... 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. ...

... IPSWlCH, Strffei-rdapi, .7rtember a, 11474. AN ABSTRACT OF THE RETURN Or DEATHS INl IPS- WICH AND CAUSES OF SAME for the week ending C Saturday, October 31st, 1874 :- S 17, College Street-scarlot fever (malignant), 43 years, I female. i 6, Woodhouse Street-scarlet fever (alburnlnaurla), 3 years, female. tC St. Margaret's Street-eryalpelas, 32 years, female. 305, Woodbrildge Road-thrush, 7 ...

... ' XT3E! .3X3L 0X rJOV- EtM ER. 1874. C IAXLBl'tGE :EWMAiIKEi. BRiY, AND HAUG91LEY. Junctfon wth Carabrtdee Naln Line att Ciumbridge, and with Coloheater Main Line at Banohley. DOWVN TIO ?? MrtA Mixd B aI EC FROM t 128a1 d3a1 2 328121 2312312i21231231 22323 23 Class, clU ,saS lass. class. class , class , class , cass. class. class. class. class. leSSI ls s.caa s Mars Morn WornJ MomMor Even MOr ...

... --DING FESTIVITIES AT SIBjTON and pleasant stragling village otl the outskirt; I OD s ?? 5traZlingx village on the outskirts Sibt ittedlv the most picturesque little town in in of fm yodxford, was stirred to its very depths on seff° dly last, on the occasion of the marriage of in edes daughter of the squire of the parish. A er the eitn a country village always excites interest, c Adlipgalore ...

... EAST SUFFOLK REGISTRATIO- WOODBRIDGE DISTBICT. . The Revising Barrister attended here on londay the 26th ult., to revise the lists for the district IrN, Wood, as usual, supported the claims anti objectin 1 the Conservatives, and Mr. F. B. Jennings, of Ipswich, those of the Radicals. ALDERTON. The names of A. C. Turner and Robert Painia the latter a new claim, were objected to by tan' ...

... I The thirtieth anniversary of the Loyal Social De- sign Lodge, ?? was celebrated on the even- ing of Wednesday last, in the Lodge-room it the Fleece Inn. The room was quite filled by a numerous com- pany of the brethren and their friends, who partook of an excellent repast, served in Bro. Martin's best style. The chair was occupied by T. Smith, Esq., the duties of vice-chairman being ...

... (By. our SperiaZ Correspondent.) Everybody has beard of those fewr days of Spring when the chesunt blossoms of Bushy Park are in their prime. But the current of the seasons brings the mag- nificent avenue round once a.yaar to a few other days, not mentioned in the calendar of the sights about London, but not less worthy to be placed on the reoord. Those days are in Qotober, when the obesnut ...

... . -COUNT Harry Arnim has been released from prison, on bail. His health is in a precarious state, and the events of the last few weeks cannot have tended to im- prove it. We are still left altogether in the dark as to the merits of the ease as between the Count and his accusers. There is a kind of general expression, in the English newspapers, of reliance on the sagacity of Prince Bismarok. ...

... Orf WpASUD 3ortnual TUESDAY, November 3, 1874. Yesterday the Radicals were enabled, by a coalition with a dissaffected band of Conserva- tives, to hold their own. Ten seats were con- tested in which the outgoing members were six Conservatives and four Radicals, and the result declared last night was the same. There were some noteworthy changes which illustrate at once the real power of ...

... VISIT. OF THE PRINCE AND PRINCEUS OF WALES TO BIRMKINGHAM. Birmingham was decorated on Wednesday, and the day was observed there as a general holiday, in honour of the visit of the Prince and Princessof Wales. Their Royal Highnesses left Packington Hall, the seat of the Earl of Aylesford, shortly before eleven in the morning, and drove by way of the Coventry Road to Birming- ham. The road was ...

... MR.- RAPIER AT THE LATE CONSERVATIVE BANQUET. To the Elditor of the Ipswicl& J'aul'aL Carl SIR,-Would you. kindly malke a slight Correcion in ~P the reporto the few remarks I ottered at the banquet of it e th Ipewiob Workcing Men's Conservative CarlS~i~l I am reported to have said, It did not matter wvhe- Carl, ther a man were a. Whig or a Tory. If yon would tr kindly nadd, as far as ...

... SUFFOLX NIUNICIPAL BOROUGH RATES. A return of the receipts and expenditure of the Municipal Boroughs in England and Wales for 1873 has just been issued. This paper shows an increase of £309,897. For the first time the item of School Boards, amounting to £116,997, is included in this return. The rateable value of the borough returns was £23,522,51B. The loans outstanding at the closing of the ...