... 'oN SiRVATIVE DEMONSTRATION AT LOWEST OFT. * c,, oscrvative Aseociatian for Lowestoft and dis. L whlich was formed in the latter part of last year is nveryv ^i perously, and is realising the good tlil'sgs v ervl f it as an agency for strengthening the Con- evtir ?? inl thle district embraced within its sphere 0s craXtie- 'ilie zeal which the President of the Asso- C Chester and other gentlemen ...

... IwIc ?? OO B BOARD. - mACfA. Office Chanibers, Wednesday. p Post Oftice Chambers, Wednesday. Pre. t 'g 'ir'ton Turner (vice-chairman), in the chair:; c ely. er F.H. Maude, Mr. S. Alexander, c il9 Fri ?? J. D. Piper, Mr. G. Hines, Mr.t B 1 ?? ' T. M. Morris, and Miss Grimwade. c i ia received from the Chairman (Mr. R. c .literrr~ating that he should be unable to be orD ?? d*ro E 5t3E IX ...

... Lcttcrs to the Editor, and all mattervs re- 1ating to the Editorial send Reporting Departrnents should be addressed to the Editor. Advertisements and all comnmanmecations respecting themn, and orders for News- papers to CTIARLES BArRELL, to whom also Chegues and Post Office Orders should be made payable. ...

... flXDDt~lfO. SUDDEN DRATH.-A little boy six months old, son of Mr. James Underwood, grocer, died very suddenly on Saturday evening. The child was sitting in its grand- mother's lap, when it fell back in a fit and died in about three min'ntes. The medical attendant was of opinion that death was the result of convulsions. STARn-BOWXIETT BUnLDING SOCIETr.-Mr. T. B. Cocks, compositor, of this town, ...

... WESTMINSTER ELECTION. A vacancy has been caused in the representation of Wetrminster, by the acceptance by Sir Charles Russell of the Chiltern Hundreds. The cause of Sir Charles's resignation was failing health. The Liberals made great effort to obtain a candidate, but could not succeed. Lord Algernon Percy, the C'onservative candidate, was accordingly declared to be duly elected yesterday. ...

... AYLSHAM. A FIRE ScREoN IN COURT.-At the County Court ,on Thursday, John Balls, labourer, sued Julia Nicholls, who was described as an innkeeper's daughter, to recover Is., the value of a fire screen detained. The screen described in the particulars of claim consisted of a framework formed of plasterer's lath, mounted upon a hedge stick, the framework carrying a quantity of her- ring ...

... I LETTERS TO TrE EDITOR. HOXNE AND HARTISMERE UNIONS. Sra,-I will gladly assist the Hoxne Guardian, who writes to you, in his calculations. The nett saving of a partial amalgamation of the two unions is now, according to Mr. Moore's figures (clerk to the Hoxne Board), A780-on the present number of paupers-divisible between the two unions. A further saving may be made by the Hoxne Union if they ...

... FOOT-AIND-MOUTH DISEASE IN SUFFOLK. A conference between the members of the Executive Committee under the Contagious Diseases (Animals Act), and representives of the different Union Suib-Committees was held at the King's Head Hotel, Stowmarket, on Monday. The object of this conference was to consider whether anyalterations-shouldbhe made in reference to the regalations in force under the Act. ...

... THE IPSWICH JOURNAL. Mr. Gladstone is off again. He has given his friends and foes another example of the openness of his mind. He has brought the most extravagant demand of the most audacious set of agitators that Ireland has ever seen- and that is saying much-within the reach of the practical politics of the day. Peel, Russell, Palmerston, and Beaconsfield, men of 'widely differing ...

... (By outr Seceial 00rrespoDslcilt.) The Liberals all round are extremely uncomfortable. There is a general feeling among thems that they have run into a dead-look. There are some things stronger than majorities. One of the things most fatal to a majority is a rising sentiment, to a considerable extent independent of party-a sentiment of misgiving as to what may be the outcome of the policy to ...

... MI1SCELLANEOTUS NEWS. A Cabinet Council was held at two p.m. on Saturday at the Premier's official residence, Downing Street. All the Ministers were present. A respite for Herbert Snell, who was condemned to death at the recent Notts Assizes for the murder of Mr. George Hardy, at South Wheatley, has been received in Nottingham from the Home Office. The Princess Christian laid the foundation ...

... Tsu LATE MELANCHOLY DA.&THL-Since the terribly sudden death of Mr. Fred. Barker, on the 18th ult., and the Coroner's inquest, which resulted in an open verdict of death from drowning, various comments have been made by the curious as to the razor found near to the spot where deceased was found. This matter is, how- ever, now satisfactorily accounted for, and shows that the Jury were quite ...