... SWAFFHAM.—A Rase Sunday last, beautiful specimen of the Skua (Lestris Buffonu) was shot on the warren t BeachumweU, by J. Gathercole, gamekeeper. The Bivffon's Skua is very rarely met with England. is now the preservation of Mr. Thomas Elliss, Swaffham. HOLT.—Bible Society.—The annual meeting of the British and Foreign Bible Society was held the British School-rooms, on Wednesday evening last. ...

... the city Bince last Saturday night. The state of affairs in China is giving rise to grave apprehensions. The exterminating spirit -which threatens all the foreign population, and, unchecked, might entirely destroy European trade with China, seems to be again rampant among the native population; and the next mail is awaited with much anxiety. The Italian army has entered Rome. Thanks to the ...

... —nobody can answer it. tiie Cabinet is still undecided on the important point. There was a notion in Conservative circles a month or two ago that Mr. Disraeli would bring in a Bill that would take the wind out of Mr. Gladstone's sails. But that otion was not long entertained. Next came the intimation of a doubt whether Conservatives were the people to deal with Reform. This indicated that the ...

... THE WAR. The Campaign on the Khine.—The Francois mentions three plans of campaign between which the Emperor will probably choose —fust, to advance by the Valley of the Moselle, entering Prussia under cover of Sierck, Thionville, and Metz, to meet tho Prussians on the lines of the Sarre; second, to advance into the Palatinate, via Wissembourg and Landau; third, to cross the Rhine simultaneously ...

... THUXTON.—Harvest Sermon.—On Sunday, the 15th instant, a sermon was preached by the rector, upon the gathering of a bountiful harvest, and a coUection amounting to 21. ss. was made on behalf of the Norfolk and Norwich Hospital. Ihe Church was decorated with bunches of wheat, barley, and oats, and was fiUed every part the laborers, their wives and children. LODDON.—Swan Inn Bowling Club.—The ...

... Arrived, on Monday, the Thilia, from Alexr andria, with cotton seed, for Messrs. E. Reynolds and Co., of the St. Ann's Oil Mills, Norwich. Hosi'jtal RETURN'S for week ending July 22:— Indoor, admitted 2, discharged 3, remaining 14. Outdoor „ 127, . „ 13, ~ 163. The Guardians sat the Toll-house Hall Monday, and examined the claims of those, receiving out-door-relief in the north district ...

... THE NOBFOLE NEWS. _ SATURDAY, AUGUST 31st. Thb Queen spending her holidays in Ir-.: J. We regret that her usual good fortu:,. in weather has failed her on this occasion. full compensation, however, has been g in the exuberant loyalty of the warm-he and generous Irish people. Everywhere - 9 her Majesty greeted with enthusiasm. I;,. Catholics vied with Protestants in rot ations of good feeling. ...

... IBefore Thomas Jacob Bibch, Esq, J«d e.\ SWAFFHAM, Monday, October 19. Impounding Feeding Stock.—James Fuller sen, farmer, sued Thomas Gotts, pinder, for the recovery of 10s. damages for the alleged improper impounding four cows. Mr. Swatman of Lvnn appeared for the defendant The plaintiff said that the cows were feeding in little lane which goes up to lands hired him, when Gotts took them the ...

... > m». IS* lrivh ••• Peas 1290, Flour (Sacks) 1 ~ (Barrel!) Out Supplemental Pages contain: The Europenn War—The Week's Summary of News. Proceedings Parliament—Resignation of Russell-Gladstone Ministry. Testimonial to the Rev. J. Alexander. Meeting of the Norwich Corporation. Fatal Thunderstorm Norn ich. Meeting of the Cattle Plaguo Committee: &c. ...

... HABLESTON, 30. The revision of the lists of voters for South ; was resumed before James Cherry, Esq., law, Harleston, on the 30th ultimo, at j on, y case wh c presented Points public interest were the following - ?^ eT --r9 IS u . ew new the list for Eedenhall with Harleston) was ol iee'cd j ? on the ground that he was not owner ot the property respect of which I \ being trustee for sale ...