... The private Members who have promised to set \. country right to-morrow, respecting our jkJW Denmark, seem to be working against each other 1 much aa against the Government. Mr. Osborne: % Peacocke, and Mr. Kinglake agree in censuring air.*. or indirectly her Majesty's Ministers, but they J censure one another, and in this conflict of opinifJ the hint that the Conference, the House •. ...

... MILDENHALL. Mr. Merewether held a Court at the White Hart, on Thursday last, for the purpose of revising the list of voters. Neither the Liberal nor tbe Conservative party was represented, and tbe business, which lasted but a short time, was wholly confined to making alterations required by changes of property, deaths, removals, and adding the names of new claimants. WICKHAMBROOK. On Friday ...

... The Sardinian Senate, aftera long sitting, voted the | Vienna, Sunday, Oct. 21.—The official Wiener annexation law on the K.th. Ihe Mar.,uis Kngnole eita „„ publishes a manifesto of the Emperor, iutroducalone voted against the project. Count Cavour, in his illK a charter (diploma), founded upon the basis the , *y• • , Pragmatic Sanction, to binding on all heirs to the de Brignole had accused ...

... HARVEST FESTIVAL AT ST. JOHN'S, BURY ST. EDMUND'S. The harvest festival at St. John's, which was cele- brated on Thursday evening, was of the usual bright and hearty character, and was attended by a large congre- gation, which filled the church to its utmost limits. According te custom on these occasions, the church had been beautifully decorated, the parishioners having availed themselves of ...

... C. Stewardson Bungay, XV. Dyball Cazeley, J. Wilson JlUdeston, M.A. Johnson Hadleigh, EL Hardacio lUUesditle, E. Dobson Halesuorth, T Tippell Brandon, J. Clark Harleston, G. W. Chappell BurnAaw, J. Folker ljiswich, It. Root Cambridge, J. Deighton Ixirurth, Miss Goldsmith C/are, F'ulcher and Pratt Kenninghall,T J .Humphrey Colchester, T. Albin I.arenham, B. P. Price Dereham, P.Barker, S. Bone ...

... 1859, the capital HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE And Effects of Mr. WILLIAM FULLER, who is leaving the above Inn, /COMPRISING 5 capital goose featherbeds, four\_y post, tent, and other .bedsteads, wool mattresses, blankets, counterpanes, chests of drawers, dressing and washing tables, swing glasses, capital wainscot dining and other tables, elm elbow chairs, eight-day spring dial in mahogany case, liquor ...

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... STOCK of WATCHES, comprising CHRONOMETERS.highIy finished, rated to Greenwich time, from 50 to 60 Guineas. LADIES’ ENGLISH KEYLESS and LEVER WATCHES, Jewelled Movements, in Standard Gold Engine-turned or richly engraved Cases, from Twelve Guineas. Ditto, FLAT HORIZONTAL WATCHES Jewelled in eight holes, in Standard Gold Cases, from Five Guineas. Ditto, Ditto, SILVER WATCHES, from Two Guineas. ...

... fc IdS^Sr^ : Beccles, in the 76th year of his ?? tbe i , hv Sharpin, Esq. «cc, Edward S*; I°J1 °J Fritton Hall, in this county, vi 16* g^v. L# B . Foster. hU 6Stb y^- w t Woodbridge, after fourty years On the late of Hoxne. ■J^Sf&t 2 Wattisfield, aged 44, Mary Ann, Oa * ( John Cason, farmer, of that place, after a i„ug affl ic . l^; inst , in the 61st year of her age, Ellinor Outb* 1 ' ...

... It is questionable whether a more important tour of investigation has ever been undertaken than that of Sir Gerald Portal, our political agent at Zanzibar, to Uganda. The possibilities which accompany the settlement aud probable annexa- tion of that central region of Africa neither states- man nor merchant can forecast. Controlling as it does the head waters of the Nile, it at once assumes a ...

... ARTHUR STUTTER, MARKET HILL, n._ .. ■ |, d carefully selected Stock of materials suitable for Autumn wear, A ENt'iLEl£ he bigs respectfnll, to call tbe attenUon of hie Friend, and the Publtc. CONSISTING RICH GLACEE, BROCADE, STRIPED AND WATERED SILKS, DU CAPES, OTTOMANS, UADZYMEHES, SATINS AND SATINETTS. VELVETS, FRENCH MERINOS. COBOIRU AMI ORLEANS CLOTHS, IX EVERT SHADE COLDER, PLAIN AND ...

... Near Halstead, Essex. AGRICULTURAL STOCK BREWING PLANT. TO SOLD AUCTION, By Messrs. SURRIDGE and SONS, Tuesday, September 2Gth, 1854, by direction of the FLxecutors of the late Mr. JOHN FREEBORN, Gent., VLL the truly valuable Live and Dead FARMING STOCK, and Brewing Utensils, upon Lucking House ; comprising 5 very capital Chesnut Geldings, handsome Cart Filly, and Mare, with Foal at foot ; 5 ...