... THE IPSWICH JOITRNAL. The Egyptian business does not improve. It is a trouble to all concerned, in a very emphatic f sense. It has had the effect of once more exposing the futility of the European Concert, or of reliance upon that Yery mysterious entity. Whenever any strain is put upon the Concert of Europe, the first result is delay, as the next is confusion, and the last a resolution of the ...

... ALDEBURGII. WrILD Fowt.-On Thursday, during the strong N. and N.E. Sale, large quantities of wild fowl passed over the town, and to sea-bound from the North. One very large flight of geese passing over the Hight Street, but out of gun-shot, about mid-day, whirled and settled in the Sudboorne marshes. We may depend these never- failing signs of bad weather, are but just in front of an old ...

... A meeting of the Ei xecutive Committee under the Con- tagious Diseases (Animals) Act, 1878, was held at the County Hall, Ipswich, on Tuesday. The Right Hon. Lord Henniker presided, and the other Magistrates pre- sent included the Right Hon. Lord Rendleslham, M.P., Mr. R. D. French, Capt. A. 14. Morse, Mr. Thomas Lomax, Major Barnardiston, Mr. A. C. Pretyman, and Rev. F. Steward. The ...

... FRAXLINGHAMht FARM~IERS' CLUB. The monthly meeting of the members of this Club was grc held on Monday evening, at the Crown Hotel, Framhlig- ths ham. Mr. Geo. E. Jenifreson occupied the chair, andO ind amongst those present were-Mr. Geo. Gooderhamn, Mr. am~ S. G. Carley, Mr. F. S. Ling, Mr. F7. J. Cook, Mr. H. PatI F. Smith, Mr. T. Walker, Mr. D3. F. Smith, Mr. R. Whitebead, Mr. W. 51. Pulhiam ...

... FARMERS' EXPENDITURE. Sin,-The Ipswich Journal is so extenuively circu- lated amongst landowners and farmers that I think I need not apologiso for offering the following remarks on that part of Sir E. Kerrison's examination before the Duke of Richmond's Commission, in which he ex- presses an opinion that farmers might improve their positions by buying less expensive machinery and less ...

... ?? O COeIMON S. M0oxuDA, May 15. P z;izf ottl Mr. PU, zil.- Mr. Lewis FPFi- Lord of the Treasury whether be would lit nt j. the doetumentarv evidence of the intentions tr-rilyrlvipnrieoaed iembers of the House with to thrir Pondliet. if released from custody, r;:illrtle FrAs T~ord of the Treasury stated haid ' l ?? tlhrou b thse late t'5ief Secretary. Mr.1, i tone The documentarv evidence ...

... READING-ncn)M0 AND LlTrRAceY INSTITUTE. -Tire annual general meeting Of this Societr was held on Wednesday evening. The report of the Committee, read by the Secretary, was not so encouraging as oln former years. There had been a falling off of members and an excess of expenditure over receipts, due in some measure to a desire on the part of the Committee to increase the advantages of the ...

... THE IPSWICH JOURNAL. MR. GLADSTONE'S CLOTURE. The Government have not done much since Parliament opened, but they have managed to snstain two defeats, one in each House, and they have induced the House of Commons, at last, to agree to the report of the Address. This is the net result of the first fortnight's work, but wve are promised great things,.if only we submit freely to Mr. Gladstone. ...

... I (By Orlando WhIstlecraft.) Report for the week ending April 22nd, 1882. April Wid !1&bSS2. ?? RXtSWind Rain. Character. Deg Del Sin 16 32 5t' SR. __ Fine, and partly bright. Mon 17 39 .55' S. '1 Rain a.m. Unsettled day. Ttles 11 44 53 .W. 01 Stormy am. Fine p.m. Wed 19 '3 S Ss S.S.W. - Cloudy, hazy, and close. Th 20' 47, 62' S.W. 02 Stormy, but wvarts, and the p.m. bright. Fri 1l39 66 S W. ...

... TEL STATE OF IRELAND. The shoeliing mnrdier of Mrs. Sinythe in WrstnLeath, which avs briefly reported ill the J.ourrl on Tuesday, continues to occupy i ?? attention. Thi circnmstanees are of the inst painful character as the deceased lady was the mother of a young family. The Irish '1'ihime says of the murder:- In former cases, even the murder of Mr. Herbert. the feeling was rather that of ...

... TOWNv HALL, Thursday, Ma1fy ?? Ifu Doughty. Esq. (chairman), Col. Long, T. LcrnsIli P. E. Babington, Esqrs. ae Theatre License.-Mrs. Fry, the wife of Jobn pry oe B hall, solicitor, applied for d obtained a lie ' f performanet ofll, stage plays for the apace of two dts fr the Mar bet Hall, Sasmuodham. ?? day, ia% Elesseetary Rl ?? Field, of 1 chhargele with not having sent his child liesr ...

... h FOREIG-N iNTELLIGI ENCE. FRANCE. The French Chamber of Deputies have again rejected by 167 to 123 votes the amendment proposed by M. Jules Simon to the Compulsory Primary Education Bill, requiring that pupils should be taught their duty to God and to their country. The Rdpublique Franfasie under the direct manage- ment of W. Gambetta, is stirring up the public on the question of Egypt, which ...