... Ireland. The measure passed the second reading stage with very little opposition. As Mr. Morlev explained, the Bill was 'drafted to carry out the intention of the 1881 Act and subsequent Acts, and in giving it a second reading the House in no way prejudged ...

... Several foreign vessels have pused, bound to London, Maldon, 'Harwich, and lpswieh, laden with timber, deals, ice, graiu, ?? showing that the ice is breaking up fast in the Baltic and other seas. EXCURSIONr TO ALDEB IURGH.-We observe by adver. tisement the ...

... with reference to the second reading of the Local Govern- ment Bill. It was resolved that MR. STANS- FELD should confer with Mr. GLADSTONE as to the best means of securing a full discus- sion of the Bill before the Committee stage was reached. I The Essex ...

... CHAMBERLAIN of a seat in the Cabinet at no distant date. A statement submitted to the Paving and Lighting Committee yesterday shows that the estimated expenditure on the Ipswich recrea- tion (grounds for the ensuing year totals up t7S0. At the annual meetipg ...

... DunnEaT's Hookheinter. The House of Lords last night passed the a Tithe Rent-cbarge Bills a second time, and m tthe Musical Copyright Bill also passed the g same stage. I In the House of Commons last night, Mn, JUSTIN MCCARTHY obtained leave to move the a ...

... builder; Mr. WV. King seconding both dnominations. Mr. Elwes proposed the re-election of Mr. Wretts, which was seconded by Mr. John May; upon rwhich Mr. Cuckow proposed the re-election of Mr. e Strait, the nomination being seconded by Mr. Robinson. .e The ...

... the number of men. The financial year ended on the 31st ult., and we are glad to say, as the undermen. tioned figures will show, that there is a pleasing in. crease over 1868. We are happy to find such an in- crease, which, in a measure, is attributable ...

... Week last year, 390. THE CHASE, Lord Rendleeham's Fox Hounds will meet on Monday April the Atb, at Bsrham Green. At 11380. The Suffolk Fox Hounds will meet This Day, April the 2nd, at Riddlesworth Hall ; on Tuesday, the 6th, at Thurston Fox and Hounds; ...

... ¢estetxi-daY, ^9*i 9, bW. RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS. Great Eastern (603 miles open), 1870. 1869. April 8. £36,232 £36,027 EAST SUFFOLK HOSPITAL, Week ending April 6,1870. riz-Patients: Admitted 7 IDischarged 3 Dead 0 Remaining 5. Out-Patients: Admitted 49 ...

... IPSWICH. TUESDAY, APRIL 12TH, 1881. THE CHASE. The Wavelney Harriers will meet on Thursday, April the 14th, at Wrentham Eragle (outlying deer). At IL Earl and COUntess8 Stanhope Jett their residence in Grosvenor Place on Saturday for Chevening, Sevenoaks ...

... time before his death; so that it must have been an ?? Chairman then pro. posed that Mr. David Burley fill the second vacancy; athis was seconded and agreed ?? Committee of Management reported that Messrs. Read and Farrow 0 had applied for a piece of land ...

... C. W. Sutton. It was proposed by Mir. Harper and seconded by Mir. Lankester that Mr. Hewitt be appointed Chairman for the ensuing year. Carred unanimously. It was next proposedy Mr. Harper and seconded by Mr. Sutton that Mr. Rush be re-ap. pointed Inspector ...