... L~ONDON NOTES. (By our SPecial Correspondtent,) 1 One thing very much troubles the minds of a largeE lnumber of respectable and well-intentioned Parlia- ,mentary Liberals. It is a tribulation which the, publicI ['generally, perhaps, is not much acquainted withl, butl !it is one which occasions a good deal of talk and someI F gloomy forebodings. How shall I explain it ? It is the prospect of ...

... The Conservatives held avery successful meeting on Sat- urday in the Town Hsi,-~whieu a large body of the electors from-the town and neighbourhood assembled to meet- Col. Barns, one of the Conservative candidates for East Suf- folk-. The Town Hall :is a building capable of holding several hundred persons It was well filled, and, Col. Barne inst with a most enthusiastic reception. Mr. F. W. ...

... I LAIPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS. FRIDAY, Ju1ly 16. tile i o--a Chani 'lor took ?? s- *t on the w c -ock at 5 o'clock. 4 C'a cc c ?? d Waveneg gi ve noice tht on Friday, tie Cf iii cst.he woc'l mnove U' t ahb oicleo~drl c bepre-I se-oted t 0lie Cc-Ox,. . p-r 11 ?? oe -o:ii3Aioc's be c' mc- mene Ito COaVc:l'kU C . -'ncar v ith Qlie dependcst I . - I , cto a ?? c it' cid crn1omot of com ...

... ERSSEX ANi) SUFFOL-wN)1K FOXHOUNEDS. These hounds met on Friday the 9th inst. at Wiston, and found a fox at 11.40. They ran him to Sir Charlee Rowley's, Nayland End, then to the Park, over the river Stour, which divides the counties, to Wormingford. Several gentlemen, including the worthy Ex-Mayer of Coichester, seeing the hounds streaming away from them on the opposite side of the river, ...

... CHELMSFORD. A LIBElSAL GiFT.-A roll of bank-notes, value 500, was dropped into the offertory bag at St. Mary's Church, on Sunday forenoon, for the benefit of the Chelmsford Inf:mary. GRE AT BENTLEY. LAMB SALE-The tenth annual sale of lambs and sheep by Messrs. Sexton and Grimwade vas held on Thursday, at Great Bentley, there being a large number of fiockmasters and graziers present. Prior to ...

... THE IPSWICH JOURNAL. TUESDAY, JuNE 15, 1830. No matter what Ministry be in power Ireland is troublesome. The malcontent agitators in that country have no notion of being appeased by a mere change in the personnel of a British Government. The British Radical is so pleased at seeing Mr. Gladstone once more at the head of the Government, and a few of his political friends in the Cabinet, that he ...

... (By our Special Correspondent.) You would think that such a stupendous victory as the Liberals have -won in the elections would be a source of unmixed and almost unmeasured joy to the whole Liberal party. But this would be a great mistake. I have been a good deal in the provinces during the elections, and in the provinces, no doubt, Liberals of all shades are pleased enough at what has ...

... BEOCLES. THE COUNTY BIDosE.-Tlhis structure was lastwreek the 'subject of some discussion at a special sitting of the Norfolk Magistrates. Lord Waveney said that some years agro the means for rebuilding the bridge were pro- nided, btut a difference of opinion arose as to the way in which it should be constructed. The plan proposed was that on which he had built a bridge at Homersfield, which ...

... The half-yearly meeting of the Great Eastern Railway Company was held on Friday at the Cannon Street Hotel, Mr. C. H. Parker in the chair. The Chairman, in moving the adoption of the report, a summary of which we have already published, re- ferred at once to the revenue account in order to illus- trate certain matters connected with the traffic. The first-class traffic remained stationary, the ...

... INDIAN POLITICAL AND SOCIAL I . NOTES. I proam als Occasional Correspondent.) BOMBAY, January 24. I made mention in my last letter, in alluding to the subject of land tenure in India, of the primitive nature of the implements employed by agriculturists here, and in the interval which has elapsed since I penned those lines, a curious and almost unique exhibition of articles used in agriculture ...

... | (By Orleando WlhistlecraftJ Report for the week ending March 13th, 1880. March 0 S 1880. X s Wind. Raiu. Character. -Deg Del 0 'Sun 7 44 D58 W. Very fine, warm and pleasant. Mon 8 35 47 E. - Pine, but cloudy and cooler. Tu 9 37 .55 SE. - Fine, and partly bright. if wel 10 41 56 SW. - Fine, mild, and drying. * Th 11 E31471 N.E. Foggy morning, fine da. Fri 2 39 49 E. Verfine, and in part ...

... THE IPSWICH JOURNAL. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1880. The Marquis of Salisbury has 2iven the Government and its followers a very 'fadquar. ter of an hour. The noble Lord on Tuesday night, at Woodstock, assumed the office of critic of the Government doings and proposals, and the result is something like a general dismay in the Liberal camp. Sorefte less advavleed of the Premier's followers are ...