... XXWORjH mARXERS' CLUB. A meeting of this Club was held 'on Monday evening| at the Pickerel Inn, Inworth, Mr. W. Manfield, lxworth- Thorpe; occupying the chair; The other gentletneii present included Messrs. T. 'Pison, W. Matthew, E. Goldsmith, A. T. Smith, G. Garrard; It. Green. C. Cooke, G. Matthew, E. W ainwright, W. Kinsey, R. Simlrin, J. Blmydon, R. Holt Wilson, H. Crick, C. Har- rison, A. ...

... THE ZULVT WAR.. 'A Renter's telegram aiy. ?? ti Magneza brother of Cerltwayo, wtivth a few follow er,'L.As surrendered to the British'. authorities.' A letter from a corporal of the Royrl Engineers, who wiswith Col. Peardon's force at Ekoaie6has been pub- lished' in 'the, Dover Bxpress. IThe' wivder says;- We went into Eliowe Fort on tha 23rd of January, and'left on. the 4th April, and did ...

... SATURDAY MARnb 81879.al SATURDAY, MARCEi 8, 1879. Franchise questions have the merit, in the eyes of the political agitator, of beinagwhat the ladies call,, good wear. They are not to be debated, exhausted, and thrown aside. How many times within the last thirty years have essentially the maue arguments been presented to the House of Commons which were recited on Tuesday by Mr. Trevelyan? ...

... Tix LATIC MEL. GEORGE JouNsoN.-On Sunday morning last the Rector preached on the death of the above, who, a farmer and a chnrchwarden, has died in his 83rd year, and was buried on Tuesday week in the family grave beneath the fine chestnut trees of the pretty churohyard of this parish. Deceased had formerly for 30 years led with violin the ohoir of the churob. Accord. jng'y, with the wishes of ...

... OPENING OF AN ORGAN AT LITTLE WALDINOFIELD CHURCH, see Very pleasant it was on FridaY last, after the hD5 ese. series of wet days, commencing in the showery moalo ong of April. and continuing long past drippint Jrle, the withont, however, bringing all things into tuae,erar He by the dog-days, to take advantage of the clear sky arI at bright sunshine, and have a drive into the counory, ...

... B S S B X. e n d )f it 2, e 1. r, ing from the Bank with money, was suddenly seized with a fit, and fall upon his face. Dr. Hanna was soon in attendance, but the sufferer still remains in a very g prostrate state. a ROMFORD. , BUaRNT TO DEATH.-An- inquest was held on Wed. e nesday on the body of Ann Pedder, nurse, aged 53, before the coroner, H. S. Haynes, Esq. It appears that deceased lived ...

... -THE Khedive has left Egypt for Naples. He is another added to the list of monarchs who have retired from business, and, like many others, nothing in his reign became him like the leaving it. The ancient land has now a chance of recovery. Its re. sources are by no means despicable, nor are the bur- -dens, great as they are; overwhelming. The future, as well the nearer as the more remote, is, ...

... (Biy OrCcndo Whistlecraft.) Report for the week ending August 23rd, 1879. 4Au i cWind. Rain. Oharacter neff Deg '16 Rain last night. Sul 17 00 623 S W. 19 Unsettled, and some showers. Moul 521 65 S.W. - Olouds and sun; distant thus. der. TaP 19 49 6 S.S.W. Fine, with an unsettled sky. Weds 68 66 S. 60 Rainy a.m.; sultry day. Thl 22 A 67 S. *3 Sultry, with thunderstorms. Fri 22 4j 64 I S.WW. _ ...

... PARTRIDfGE PROSPECTS. TheTirncs83festordayi!n an articleon the partridgeproa- pects savs:-- So far as reports and rumours have come to hawd, the prospects of partridge shooters would seem to be scarcely more brilliant than those of the farmers. It it impossible, of course, to speak with any certainty while the eaoutry is waving with crops that are growing aulk so far es tile straw is concerned ...

... IESSEX CHAMBER 0P AGRICULTURE. A meeting of the members of this bosdy waa held at .tlie Sbire fell, Chelmsford, on the 14th inst., when the chair was filled be the president, Sir T. F. Buxton Bart., the business before the meeting being the dii. cussion of a paper to be read by Mr. J. F, Bots, Caraoms flail, Morell Rtoding. A letter was received from Lord Carlingford in no. knowledgment of the ...

... PETT Y SESSIONS REPORTS'S. ALDEBURGH-ON.SEA.m SATUUtDAY, SePtember27.-Before N. Garrett, Eiq. (chairman), and FranCi; Roxburgh, Esq., Q.C. Va Exzplosives Act.-Polloeman Hammond wn8 again ap. polntod inspector of tote lor exploelve olls, &c. within the horoogh.: A utf1n :Aesauii.-Jamee lurry, carmaa, of AIde- burgh, harged Jame~a(tting, oarpanter, also of Aldeburgb- -wlth aeanulting hlm on ...

... I THE PRISON COXHISSIONERS' FIRSI' I REPORT. | e Matters of local and general interest are contained in ,f the above official paper just issued. The Commis- .Eionars state that the time is too short to justify them in expressing any general opinions on the resulte J which have followed the change; bat as yet they have s found no reasons to anticipate any insuperable diffi. a culties in ...