... 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 ...

... A GERMAN EVANGELICAL REVIVAL. SPARROWBusiT, N.Y., Nov. 9. There is nothing which strikes the attention of an English village resident in the U.S. more forcibly than the clannishness of the German people. In all they do they remain faithful to the language, religions, customs, and traditions of the Fatherland. They always use the dear old language in preference to Amerikanische, and their ...

... ' 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 ...

... SAt RfDlAYiNo) vembe 14 18. SATURJ)AY, November 14, 1874. Her Majesty's Ministers met on Monday evening at the hospitable Board of the Lord Mayor of London. As the occasion was no political demonstration, men of all parties were invited, and the open and direct talking of' politics was not permitted. Mr. Disraeli and the Marquis of Salisbury were each able, after their respective methods, to ...

... CL ?1Y?VVlIUU?s;? .3I'overnfse? I I? 1?74. Tbe 'Coutttessgqf, ,1bemrle and amliP.. and Lady Park.' ?? On Tliurqay' ah'st'othe D-'Dilie and Duc'hess of Hauiilton;)-dcoimliadied by'tfie 'Diitke of Manchester, aud Lady Louise and Lady Alice:MoTtagi, atrii&d at the Palace from Brodic4.astletrArran,.; -L ) Tlie Twi~llxf $ir.John Jauaes Walsham, rBart., haas beenl pr6ved-uuderi 4;000. . - Wb ...

... METEOROLOGICAL NXOTS. ?? Or'lcndo' Wlr1isflerizjt~f6}.) ?? Report for the week ending November 14th, 1874 . ?? ' .. oil. : NOV. S a Mind. aln' Charaotore _87. -. Deg Beg Eu.S 32 D582g 8W.W - Very fine and bright, ?? 9 44 I6 S.S.W. - Very fine and warm. d Tni. o 48 52 W5UN Fline, with clouds and sun. W. 11 29 40 W.N.W. - Bright, but very cold. 'bh.1 |0 40 N.W '22 now, rn.m. Unsettled day, ...

... --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' ...

... FOREJGN INTLLIGEN6l C- SPAIN. PAars, November 19. AdN ces from the Spanish frontier state that the Car. I lists have reoccupied positions round Irun, end have again taken possession of Oyarzun. One battalion is lit near Cadena, the outlet of the Iron Railway Station, at and the road to San Sebastian is oat. The garrison of T th Irun has been reinforced, and is now more ?? an 2,000 bi strong.Ft ...

... ' FOREIJGN INTELLIGENCE. SPAIN. FAESS, November 25. According to advices received here, Messrs. Buckland and M'Gahan, correspondents of the New York Titne and New York Herald have been arrested by the Repub. licans near Irun and incarcerated at Fontarabia. Mr. Buckland has since been set at liberty, but Mr. M'Gahan is still in prison, and steps are being taken to obtain his release. OPENING OF ...

... 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 ...