... IPs3wic CTrTrL, Tuesday.-Beef was rather a slow sale, but mutton and pork sold well, es- pecially the latter. IrswIcU CoBN;, Tuesday.-Moderate supply of wheat. T*ade steady at last weeks rates. Reds 2. to 27s., whites up to 28s. Gd. per 504 lb. Slow trade for 'barley, Oats firm; maize un- altered; beans and peas eteady. SAXMUNDHAU CORN, Wednesday. - Wheat about the same, at Ads per qr. Feeding ...

... IPSWICIC BOARD' OF GUARDIANS COMPLAINTS AND COMPLIMENTS, T.he Rev. T. Wickham Tozer presided at the weekly meeting of the Ipswich Board of Guar- dians yesterday. CHAIRltAN 8 CURIOUS CONDU'CT. While the master of the Workhouse (Mr. C. Grayson) was in the room, Mr. Green inquired whether the old men who were set to work on the farm were certified by the medical officer to be fit for such labour, ...

... !IPSWICH BONRD oF GAku~ ?? -HAS MR. GRE'BN MILK FEVER? The above question -was asked by a Guardian yesterday, at the weekly meeting of the Ipswich Board, and with the thermometer soimewhat: . about 80 degrees in the shade, and cows es the subject of discussion, it- came rather apropos. Only Mr. Green- retained his pristine vigour. The other Guardians lolled in their arm chairs, n and mopped ...

... IrawIcH eonxN Taiesday.-EFair supply of 'iheat, trade quiet at barely lest week's rates. Reds 29s. to Sls., whites to 3Ss. per 504 lb. Good supply of barley, trade for all descriptions steady at fully late rates. Oats the turn dearer, maize 6teady, beans and peas fArm. IPSWIC} CATTLE, Tuesday.-A short supply of fat cattle, which met a very brisk trade, the recent high quotations being fully ...

... 'IPSWICI BOARD OF GUARDIANS. e MtIORE t2NSEDlMLY EXH3IBITIONS. The, Rev. T. Wickham Tozer presided at the 8 weekly meeting of the Ipswich Board of - Guardians yesterday. I MR. GREEN IN SEARCH OF INFORMATION. 2 'Mr. Green said a fortnight ago he asked who, 0 l was the author of the circular as to the aim- plifying of the collection of rates sent only to the Asiessment Committee. 'He was then ...

... PROPOSED SCROOL BOARD FOR WICKRAM MARKET. CHURCH v. NONCONFORMITY. The principal business considered at the an- imal Parish Meeting at Wickham Market on Wednesday evening was the following resolu- ?? it is expedient that a School Board be formed for the parish of Wickham Market. Mr. Frank Dale (chairman of the Parish Council) presided over a good attend- auce. In proposing the resolution, Mr. ...

... I IPSWiCa bOARD OiF OURDIANS COST OF GASS POWER FOR ELECTRIC LIGHTING. The Rev. T. Wiklkiha Tozer presided at the weekly meeting of the Ipswivch Board of Guardians yesterday. Mr. P. H. Bagenal, Local Goard Inspector for t the Eastern Countics. was present. ELECTRIC LIGHTIN AT TIMA HOUSE O Mr. Uiriffen said he should like to know the cost of the 'gas utiliaed in. driving the electric ...

... Irswvo Coi, 'Tiesday.-Good supply of wheat; trade slow at barely last week's rates. Reds 26s. to 27s., whites up to 28s. 6d. per 5041b. Grinding barley rather easier; oats quiet; maize slow; beans and peas unaltered. IPSWICU CATTLE, Tluesday.-The numbers penned were:-72 fat and store cattle, 1,432 sheep, 614 pigs, and 12 horses. 'The cattle trade was dull as compaewl with last week, stores not ...

... I . 1. MR. GBEEN WRITES TO THE LOCAL GOVERNME1NT BOARD. .e 'r The weekly meeting of the Ipswich Board of Guardians yesterday ways presided over by Mr. G. Fisk (vice-chairman). A USEFUL GIFT. Mrs. Frances Holden wrote offering to give to those men in the Infirmary of the Work- house who wished, a sling or appliance attached to the foot of their beds, so they could pull themselves ?? Rev. A. A. ...

... IrsvicH CORN, Tuesday. - Small supply of wheat; trade steady at last week's rates. Reds 27s. to 27s. Gd. ; whites to 28s. 6d. per 504 lb. Few sramples of barley on offer, which met a slow sale. Oats firm; maize rather dearer; beans and peas steady.. IPSWTrC' CATTL1n, Tuesday.-Larga- supply of stock of all deseripons; and a lot of lbisiness waa'. Lranbae'ted. btort iiattit still dear. Pigs a ...

... The Labour. Department report to The I Board of Trade Journal and Labour Gazette that the general state of employment in Decem- ber has continued good, and the percentage of unemployed members returned by trade unions is lower than at any similar period of the year since 1889. A comparison of the returns for the end of December with those of the previous month is to some extent affected by ...

... MISER'S VANISHINaG BANK NOTES. In the Queen's Bench Division, on Thursday, ;Mr. Yeend King, a well-known artist, acting Ias administrator of the estate of the late Mr. IGeorge H. Hatton, sought to recover from Mrs. Morley and her two eonls forty Bank of England notes of the value of £5 ?? deceased was a retired Admiralty clerk, in receipt of a pension of £160 a year and .a private fortune of ...