... 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 ...

... LOCAL BANKRUPTOIE3 AND LIQUJIDATIONS 5- w I I ml I in Date Time, and lollOitOt. Trustee. Debtor, j? Place. Gc. ow.ug -oI~~ -4t .,naryet Mr.~ Wool-oo ?? ?? 12 o'clock, at the nulaouhros, - ford, Suffolk . u IdhlldaI, Bury B u r y St. St. Eddmnnd's. Bdmund's. L~aura Georgl- 21st Jaeuary, at Messrs. JOH. ana Alibot, 20clcloc ct thte selyn and ?? 'stoulct.esolloltior10 usn St. Suffolk. Que Street, ...

... PA??IA?LENT8 OF ENG?&ND, 1369 43 EDWiARDr iIl., Weatminstser.; Szsfo~k.-Thoutea Vgdeleu, Robeitris Bacoun. 1370.1 45 EDWTARD lll., Wesitminstpr. S'uS'.L&.-Jotbannos de Argentoin, Rugerus de Boys. 1371 45 EDWlARD lEL., Whicheoter. SzuedolA..-Rgoerus de Boyts. Dusasfielt-Jnlianneti Astell. Ipstgfch.-Robertns Preeton. 1372 461 Ep WARD, III;, W~eatniiintetr. SuS~elk.-Edinnudus. de ,Memgrave, ...

... 12ND on EAST Noarnocit TIteANTRT illtL1TtA.-Wm. til Cross tlarrrett and Edward Hayvard to he 2nd Lieu- o tenants. Noar'Oe.e QIAUTErz SEssIONS.-The Quarter Ses- siens for the Peace for tile county of Norfolk were held don, ?? prdn edasijdinginn thile ?? Court. There were pc only seven prisoners in the calendar, and they were h |concerned in eight charges of a trivisl nature. Th Ge learned ...

... TlJESnAY, JANUARY 13th, 1880. THzFE SCHOOLj BOARD) ELECTlION. On Saturday next the people of Ipawich will elect their fourth School Board. The first wras elected in January, 1871, soon after the Ele. mfentary Education Act of 1870 came into opera- tion, the second in 1874, the third in 1877, and now the fourth will be elected on January 17, 1880. We have had nine years of the School Board and ...

... fl?SWXCH DOCK ooxrnSBION. A mneeting of this Commission wras held yesterday D. 0. WollantOn, Mr. W. B. Jeifriee, Mhr. W. Budden, Mr. W. Bantoft, Mlr. E. Curtis, M~r. E. Fry, Dr. Drammond and M~r. W. Bnyley. The muinutes of the last meeting hiaving beenl read, Mr. Wmn. Curling, OD the motion of Mr. Curtis, seconded by tMr. WV Budden, wsas electecl a Commnnissionerin tjhe ii tendered his ...

... SUJFFOLK QUARTER SESSIONS. u to Tbe Quarter Serssione for the Eas~tern Division of the thoe county were commeneod at the Shire aial, Ipswioh, on Thursday lest. 'I'be Magistrates present binludled- r, I -Righlt lionl. Lord Waveney (chairman), lliht llon. me Lord Rendlesham, M. P.. Righlt llon. Lo~rd Henniker, Bot Sir John Blois, Hon. and Rev. F. DeGrey. George C. Ei. Bacon, Esql., T. Lomnax, ...

... ANALYST FORw mASTSU61FFOLKC. The Clerh of the Peace announced that a commani- cation had beae received, annoancing the approval oE tha Local Government Board of the appointmenit of M~r. Napier as analyst for East Suffolk. TIIB T2STIMONIAL TO blB ROWLAND HILL. The n obe e Chbair m an placed he fore thle Cour t a com- .uojoa~tion from the Lord Miayor in reference to the proposed National ...

... MRW. GLAD)STONE AND M.R. BOU~RE.a The followinog correspondence hsas recently passod bettveen M~r. Gladstone and thle Uuder.Secretary for FoegnAfar: Rawarden, December 24, 1879. sest Dear Mr. B~onrke,-I find aseribed to you Its a i.recent epeecla words referring to me, as feollows: h'A nooln who sent an emissary to Russia for the c'se surpose of translatine his pamphlet into the Russian ...

... -THE CaEAP POPULAR CONCERT PROJECT. Ssar,-As the morer of tire motiont at the COUDO;I I nreetilfl on thea 8th of October, wvhich preveuted the let- ting of the Public Hall on lease, and having on that occasiort put forward cheap popular concertsl as one of the objects to be thus promoted, I feel called upon to sdtate publicly, throughl the maedium of yolur traior, if you will permit, thiat the ...

... ALDEBURGH.ON.SEA. i Tue ALDOib'U5NOH MYsTBBaV. -The ?? atteniding thisi matter hast not yet subsided, and the police are s~till nt wvork. They are, however, somewhaet reserved as to eheir discoveries; and if, as is probable, .any chse has turned up, the police wisely keep it to ;tbiemeelees until thle proper tim~e arrives. i BARHAM. .THE COAL CLuat.-The annual distribution of coals to the ...

... 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 ...