... ?? 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 ...

... 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 ...

... ARTILLERY VOLUNTRERS.-TWO detachments of the Beccles Battery proceeded to Yarmouth on Saturday for gmn practice. A strong wind was blowing on shore, so that the target could not be got out, and a few rounds were fired at the Militia target with a fair result. C CUP COMPETITION.-On Saturdav last, the competi. a tors in Class B, G Company 2nd Norfolk Rifle Volunteers r met on the Common. In ...

... DEBENHiAN. Yesterday was a festive day at Debenham, which is the centre of a good neighbourhood. The festivities commenced at an early hour and were kept up with vigour until evening. The members of the Court Star of Suffolk A.O.F. celebrated their anniversary, in the usual way by, in the first instance, attending divine service in the grand old parish church, where an admir- able sermon ...

... THE IPSWICH JOIURNAL. THE GLADSTONE.PARNELL TREATY. We know now why the suspects were released from Kilmainhamn, why Mr. Forster left the Cabinet, why Mr. Chamberlain remains behind to carry out a policy more nearly resembling Mr. Forster's than his own, why the Arrears Bill-brought in by the Government so soonl after these changes-is cast in the same miould with that of Mr. Redmond, and we ...

... EASTERN COUNTIE IN ORDER OF: XERI TINCTION OF CAMXBIDGEL Ish EXAMINATION!S. O~ qE'NT{,1 ?? SENIOR STUDwNTV ' S ,,c c'0 led, Y. 1 0 1 (l~Irqjj~ Bracketed 0, 21T:sc G. 1). Seaton, Stamford. Prwc n(, I 4, F~ linildnr, King., Li-n ?? WV. G. Conner, Nori2'11' En fl. S 1. Primaol, Norwich. VI.~j 00G. A. Blosope, Suttonl Bridge Et, rn.~ School. 5 .5,Miss F. A. Cowell, Dialanuen.' 5tIic0 P iI ...

... The annual meeting of the enimbers of this Associa- tion was held on Tuesday afte-noon, at the Town Hail, Ipswich. There were present the Rev. P. M. Stednian (chairman), Mr. R. Johnson, Mr. 1W. Mianfield, Mr. H. W. Packard, Mr. G . W. Pretty. Mr. G. E. Jeaffreson, Mr. J. A. Smith, Dr. W. A. Elliston, Mr. J. Gray. The minutes of the last meeting having been con- firmed, MIr. Johnson read' the ...

... A scooting Li this Board was h ekl on Wednesday, when e there were present Mr. W. Fhrscr (Chairman), Miss Givinwade, Mr. S. Alexander, Mr. J. 3.. Frase, rJ D. Piper, Mr. G. Hines, and Rev. T. M. Morris. A letter was read from the Edo'ation Department, assenting to the opening of Alan Read, Infant School as 0 a temporary Beoard school. Thes matter was referred to the School Management Committee ...

... AT THE ROYAL ACADEMY, (By our Special Conucspoudat.i At the one hundred and fourteenth exhibition of the Royal Academy, which will be opened to the public on i Monday next, there are 1,696 pictures and statues, and report insists that some six or seven thoulsatnd works sub- mitted to the Committee were rejected-many because 1 they were more or less unworthy, the remainder for lack of space in ...

... COMPLIMENTARY DINNER AND PRESENT- ATION. An unusually brilliant season with the Essex and Suffolk bounds was fittingly brought to as close on Sat- urday by a complimentary dinunr, and the presentation of a silver hunting horn to the master, T. W. Nunn, Esq., who has hunted the extensive country in such a manner as to strengthen-if, indeed, that is possible- the respect and esteem felt towards ...

... The inspection of this Regiment took place on Friday, the inspecting officer being Colonel Massendea (Sth Hassars). The usual prizes for swordsmanship followed the inspection. The week's training ended, as usual, with the races, which took place in Rolehbrooko Park on Saturday afternoon. The day being beautifully file, 'a large number of persons assembled. There were six events, and they were ...

... A n P - R L tJ I A INT. t' , - ARI? N LORF I.)RDS, r-,ir sn lil ?Iny , 1 ,~elt: tool; his seat onl the wooloack at A I 'cope prc.lented 1petitions from , ; - O k. Suffolk, Yarmouth, end r 1 pi olihition of thoepayment i,!i ?? froin tile Scottish Tem- - ! zl' U ,'ii i ! .-The Archbishop of : soco I rdalding of the Itnpri on- *i! l,, iil. His , orislip said that the ' . t1ll, t the case of ...