... THE BOUNDARY QUES I'IN IN THE STOW UNION. Oa ThurFday Mr. Andrew Johnston, assistant bour- dary commissioner, held an inquiry at the Court house, Stowimarket, to consider the question of the boundary of the Stow Union as affected by the Local Government Bi1l. Those present were-Mr. R. J. Pettiwvard. Rev. H. Hill, Hon. and Rev. A. C. Bailie-Eamilton, Mr. A. C. Prettyman, Mr. J. Hayward, Mr. R. ...

... BECOLES. ETETRTAINMENT.-Oa WednesdRY evening. Mr. Henry Vulliamy gave his refined and original drawing- room entertainment, entitled Brown's Christmas Party','at the Town Hall. The audtence were amused. with humorous and Ray recitations and songs, and their visible faculties much tickled bv sundery items in the variety proerrmine which Mr. Vulliamy sustained without any other assistance then ...

... WESLEYANISM AT IXWOBTIH. MEMORIAL STONE LAYING. Sufficient progress bas been made in the cause of Wesleyanismn at Ixworth and, immediate neighbourhood to warrant the denomination taking.a firmer hold in the villabe by building a new cbapel and school, and on Thursday afternoon the interesting ceremony of laying the memorial stones took place in tbe preesene of a large number~of ladies and ...

... THE BRIT-H. FARMhRS' DAI RY ASSOCIATION. WEDNESDAY'S -EXCURSION. .Wedo.'oday morning was charmingly bright and fine, in acesptuble contrast to the early hours of Tuesday, when the sky was overcast, and a cold No.'-Easter was blowing. There was, however, on Tae1tay the comn- fortiigg nssuratce that the barometer was exceptionally high, so that despite an occasional spit the chatcse w;-ro ...

... F'AT.:I, ?? b ?? , I ,:I1 1: - II I A: - I' 1: K ' . ..W ~, . . , l I - jVIa~.L tip ?? whoiiv' It 1:-j j~fuurit c vo- rain: w ?? ?? 11w N 1:011) at eiht c Ii i appvers thai ?? turnd vii''a re.E tL 'iig Ll'ifOIT.' n LAi . :L- Lair a\if. Taif z-y H Fi l r:1'&c C 'boa, frhe' (vmpi' Wit, a' ''via nai,itcn h s b n,,ua'r I'' lf,, pla yrvt ait ibfif t 'I4t, i f ' ii dii,.Ak !t ; if ' I' ~ ?? jnt ...

... On Tuesday afternoon an inquest was held at the Cape of Good Hope, by E. L. Hussey, Esq. (Cit Coroner), on the body of Thomas Martin, iS years atd, who was found drowned in the Cherwell by Christ Church ferry on Whit-Mondav. The Coroner said this was the case of a man named Thomas Martin, 38 years of age. who lived at Iffloy with his father, formeily in the i2nd Dragoon Guards, who had ...

... I An adjourned meeting of the Board was hold on Thurs- (lay last, for tire purpose of cousidoring a Report of the parliiamoutarv Committee on the Boundsries and the Local Govermrient Bill. Th'e Chairman (MIr. Laker) presided, and there were also present the Mayor (Ald. Underhill), the Master of University, Mr. Harcourt, Mr. A. J. Butler, Mr. J. C. Wilsou, Mr. hobinson, Rev. C. H. Daniel, Mr. ...

... I1--A^ l A - . . ?? ?? .SD (From the Hawpshire Post,) Mliss Alice Duffin, of Nursling, near Southampton, Hauts, states- I have suffered from neuralgia for years, and only those who have endured this tearible pain ean appreciate the amount of suffering which I have under- gone. Of course, Lko all others, I used all the remedies which were recommnended to me, but received no benefit whatever. ...

... T. z COU4T. ?? WINDSOR CASTI.,LA AY 16I., !a Tbe Quteen drove, out YrOaterdiay rifternoon,4 acopaid by her Bloyd Hig Plnes daess Christisa of eSTst-i.Ntlteu. His B c w~no the Preanch Amabsefteand madae Wa Cnton,~ the Earl and Countmaof ?? end Lady WAntage, and LadyhJess LitieY, arie V the Castle. Her Maiestyls dinnerI s~ty in the ~evening inluaded V ?? buesses Tzinc.a and~lse ChristiAn f1 of ...

... POLITICAL r ME'TINGS. LlieWm IN Thevo&,-The atnnal conference and | Tnacting of the Mid-I)arven Liberal AssoclatIon was ebI last eveping at Newto iAbbot. At the ooeferenoe t ht satisfactory reportw *s precentelo the ysar'swowc. akv 4 vote ofjconuldaecpsl In Mfaloe-ayise, member fortbe 'Wt division, was eerrlstlwieh apausoae, and the delegaesa Z? pledged th, e noes to dothiowr utmopt to secure ...

... I : I i . g. 1 . t:riible fi. in 1t.ha;Bl Awe okoad wIU be . ad t3amoy i .Wath 'Wfthl )* Dbay tO5a. it b'es t.610 1i th d ithti 6814;veonbr ?? Pt{-o t mawso of :whoxn .iw 11e b * o^,ltton^.t$eu l0.4 -do0 T la jpe'ssp t vbioh it brok t'empjoys ndqy tw hW b -ahdLid4tiit O1L*4Ie peteoii in~tiid Ztitng~ :ihek,*b + it vW ugi, eza ilnk~hU oti 06e M 0. Aitee 4f Xob women slp at dieltop of a* Xa*6mz ...

... LONDON, THUBSDAY, May 24. A great Liberal victory was achieved at Southampton yesterday, Mir. Evans, the Liberal candidate, being returned by a majority of 885 over Mr. Guest, Conservative. The Conserva- tives had a majority of 342 in 1886 and of 741 in 1885. Sir Thomas Acland presided over the annual conference of the Devon Liberal Federation, held at Tiverton yesterday. A satisfactory report ...