... AL!) ii URGII. I: kRunm.Di:c \iNAT .MERTIN'GS.-Oia Montaisy last, I:nieoina of aidult memners of the CLurch, duly con- i. \NJ. George Smith, of the Vista Bazaar, was hv representative of thig parish at the ruri- d neel 1l' tinzs: in 1S78-7--S0. Vitis ?? correspondent writes :-Four mare IS t il v girdevs have been added since our last !i unlt the struct ure grolvs apace. Our greatest 'i'li ioiV ...

... THLE NORFOLK AGRICULTURAL -ASSOCIATION. The teats werer this year pitched at North Walaham, 'I a pleasant ]ittle towrn mnid.vray between Norwielh andi Cronmer. The aurroondusig country is c'xceerliiagly S pleasaut, atirt froml the Raiway Steltion, vwhih nero. f pies1 a high, level, is seen one of the filuest pieces ofe landsca pe socenery in thle Eatstern ceutlti55. The town( itasif is onle of ...

... U;U.LUiiN I 1Uriuz. -RADICAL policy is just now a huge grumble, re- lieved here and there by a flashing bit of slander. Perhaps it would therefore be too much to ask for consistency of arguments or accuracy of language in the arguments of the party. In a Radical organ we find the following strange expression concerning the settlement of the Eastern question:- We do not shrink from ...

... -TuH telegrams of the past week have been very wild. On Tuesday, a rumour prevailed in this town that the Czar of Russia had declared war against England. Next we were told that he had threatened to occupy Constantinople, and then that the Russian troops were already within that city. The British Fleet had been ordered to force the passage of the Darda. nelles, and the latter rumour called ...

... IMPE4'RIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS. FRIDAY, February 15. (PRESS ASSOCIATION TELBGRAMS.) Their Lordships met at five o'clock. The Armistice.-Lord Stratbeden and Campbell gave the terms of his motion for Monday night to the effect that the terms of the armistice were such as would jus. tify Her Majesty's Government in taking every precan. tion to discourage encroachments threatening the ...

... The annual meeting of the East Suffolk Cham- r ber, on Tuesday, was ?? occasion of not a few f very practical utterances. The only matter for t regret is that so few of tre faricers of tile county a should have been present to listen, or to assist in the (liscussion of the various practical topics there turned over. We lhave done our best to enable those who were not present to understand what ...

... THE ARMITISTICE DgEGOCIATIONS.. ,The situation for the last week may he summarised as the Russiau army in active motion, the negotiations for peace at a standstill. The one is nil dash, energy, and decision ; the other all doubt, besitation, and delay. Reuter's telegrams from Constantinople on Thursday were as follows :- It is alleged here that Russia, hav- ing to choose between conditions of ...

... IMPElRIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LOIlDS. FRIDAY, February 1. (PRESS ASSOCIAT ON TELEGRAfS,3J Their Lordships met at five o'clock. Reported Russiaar Advanco on Gallipoli -In reply to Lord Stratheden and Campbell, The Earl of Derby said Her ;Majeaty's Government had not heard of any recent advance on the part of the Russian forces in the direction of Gallipoli. The Armistice.-Replying to Earl ...

... IPsw'ci?', DELATH DV THEK Rev. DAVID GEORGE GOYotca.-AtI the ripe ago of 82 years, and with the love andI respect of everyone with whom he ever camne in contact, the Rev. David Georee Goyder passed away to 11;3 rest on Saturday last. Mr. Goyder was in early life a surgeon, and lie was a mault of great scientiflc kinowvledge. He wabs known to Ipewich people a few years since as a lecturer on ...

... SUFFOL:K AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION. I A Committee meeting of this Association was held i at the Station Hotel, Ipswich, yesterday (Friday), for p the purpose of receiving deputations from towns in v Suffolk desirous of entertaining the Society at its A annual show in 1879, and for the transaction of other d business. Sir John Blois, Bert., occupied the chair, p l and the other gentlemen present ...

... PRESENTATION TO MR. WILLIAM WOOTTON UPON HIS DEPARTURE FROM, LEISTON. In our impression of last Saturday we reported the proceedings which took place at Sizewell upon the occasion of a presentation made to Mr. William Woot. ton, the Scripture Reader, as an expression on the part of the inhabitants of their regret at his departure fronm the district, and also to show their appreciation of his ...

... VESTRY MEETING.-At a meeting of the parish- ioners in vestry, on Tuesday, 19th March, Mr. Samuel Smyth,!of The Ferns, was again nominated as guardian. The following gentlemen were then nominated as over- seers:-Mr. William Hardy, Mr. H. Tilbury, Mr. G. A. Whistler, Mr. Butcher, Mr. G. Smith, and Mr. E. Stevens. Messrs. Flintham. and King were again pro- posed as surveyors. Auditors of ...