... FOR.ELGX INTELLI.GENCE~. I' FRANCE. The Temps, referring to the Irish appeals for Fre; eb sympathy, remarks that thle interest felt in France in the agitation is purely one of observation. It says:- The time is past when French vessels landed arms and soldiers in Ireland. If the Irish are Catholics, it is a peculiarity which can neither serve nor prejudice themD in our eyes. The fact is that ...

... and SUFliFOLKi (DRALINGHEA~lg) VrOLNsnPEER CORPS ANNUAL T EA. .The annual tea in connectibn wvith this Corps was held at the Crown Hotel on Friday erening, when there was neariy a full muster 0f t he Corps, who heartily discussed the excellent vnands provided by the hostess, Mrs. Sewell, whicha were served 'up in a manner that refdected the greatest credit to her. The commanding oficeer, Capt. ...

... ST:OWMALRXET LOCAL BOARD~ The monthly nueeting of this Bonrd war held on Trhursday at Lhe offices ,in Tavern Street. tbe following gentlernej b~eing present:-Mr. E. 0. Prentice (chair- man), Mcasfrs. F. Rt. Betts, B. Bridges, S. P'rentice, XV. G. Ranson, S. Page, nn'd 1. A. Ilnjet, clerk. Tlhe mzinutes of the previous mieeting wrere read aud confirm ed. TUE DtlAtIA~e OF Mit. FAIRWEATtlE.' S ...

... IFS WICH )3[flCHANICS' INSTITUTION. The annual mueeting of2 the members of this Institution was held in the reading-roorn last (Monday) evening, the Pev. F. 1I. M~ade presiding Mr. Edgar H. Drnmmond- read the following report and balance-sheet: It i4 with great pleasulre that yolur Committee present the flliasnaial statement of al higthly sucecessful year. The baltucee dule to the Treasulrer ...

... LADY RENDLESIRAM. .LJA~iJ 1 IWEi wD ~J w A The sad news from Rendlesham Ha~ll comes upon the county with startling suddenness. We are ?? shocked and grieved at the awful bereavement which has befaelle a noble family. It seems but yesterday that we saw Lady Rendlesham a happy, sunny-hearted woman; happy in her relations to her own family, happy, also, as only those can be who endeavour to work ...

... A .:N NUAL GATHERING OF THE 8th SUFFQLK (SAXMUNDHA)I RIFLEt VOL UNTEERPS.. S' On Thursday evening last the members of the above t' Corps were entertained, by the officers; in the Market ' Hal The mnuster took place at 6.30, and shortly after tat time upwards of 60) were seated at theotables, which itbore a substantial and plentiful repast,.supplled by M~r sk John Lincoln, of the White Hart ...

... PANOY CALICO BALL AT HBNHA] 1 - . HALL.J * ch The Earl and. COunltesS of S~tradibroke', on Tuesday .,Gevnu lat p ovided suhasorro of pleasure 'and witintiessed. Invitations had been sent to frieuds in all oe .directions for a fancy calieo ball on that ev'ening, andj er' as might have b~een anticipated, a large nurnlber of the- h ry invited availed themselves of the privilsege and the tif ...

... WOODBBIDGE. George Ceochraae, surgeon, -Wiekhlam -Market, v. Charles Mresa, innkeeper, E3arshem.-Aetimfl to recover £4t 14s. Gd. for medical attendance. Mr. Hill appeared for the plaintiff. The defendant produced a bill of 1877 for £1 l4e., which he said lie had paid. Htis Honour examuined the paid bill, and pointed out thalt it formed no peart of the p~esent account, as it wans paid on the ...

... BAYLHA?M. SAD AOOIDENT TO A CHXLD.-Yeaterday (Mond?y}, the County Coroner (A. F. Vulliamy, Es?.) held an in- quest at the Bell Inn Blakenham, touching the death of EjOhardion Charles Wolbam, aged 15 months, the son of Henry Weihani, shepherd, Thqlhiun. On Saturday the mother of the deceased left him and another son in charge of her daughter Elizabeth, aged 15 years, in order to go to Ipewich. ...

... L ANDORD AMD TO ?? The Chairman of the Midland Farmers' Club, having stated that landlords weore not doing what they should to help their tenants in these severe times, Mr. Charles Randall, Chadbury, Evesham, writes as follows on the subject .-Lord Hertford succeeded to these etstaes in 1870. With very Tfew exceptions, the rents of the farms had been unchanged for mnany years, and a ...

... BBA FOBV PINNY READINGS,-On Wednesday evening the~ey. H. E. T. Crntso, vicar of this parlish, again mtmany of. his parishioners in the School-room, andx gave his second instructive and amusing Penny Reading. Te lage auldience by wthich the rev, gentleman Wtns greeted on this ravv, foggy evening, and bhe attention and applause gthven huigie proceedings showY ver~v plainl hov much thes Vicir ...

... FARAGO ACADEMIC. CAMSSZIDGII Jauwfty 922 Two matters chiefly make up the subject of gossip at Cambridge this week, both of which are of greatinterest, viz., the Mathematical Tripos and the University Boat Practice. The examination for the former term~inates to- mon-ow, and a week to-morrow morning will disclose the fact of whbo is senior wrangler for 1880. This is a very good year, as, out of ...