... 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 ...

... THE BUTCHER'S BILL DEBATE, The time which the House of Commons has given to the Cattle Diseases Bill has most assuredly not been thrown away. In the course of it the prominent speakers of the Liberal party, the metropo- litau members jealous guardians of the poor man's Sunday joint, and uncompromising Free-traders wvho could look upon the spread of cattle disease with more sustained erluani- ...

... i iKIBRKHAM CLUB DAY. i t 11*_ ._ - IL: -] &1-1 I:_ I . . The celebration of this old establishewd clui a place on Thursday, under very propitious cibr ayumt~ With the exception of a slight shower ofran1 noon, the weather was very pleasant,ad belcotr town wits a scene of much gaietyan ao iltal Ithrough the day. Kirkham club day isprasorf h Imost jovial of its kind in thle neighborodo r~~ and ...

... . PANCX. Twelve hundred and sixty-nine Ommuniats, who had earned indulgence by contrition, subusi sioss,. and Idiligence, have been allowed remission or commutation 'of punishment in bonour of the If te. Since the present Cabinet took office 890 prisoners had previously been ob- jtcts of clemency, 4db of them receiving a full pardon. -Nor were the poor forgotten att.theffte of Sunday. They ...

... THE TESTAMENT OFt PETER THE GREAT. A WRITER iln the Nineteenth Centitnry for July Vi of disousses thle question of tho authenticity of St ?? this famous testtament, whichl is supposed by w lil.somne to he thbe political evangel of the House tl und of Romanoff. The question may comie to ho ti M~rone of greater interest and importance than Al 14these historial prdhlems-the atillhorshipi~of ...

... LORD CARNARVON ON TI[E ANMNATION OF THE TRANSVAAL. _ A meeting presdded over by Mi.r Alderamin Cotorn, in Mhe absence of the Lord Xbyol, we hold at tho Mansion House, 'London, rn Wedtbesday. In biit of the Pretoria Diocesan Fund, it beinK proposed to esthialeb a bishoprio in that portion oF. the Tnturvaul. The Rov. H. B. Bousfield, vicar of Aidowver was consecrated for the bishoprio in 1877, ...

... GERMAY.s (ROM OUR SPECIAL c4POWiZr IeG Berlin, tune 2-. IT is agreed on all sides that the session of i this afternoon is to be devoted to the claims of ri Servia and Montenegro, especially of the latter; B and many observers seem to expect a stormy te time over the question of Antivar, In raea-ld c to this api -ension 1 can give you ?? a E symptom and an opinion. First, the symptom. gi It ...

... TE KNI Tho§* wioKcy-Yesterday, the Abbey or heenhibis hr~dge, unich is about to be sup- ?? 4y a ?? iron struture, swas closed tor radic, aud Operationis iegull by Alr JIqin, the coutractor tor thl muswn Worrk. Fint-On Suniday night the thatchied roof of a small outhouse at 1Z SLOrle ::treel, used as a tyre by Archcbald xjatlieson, cowfeeder, ci1glut lre, wuiun, however, was extinjguished 1 ...

... - 5 r: ?? .1 Colonel Cameron, Inspeetor G'dneral of the Ordnance Survey, died at Southamptrin on Monday. Lord Cowper was on M'onday elected chairman of the HeIrtfordehire quarter see rIone, vice Lord Salis- bury, resigned. Mrs, Clara L. Balfour diea on Tuesday at her residence in Croydon, in dr seventieth year. She Was well known as a write* ud lecturer on temperance and other subjeots, The ...

... PoliR16 Hospital Sunday in the metro- the 'i11 8ermons were preached in nearly all th °* worship having special reference to occasion. The collections made at the morn- in many instances fell considerably ort of the amount last year. The after part of the day being very wet, reduced the ordinary attendances at the afternoon and evening services, ?• that altogether it is believed the sum ...

... At the Leicester Borough Police Court, last Week, William Barrows (30), licensed victualler, was charged with having committed a horrible outrage on his wife. It was stated that on the ^ght of the 14th ult. a sister of Mrs. Barrows, Who lived with them at the Old Horse Inn, near Leicester racecourse, heard screams and proceeding from the bedroom occupied by fnu0yrB an^ hi5 wife. With ...

... In the Divorce Division of the High Court of Justice on the 27th ultimo, the Right Hon. the President (Sir James Hannen) and a common jury had before them the suit of Goodman v. Goodman and Feinberg, which was the petition of the husband, a tailor, of Rockingham street, Leeds, for the dissolution of marriage on the ground of his wife's adultery with the co-respon- dent, also a tailor of Leeds, ...