- itig the chair.: Mr. ?? S 9' ReadM MP.; and' Mr. F. ?? ' ~o1rsaude .wpre. 'amniigt'hos'e pr~sontr .Sevekral' niw members. aving been eleted'te eiafdh aei to consider the. ropor OfhLcl9Txto Cmite an ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS. MONDAY, April 27. (PRBSS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAMS.) Their Lordehips assembled at five o'clock. The Public Wmiship Regulation Bill.-In reply to the Duke of Marlborough, The Archbishop of Canterbury declined further to postpone the second reading of the Public Worship Regulation Bill, which is set down for Thursday. Ha pointed out the necessity for the early ...

... LITEST INTELLIGENCE. THE CABINET. (PRESS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAM). The statement is confirmed that the Cabinet is divided on the question of immediate resignation. Mr. Glad- stone desires to meet Parliament with hie programmre, but a majority of the Cabinet is in favour of resignation. THE WAR IN ASHANTEE. The Pall Mall Gaaette is informed that a telegram has been received to the effect bbat our ...