... CAMBRIDGE. REPRESENTATION OF THE UNIVEBSITY.-It is not proposed to move for the writs for Cambridge Uni- versity and Preston until the debate on the Procedure Resolutions has been practically concluded. The object is to allow Mr. Raikes to move the rejection of the Grand Committee scheme. Professor James Stuart, who holds the chair of Mechanics and Applied Mechanics at Cam- bridge, has been ...

... SIR,-In reply to the letter of Lord HIenniker, pub- lished in the East Anglian Times, in which his Lordship says, Everyone concerned ought to know the pro- visions of the Contagions Diseases Act (Animals) of 1878, and the Animals Orderof 1879, as well as the other orders which are in force, I beg to state, as a Guardian and member of the Sub-Committee, that I received this year no ...

... | tkfg5 AUGUSrBT! B;A*K i HOLIDAY. CLARE ATHLETIC SPORTS. Under the management of the Cricket Club Committee, of which the Vicar (the Rev. R. Sorabie) is the energetic president, a series of athletic sports were arranged this year for the August Bank Holiday, which were well patronied by the inhabitants and villagers round, and passed off sithout the slightest hitch. The following is the ...

... I (By Orlando lhistlecraht.) 'Report for the week ending November 11th, 1882. Nov. Wind. Rain. Character. Deg Beg Sun 5 45 9 S.W. 10 Windy, but very war Shower 10 p.m. Mon 6 42 54 S.W. - Mild and partly bright. Tues 7 44 49 N.W. 36 Rain early; cloudy day. Wed S 8S3 43 S.W. 15 Showers early; bright day Th 9 40 49 W.S.W. _ Fine and bright. Fri 10 37 481 W. - Very bright drying day. Sat 11 37 40 ...

... L No. 17. Epitaphs arranged in what may be termed the eccentric, or puzzling style, peculiar to the seventeenth century, are I here and there to be found in remote parts of Suffolk, and, as an old writer observes, in reference to such inscriptions, All is not solemnity and sorrow in the thoughts of the concocters of these effusions. Thus, as an illustration, the following, in the chancel of ...

... 5 Lord and Lady Walsingbam will entertain the Prince of Wales and a large shooting party at Merton on e November 20 or 27. 3 A marriage has been arranged between Colonel Sir .f Edmund F. Du Cane, R.E., ?? Chairman-and i Surveyor-General of Prisons, and Mrs. Grimston, widow t of Colonel Grimston, of Grimston Garth and jilnwick, Yorkshire. l The fashionable correspondent of the Couentry Gentle- ...

... THE IPSWICH JOURNAL. ITHE LORDS AND THE ARREARS BI:LL. An attempt is being made to raise the country against the House of Lords on ac- count of their daring to attempt to amend Mr. Gladstone's work. At present there is only at slight responsetothe wire-pullers, notwithstand- ing the dark enormity of the oftence of the Peers. In fact the Caucus managers are learning the truth of that axiom of ...

... - ~ ~ ~ ~ 1 __ FI..J enel na b -I. I. rr 'a It *1 'hc ise olii DM ;sq te iam S f t cri °01 Pei 0o1 he and he cot cci WI BU the oil no -: ror Dr ipI pal pa) tot of al th Lal fa; Ur to WI WI e) i1 hi 171 fit ci 13 It r I C I~ Ii The annual harvest fjte was held on Tuesday, and no;- - withstanding the miserable weather, was a very successful es affair. Divine service was held in the church at ...

... LOWESTOFT g.PR OIMEV T COMMISSIONERS. Ol Monday erepig the monthly meeting of the Com- I ini~iope5 wa hel, under. the presidency of ?? 1~ Clsrlce~Thert.-esie also present:-Mr. J. Beckett, jun., Mg. W. Wrina, M .,3 Tracy, Mr. ?? Woods, Mr., E iXerrison. 1larvey. ..E. Adams, Mr. 3. Maconochie, :1 .W. Maddison, Mr.W. HXClubbe, Mr.T. II.Leggett, 8. (rAgg, r. .eTw..W.Ethe~rveddge, Mr. W. Youngman, ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS. FRIDAY, December 1. The Speaker took the chair at 4 o'clock. : i'eerpool Rloctioer.-A new writ was issued. Rgppt.-Mir. Labouchere asked whether it was true as reported in papers-this morning, to all charges except those of participating the military operations were to be withdrawn against Arabi, and that be was to be con- demned to baniehment. Sir C. Dilke said that no ...

... T r aa ALDHAM. ,ud Tere was a special thanksgiving service last week Vin Aidham Church. This well-proportioned but of dilapidated building, so interesting from its great an- bha tiquity, from its almost unique round tower, its hand- of somely-carved but much worm-eaten oaken seats, and or from its standing so near the spot where grand old Row- RCt land Taylor was martyred, was for the harvest ...

... IPSWICH PAVING AND LIGHTING I COIW,..ITEE. The fortni-ghtly meeting or this Committee wise held at all the Town Hall, yesterday (Friday), Mr. B. P. Grimsey, Pic the chairman oa the Commnittee, prsdnthe other let gentlemen present includling :-Mr. A.F lclo vce- bo chairman), the Mayor (F. Fish, Eeq.), Mr R. Annles,: im Mr. . B.Jeiries, Mr. E. Grimwaae,3 Mr. W. Hutci- i son, Mr. A. Beaumont, and ...