... For thirty years This very successful Society has mnain- at talled a most prominent position amongst provincial 12 flower shows; indeed, it is not too much to say that; only two or three local societies have equalled, if any have T surpassed it. It is worthy of remark, and is in itself tc a remarkable fact, that during this long period there 2i have been only two really wvet days, while the ...

... I IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. | HOUSE OF LORDS. IUESDAY, July 25. The Lord Chancellor took his seat on the woolsack at a quarter past 4 o'clock. Petitions.-The Earl of Rosebery presented petitions from Wisbeach, Harbourn, Ipswich, and other places, in favour of alteration in law relating to the protection of young girls. Egypt and India.-Lord Enfield moved that Her Majesty having directed a military ...

... ABOLITION OF OUTDOOR RELIEF. On Saturday a meeting of the Norfolk Chamber of Agriculture wals held at the Norfolk Hotel, Norwich, for the purpose of considering the desirability of establishing some system of charity oranisation 'with a view to the abolition of outdoor relief. Mr. E. Gfilbert the President of the Chamber, occupied the chair. The subject was introduced by Mr. C. L. Buxton, who ...

... THE IBOMBARDMENT OF ALEXANDRIA. The city of Alexandria is now guarded by marines and sailors landed from the British fleet, aided by American and German. The city was found to be in a deplorable state, and large portions of it had been destroyed by the fires raised by Arabi's followers, and by the convicts who were released from the prisons while the Egyptian army were in retreat. Sir ...

... IMPERIAL PAIRLI AM ENT. HOUSE OF LORDS. SATURDAY, Jaly 22. Lord Blackburn, in the absence of the Lord Chancellor, took his seat upon the woolseack at half-past 12 o'clock. The Arrears of Rent (Ireland) Bill was brought in and read a first time. The House adjourned at 25 mineutes to one o'clock. MONDAY, July 24. The House met at four o'riock, when the Royal assent was given by Commission to 36 ...

... The work undertaken by the promoters of the move- ment for Church extension in Ipswich has been so far E prosperous that two additional chorehes have been founded, two large congregations gathered together, and two clergymen of great accivity and popularity have been a added to the clergy lahouring in Ipawich. The two I churches to which we allude are All Saints, St. Matthew's, and St. ...

... A most interesting and pleasing ceremony was success- fully performed on Saturday last, on the occasion of the .ly.ur of the memorial stone of the new Grammar School. For some time past it has been thought desirable by the Governors and others that a new building should be l erected in some healthy and promising locality, and 3 where a larger number of scholars might come under I its influence ...

... THE B OMBARDMENT OF ALEXANDRIA. A despatch, of whice the following is a copy, has been received at the Admiralty from Admiral Sir Beauchamp Seymour, ?? Commander-in-Chief of her Majesty's shins and vessels on the Mediterranean Station, dated on board her Majesty's ship Invincible, July 14tb, 1852, at Alexandria:- Invincible, at Alexandria, July 14, 1852. IC Sir,-I have the honour to request ...

... IPSWILCH. The Marchioness of Hertford has left town for the Continent for the remainder of the season. The Dowager Lady Hmntingfield has arrived at Brown's Hotel from Brighton. *, IX Lady Broke-Middleton has left Brown's Hotel for Lyminster. Sir Evelyn Wood, V.C., has been ordered to hold him- self in readiness to embark for Egypt. The Countess of Ashburmham had an asseblyat Ashburoham House, ...

... I On Thursday afternoon a public meeting was held in Willis's Rooms with reference to the crisis in Egypt. Mr. E. P. Bouverie presided, and was supported by the Marquis of Salisbury, the Duke of Northumberland, the Duke of Sutherland, the Duke of Buccleuch, the Earl of Carnarvon, the Earl of Galloway, the Marquis of Water- ford, Viscount Barrington, Sir Stafford Northeote, Sir B. Temple, Mr. W ...

... LONDON,COLCHESTER IPSWICH, WOODBRIDGE. YARMOUTH, AND NORWICH, WITH BRANCHES TO MALDON, BRAINTERE, SUDBURY, HAVERHILL, BURY, HARWICH, HADLEIGH, FRAMLINGHAM. ALDEBURGH, LOWESTOFT, AND BUNGAY 7ROM C O 0L STREET 3 ,rotfdrd ?? ?? O 6ro 'tG ?? -e g~o a nor ?? ?? ?? S ...

... Considerable excitement exists at Stamford as to a letter written by the Marchioness of Exeter to the churchwardens of St. Martin, Stamford, disapproving the curate-in-charge having provided an extra choral evening service for some former members cf the congre- gation of St. John, Stamford, who have left that church owing to the appointment of the Rev. G. Waller, a very Low Churchman. The ...