... SIR STAFFORD NORTHCOTE ON PUBLIC AFFAIRS, Sir Stafford Northcote visited Plymouth on Friday for the purpose of attending a complimentary banquet to Mr. John Treitnyne, formerly member for East Corn- wall, who was recently the unsucoessful candidate for the representation of that division. The banquet was held in a large tent erected in the grounds of the Earl of Mount-Edgecmbe, and there was a ...

... IFOIREIGN lNTE LtGENC .iE .EGYPT. Tire Ulddive and Dervisch Palsha proceeded to Alex- amnlria on Tuesday by the orders of the Suiltan. Large I reinforcements of troops harve been sent thither. It is said that the inumber of persons killed in the late riots amounts to 100. The bodies of 55 Europeans have been found, one being that of Mr. Pihlworth, engineer of her Majesty's ship Superb. Arabi ...

... 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 ...

... From the Gazette of June 6th. Return to the 27th day of May:- Name of Bank. Place of Issue, Title of Bank. Bury & Suffolk Bauk, Sudbury Bank, aud Stowmarkot Bank .. 'Bury St. Ed- muud's ?? Oakes, Bevan, and Co. Cambridge Bank ?? Cambridge and Cam- bridgeshire Bank . Colchester Bank ?? Colchester and Essex Bank, and Witham and EssexBank, and Hadleigh, Snffolk, Bank . ?? EssexBauk&Bishop's ...

... About tot stand of Snider rifles and needle guns, with bayoncts, 2i hlrge cases of six-chalnbered revolvers, some mark-en Colt, and others 'Hartford, U.S.A.. to- c tetlier With malln kegs of gunpowder, and between 00,000 t and 100,0,c rounds of fully-charged ammunition, have been found in a large stable in Rydon Crescent, Clerkil- n well, ?? to the house of Mr. G. Schoof, ?? c manufacturer ...

... I ACCIDENT TO SIR CLAUDE DE CRESPIGNY, BART., AT MALDON. An enormous crowd assembled at Malden on Saturday to witness a balloon ascent. The voyage would have been a successful one but for a somewhat serious accident at the start. The intention was that Sir Claude Cham- pion de Crespigny, Bart., and the Baronet's sister (Miss De Crespigny), should ascend with Mr. Simmons, a noted abronaut, in ...

... FOREJIGN INTELLIGENCE. AMERICA. The result of Bossa's recent performances has been that the bank has refused to continue his account, and the Monarch Line has withdrawn his ticket agency. He has also received an anonymous warning to leave the country on the peril of being lynched if he remains. He receives numbers of insulting letters. A hundred sub- scribers have stopped taking his paper. The ...

... ; THE GRAND OLD MAN. Si r,-A well-known French paper writes as follows When weill the people of England open their eyes. and cease to be dragged tbrongh the nud, abroad and at home, for the sake of the 'Grand Old Man' ? I ask the same question. Englaind has another farce like Dulcigno being enacted at Alexandria. Whilst I write English subjects are threatened in Egypt, andl alc liable at any ...

... The inmates of the Hartiemere Workhouse have evi- dently in Mr. and Afro. Riches (the new master and matron), strict disciplinarians, yet kind-hearted and feel- ing people, whose object appears to be to render the lives of those under their charge as little monotonous as possible. A few days ago, at the solicitation of Mrs. Riches, a kind-hearted lady sent some toys to the house for the ...

... NORLWICt CORN RE-TURNS.-Wijliam B corn, was summoned before the on Saturday, at the instance Of for buying on the 11th April, sixty-four coombs of wheat at 2 ing on the l8th of April, being afterwards or on any other day! returned to John Corke, hewO Revenue appointed to receive SIX of his purchase, with the pricC aT the same. together with the 'la' to the Act. Defendant pleaded supervisor, ...

... MARKETS CORN EXCHANGE,}LNO WEDNESDAT, Mjay1, 8 'eweather has l~su floe ion- the Past few d termpoeat~ire has beet'inmuch wulrio~ ?? ' by th-e rain we hadl last week. I'i ?? grain are emibu rmalroec i i f ,1iit wheat, oar, a e ats, ict oc itse ~l1 'i or peas. At chic day's, marketbo 1rli ninnay people not baring yet reoujr:.c4aie iltid1 Wheat was generally held for fe ie 0111 Uf q ia i isas ...