... WEATNER FORECOASTS. Thle followin report was iessed from the Meteoroisg1c Oepartmehit nt 7 p.m. yestcrda~y: D~rssmos~. FonucAsas. 0, Scotland, ?? 'ISsouth-easterly winds, falling light 1.cotland, -E . weth 2; E°langd, ?? Improving for time. S. England, E. 'Westerly and isorth-weoterly breezes; fresh 3 E}ngland, E. ?? (to moderate; some sbowers, then flner. 4. Mile. COUTIU Is KNorthlwesterly ...

... IPSWICH PAVING AND LIGHfTING COMMITTEE. G I The usual fortnightly meeting of the members of this Committee was held on Friday, at the Town Hall. There were present Mr. B . P. Grimsey (chairman), Mr. A. F. Nicolson (vice-chairman), Mr. W. B. Jecfries, Mr. F. Corder, Mr. W. Hutchinson, Mr. E. Grimnwade, Mr. A. Piper, Mr. A. Beaumont, Mr. F. A. Christie. The Gas Inspector (Mr. E. C. Sayer), ...

... | EP1TOE OF FOlREIGNAND GENERAL NEWS. Dll, J. FF.No BRBs, Q.(.,Western circuit, has been appointed to a n Indian judgeship. AN action bas been instituted in the Bomaay I High court by a 1arsece lady for breach of promhise of marriage, the damnages being laid at Xe. i 0.000. Tiiz Paris papers announce that the prime author of the post-ollice robbery in that city has just been arrested, T rs ...

... FIRES IN T1,M, ME Tplp Down to yesterdaly29f fires lh-ji °;Cred - t I ioetropolis ?? 2g thie Imnsicil sy vi.-I three olil saardayl, .agant -L ill I e lceeding week, and 3S in the corresponding period of Isj.e;lin bUNi)AY ?? blocirkel-up finu waos tul c use ofve cowsieralile lage isy fire to a Coriidesaer's Slhoi ater7 r)iiumonsd-roadl, tleriiiolidsev, a few ?? before 0 11 in the mins lig. It ...

... Mr. Trevelyan has given an anthoritative denial to the assertion so confidently repeated of late, that our navy is or will be shortly inferior to that of France, in every respect, both in ships, men, and guns, in strength, swiftness, and indeed in every quality that belongs to a good navy. It is not necessary to refer to the figures brought forward by Lord Henry Lennox and others in support of ...

... The Budget for 1882.3 may be deseribed by a simple process. To the expenditure of last year add a quarter of a million for relief to highways and to the income nearly the same amount from carriages upon two and four wheels, and you have the Budget for the year to come. There is a kind of poetical justice in relieving the farmers from highway rates, and in calling upon the country gentlemen who ...

... BURGLARY BY AMERCHANT A? LF.Ifff. At the Chester Spring Assizes, on Saturday last before Mr. Justice Chitty, Williamn Buck-ley, 18, pattern case maker, JohnM Y- gent, 18, warehouseman, and Alfred Proadlfoot, 33, mer- chant, were indicted for having at Lymm, on the l4th inst., burglarously broken and entered the dvellvng house of Patrick Proudfoot, father to the last-namcd prisoner, and stolen ...

... RTESIGNIATION OF THE LORD- LIEUTENANT OF IRELAND. DunBLN. Fridav. DunwN, Friday. Earl Cowper has resigned the Lord-Lieutenancy of Ireland, and Earl Spencer has accepted the appointment. The Press Association believes that it is not improbable that Earl Cowper will succeed Earl Spencer as Lord Pre- sident of the Privy Couniiil, the two noble Lords simply exchanging offices. Whether this ...

... NM. PASTEUR'S RECEPTION AT TaFlE FRENCE ACAAr#EMy. M= oun ow W N Coayi rPOENT.) ?? ±xAis,.ThUksday, A curious sitting of the Academy, where the man' of Jcience defended faith, and the man of religion talked science ! I do not know hcew this phenomenon will be regarded by the world, at large, but to some minds it would appear as though the 'sentence of death against this kind of academical ...

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... ST. MUTHBERTS, EYERTONT D* MIh: B. Forwood opened g yesterdhay, the t-aro andi f3ee favre which is being held at St. Idall for the purpose of raising funds to 1-501 debt remaining on St. Cuthbert's ch-'b 'vartt. There was again -a large and ftienable r.s ebly of ladies and gentlemen, those fveent i1cluding the Rev. d. Gallagher (vicar of St. Ptt&ber~s) a.esisr. A. r. Forwood, William Rad- in . ...

... THlE BIRMINGHAM, WALSAJL, AND CANNOCIv CHASE RAILWAY BILL. This bill was again before a Select Committee or the House of Commons yesterday, under the presideney of Siy John Kenna- way, DI.P. Mr. Herbert Saunders, QiC.. Mr. Alfred Young, Mr. Wordley Taylor, and Mr. ?? EdwaRTds apipssreit for the prQ- moteTs; Mr. S. Pope. Q.C., Mr. Littler, Q.C., Mr. Chandos Leh, ?? and Mr. Bickersteth for tie ...