... THE CHASA.-Mr. Mlure's Fox Hounds will meet on Monday, the 23rd December, at Euston Park; and on Thursday, the 26th, at Depden Green. Each day at half-past Ten o'clock; weather permitting. The Essex and Suffolk Fox Hounds meet on Tuesday, 24th December, at Thorrington.hall; and on Friday the 27th, at Gifford's-liall. Each day at half-past 10 o'clock. The East Essex Fox Hounds will This Day, ...

... The speech of the King of the Belgians on the opening of the Chambers has been received. It is principally oc- cupied with plans of local improvement; but it adds- Tle Queen of England has recently given to Belgium a proof of the lively sympathy Her Majesty feels with this country, by visiting one of our provinces. Happy in the opportunity of exercising their ancient hospitality, the people ...

... THIE OYERLAND MAIL. INDIA AND CHINA. The Extraordinary Express, in anticipation of the Over- land Calcutta Mail, arrived-at London on Sunday night. The dates are Calcutta, Nov. 8; Madras. Nov. 13; Bom- bay, Nov. 15; Singapore, Novi 8; and China, Oct. 31. 'he intelligence bythe present mail is scanty in extent, and possesses leas interest than usual. The Governor- Geyerql hasi left Agra, on iis ...

... LORD STANLEY'S PROTEST AGAINST THE CORN I BILL. q The following is the protest of Lord Stanley against the Corn Bill, which was laid on the table of the House of Lords on Thursday night- DISSENTIENT,- 1. Because the repeal of the Corn-laws will greatly in. crease the dependence of this country upon foreign coun- tries for its supply of food, and will thereby expose it to dangers against which ...

... I P S W I C 11, Satutrday, .N1#et 22, 1S46. IPSwicit LAMB FAIR FIELD. Friday afternoon, 6 ?? to this hour there is ?? of this being an unusually ?? fair in point of supply, not more than two-thirds of the customary quantity of hurdles being issued, which circumstance, coupled with the late fine rains and improving prospect of the growing turnip crops, induces us to auticipate the report of a ...

... CO]MANSPONUEN1VtJ,. . EAST SUFFOLK RAILWAYS. TO lee Editor of the lpsulic/s Journal. SIn,-When I ascribed to Locomotor much self. interest, I by no means wished him to infer that it was not of a laudable character, for I have no doubt his neighbours and his friends feel obliged by his efforts to bring the linc of rail to the Old Town of Framlingham, regardless of the picturesque. I ...

... COdRINESlPONDIECE. SOUTHWOLD CHURCH. To the Editor of the Ipsscich Journal. SIR,-I trust I may be allowed to trespass on your columns with a few observations on the proposed demoli- tion of the pews in Southwold Church, and the substitu. tion of open benches. The promoters of the measure profess that no portion of the expence shall fall upon the rate-payers. It appears, however, by the list of ...

... I ?: 00*.Tt ksr?olv.DJON?CEP To the Edfior aji e Ielvickh Jourual. WHATAltrETHEPt1OlSPtC1'S FOR THE AGRI- CULTURISTS' AND MAN UF'ACTURERS? Sii,-This',at ali times, must sbean important question, and pa'rticularly attlexpresent period.' Our legislators have deemed it expeilient to erp'sethe industrial classes to com- petjtionmwith the whole,~Word; regardless of the'different circupistancos in ...

... blb ?? )tditorn o4 the ljwwltehl Jant'ntidl Sktir-Some anonymnous letters signed M having tra. bently appeared in the Ipswoiek Joturnal, upon the subject of the drainage of the Town of Bungay, as an inhabitant of the Hamllet of liungay, 1 beg leave to state that some years ago an alteration wras made in the drainage of the town, by which the outfall of some part of the towvn drains was muade ...

... COeRnESlPONfDiVeCE. To the Editor of the Jpgtnicl Journal. Gislinghiam, near Eye, 7th Dec., 1847. DEPR SIR,-On Sunday last, at the invitation of my frienlds Mr. Harriss, of Botesdale, I had the gratification of witnessing an instance of the application of Chloroform ,s a nicans of obviating the pain of surgical operations, an s n local testimony to its efficacy and easy manage. ment may be ...

... THE GENERAL ELJECTION. -- -I ?? ?? - - -. )I r,., -i ' tives for the W5restern))i 6's\ o't Stluit% i By Members H. -N. W, Rv 4th~gXq4 am), ~hip nnet. E q Hill at ten o'clock. insqbeidgj if respecdf his rhsdltcipirlldieurfitii'ylerv ,es n4arespecta1aqs,!of isnlwtnh s e 2illentt'qdiitrelfjctTobs -a. AieVC'bf Mest Strff311k. a (Ldld 4~ecrln'' On 11 Mr. BERVAIN seconderd the nlominiatin.i. Irf ...

... The anniversary meeting of this s0ciety took place on Tuesday m6rniug, at lxeter Hall. The chair was taken at ten o'clock by the Archbishopof Canterbury. Thebusiness of themeeting was opened by prayer, after which The Archbishop of Canterbury said the reasons why he had been induced to occupy the chair to.day, at the re- quest of the noblelord who had hitherto so ably filled that chair, were, ...