... A special meeting of the Suffolk Executive Com. mittee under tbe Contagious Dissasee (Animals) Act was held at the County Hall, Ipswich, on Saturday, when there were ?? H1nniker (chairman), . Major Barnardiston, Mr. T. Lomax, Mr. J. A. Hemp. e son, Mr. Boby, Mr. George Fiske, Mr. Win. Manfield, Mr. John Sherwood, Mr. J. H. Turner (agent to Lord Bristol), and Mr. P. Turner and Mr. A. IE. ...

... IPSWICH. it The result of the election in the Westgate Ward was a made known shortly before ten o'clock on Friday night, at afollows:-Mr. G.o. Butcher EL), 1,062; Mr. W. E. , Kersey (C), 1,041; Mr. C. J. Meadows (C), 919. The d newo of the unexpected victory wae received at the a Reforia Club byea turmultuous assembly, whhcb, a con- temporary says, received every member of the party x with ...

... DISTRICT iNtWL1LGIENC 1. - LAYDON.-CLAYDON COTTAGERS' SHOW. -A meetiog of the Committee arvaa bld at tbe 'Crown Inn, Claydon, on Wednesday asternoon to male proper arrangements for its continuance another year. 'Until last year there has not been a show in Claydon for some years, and it was proposed, although rather late in the season, to try 'and re-crmate it last summer, and the efforts of ...

... A large meeting of gentlemen intereeted in the con- ditioan of the Felixetowe Road was held at Nacton on Monday. Mr. Felix T. Cobbold occupied the chair, and amongst others present were - Mr. H. J. W. Jervie, Dr. S. H. Bartlet, Mr. A. R. Hunt, Mr. Chas. Choeton, 'Mr. B. A. PFoford, Mr. W. Everitt, Mr. S. Dawson, Mr. J. a. Dawson, Mr. F. W. Dadding, Mr. F. W. Wilson, Mr. Henry Laws; Rev. I. ...

... WOODIBRIDGE. BOARD OF G&uBDA!Ns.-The weekly meeting of this Board was held at the Board Room on Thursday, Mr. W. P. ?? Phillips presiding.-A letter was received from Mr. W. Cuthbert Quilter, M.P., expressing regret at the death of the Clerk (Mr, 3. C. Fisk), and symapathy with his bereaved ?? was proposed by the Chairman, seconded by Mr. D. Burrows, and unanimously resolved, * Tb.A the members ...

... A Conservative meeting, well attended considering the number of counter attraecti lns, was held in thc Conservative Club Room, Walton, on Monday evening. Mr. Chas. C. Choston occupied the chair, and ?? others present were ?? Matheov, MCr. J. I. Wal- ford, Mr. C. Downee, Mr. W. Campbell, Mr. W. Cackow, Mr. E. Cackow, Mr. Grayston, Mr. D. Miller, Mr. Hancock, Mr. W. Read, Mr. T. Aldous, Mr. ...

... CV, I ?? w I P .5 1. 'T t 11 0itrIIaf+ SATURDLY, NOVEMBER 2:3. Sir OsEiRLES RUSSELL has performed the only duty which the acceptance of the presi- dency of the lpswich Reform Club imposes upon. him; he hae delivered before an admir- ing and enthusiastic assembly his presidential address, and in all human probability he will never trouble himself further about the responsibilities attaching to ...

... WEST BERGHOLT CONSERYA.TIVE CLUB DINNER. Tio annual dinnvr of the members of the above Club wa. held in the schoolroom, West Boreholt, o01 Monday evening. ' lie room had been lavishly decorated with lantin-, md presenoted a very attractive appearance: ML'. Horace Round presided, and amonu those present woro--M: James Ronadd, MP, General Worsley, Rev J Storr, R v H P Elood, Mr Cooper Fenn, and ...

... THE AGRIfC6LTURAL RFTUFRNmS. We have received from the Board of Agriculture a copy of the agricultural returns for the past year. On the whole the returns are rather more encouraging than they have been in recent years. The number of returns received from occupiers of land was 574,840. Of these 43e9,384 were in Englaud','63,003 in Wales, and 82,453 in Scotland, and there were altogether 4j376 ...

... SOUIETY GOSSIP. (From World.) >rinc Ilohoalohe, lwho has been staying at Bsl- Moral for some time, has been on a visit to the Duke t and Duohoss of Fife at Datf House. a Prince Ferdinand has been cruising for the hand of Priucosee Cleoutino (his mother's god- . daughter), the youugost daughter of the Eiug of the Belgiauls. wvo will have aun immoese fortune, her parents beinf rich boyoud the ...

... I ThLere was a wondetful show of dress at the Rail. way Wedding, and the old Savoy Chapel blossomed like a rose. To say that the church resembled a flower-bed is to make use of an ancient simile, yet I know nothing better to compare it to, always pro. vided one imagine an autumn garden full of velvety dahlias and chrysanthemums. Most of the ladies were dressed in velvet, and the rich shades ...

... On Monday evening the fonrth annual meeting of the Sudbury Conservative Working Men's Club was held in the Beading room of that institution, under the presidency of Major Barnardiston, chairman of the Committoee-The Chairman opened the proceedings, paying a well-morited compliment upon the business tact and ability displayed by Mr. Pratt, who bad from the commencement acted as their hon. ...