... [ PARLIA&ESNTS OF ENGL.AND. . 1213-1702 (N~O. 5.) 1653. INTELREi5GNUM. An, assembly nonminated by S. .Olirer Cromwell and' a council- of officers was summoned to meet'at Westminster, 4th July, 1653, by letters unrder the band of the Lord General Cromwell. This assembly declared; :- i tself a Parliament on 6th July, and resigned its c, powers to the' Lord Gerssral i2th December, erse 1653. No ...

... (By our Spiecia Cerfs~pondtt.) ' Liverpool is a Tory hole ! wfas the exclamation of a wdll-knovwn member of the :Radlical party of whom a wfeek: ago I nsked the question whether he thought it possibbe for his side to win the seat vacant by the death of M~r. Torr. I could get nothing more from him than some slight and immaterial variation of that expression of his vfieW of the elhances of ...

... =-IiSSU OF BANKl NIOTERS.- 8From the Gazette of January 20th. Return to the 10th t; a'ny of January:- bhh Namne of Bank. Place of Issue Title of Bank. ty ?? ?? _ (1 Bury & Snitblk Bank Sudbury Baxnk, an I 3Stovwmarket Bank IBury St. Ed. ?? mu~~~asnd's ?? Oa k es, Bevan, Ik : ~and Co . .,27,34? ?? Saint Edmund's .Bank ?? ..,.Bury St. Ed- mund's.- luddleston and Co . Not ro. 11t Cambridge ...

... 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 ...

... THlE IPSWJCH JOUJRNAL. T.JJ3SDAY, JANUARY 27. MR. CLARK SEWEIJL 1$EAD ASED AMERICA.. s Underlying all Radical utterances is the:f assumption that what they propose is good, T and that it is soniething like wickedness to.d oppose it. Mr. John Bright, at Birmingham the h1a other day, thought it necessary to do no more av than run over the list of reforms which, in al the last fifty years, the ...

... LETTER -TO THEt EDITOR.. | ?? - SUFFOLK ?? 'SIR,~-I ventalre 'to: forward tfie followint by way;'of :supplexhent to the. list of M.P.'s nowvappsaring inyorr, Bolue Boo~k.tadfrmth reeently isaued Government : Williyou' permit me to add that thle Blue Book retuins, whiltenr extremely.-raltiable ahad inpdrtant ceompilation, is, by~no inears exhauetive.'of the :subjecb.' In, numerors 'mstanees ...

... 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. ...

... SIR J. R. BLOIS, BART., V THE HALESWORTH AND SOUTHWOLD RAILWAY The proceedings in this arbitration were resumed on Wednesday, at the Institute of Surveyors, when Mr. S. Woolf again appeared for the Railway Company, and Mr. Simmas Reeve represented Sir J. Blois Mr. Arthur Pain, member of the Institute of Civil Engineers, was called and said he was engineer-in chief for the Southwold Railway ...

... METElizOROLOGICALT N OTE'S. is, (Byh Orlalndo Wh'istlecra~ft) ,Report fat' the week ending January 24th, 1880. 1 Jan. D :i rd 1880. i ~iEq Windsi.| Bhrctr ?? 18 241 15 W. Hanrd frost amI.; foggy pim. vel on 19| 2O% 32 E:. -Severe frostam. w; bright day. cc Ta 201 22 a; W. - Severe am.; brightanldfrcez- ?? 21| 20 361: W. -. Fros~t, an~d for Tb 221 *38 0 9 W.IiYW - snow showers * snn at timaes. ...

... --THE Afghans sue-.mtustering foar another attack onD General Roberts. The ideas, entertained by these people c of patriotism are as -singular as are their notions of strategy. They twice melted away before the approach of a slender column .of British troops, when patriotism end the instinct of military strategy w ould both havec suggested a bold stand, .attacking the lines of conaunmica-( ...

... Essex.. COLCEESTERB. ORBELL'BS LItlqunnsso.- TREASuRY PaOSz~-cv TIOw.-This matter came before the~ Magistrates again yesterday, when John Evans, John Orhell, David Feiton, and Thomas Henry Cooper were charged, on remand, by Mr. Cornell, with conspiring to defeat and defraud the creditors of John Orhell. The day was occupied in reading the transcript of short-hand writer's notes, and the case ...

... THE MEMBERS so SOUTH NOROLXF AT D3ISS. temmesfor Southl Norfolk, Sir R. J. Buxton and fir Car SrvllRead, met alarge *body of their eon- Csnunty of Suffolk, at the market tea, at the King's Head Hoel Dies, on Friday evening. Mr. CGervase Holmes occupied the chair, anld a very large company were pre- ient to meet the members. On the w alls of the large roson of the hotel wvere a number of ...