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... YORK FORTNIGHT FAIRS. an advertisement which appears in another part of our paper, observe, that our Fortnight Fairs are, on and after the 4th of October next, to be held at the New Fair without Fishergate Bar. are requested, several eminent cattle dea' 's, to call the attention of the proper aathorui s the great inconvenience and injurv to the fairs and consequent loss to the innkeeper.-.. ...

... of acqui- ring a general knowledge of the trade, lie will be treated as one of tbe family. — Apply to George Smith, Steeple Bumpstead, Essex ; if by letter, post paid. IN a long-established Finishing School, near London, there is a vacqney for a YouDg Lady, respectably connected, as an ARTICLED PUPIL, for one, two, or three years. She will have the benefit of the eminent Masters attending the ...

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... 7- Fram/ingham, W . Freeman p, ?? V ,: ?? i i : Gazriey, J. A\ llson A'-*' \i i Johnson Hadleigh, II Hardacre /liid^f f Halesworth, T. Ti-.pell ?? ?? hi L- ' Harleston, G. W. Chappell ?? i ?? Ipswich, R. Root ?? neicbton Ixworth, Miss Goldsmith ?? , . i ?? ?? l KeuninaltalljT. J. Humphrey fW'- J - S'^Lrker S. Bone Lavenham, B. P. Price „,,-„•,.«. i• ' • s ; vill j_ ms Litcham, F, ...

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... OF THE DIRECTORS TO THE PROPORI PRIETORS. ~ approach of the entire opening of the vyin : l- '° ftml Colchester, has induced directors adopt a course with respect to ...

... Monday, Mania ?? ?? the Mayor. R. M. Savill, E. . . and R. Nunn, Esq.. M.D. WF.CTED Burglars.-! ?? men, who gave their 'WW inn Svrina and J° hn Archrr ...

... REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE The ?? interesting report of the proceedings of this dob daring tbe past year was read at the annual meeting :•— The fourth anniversary of the Braintree and Bocking Far- mers' Club having arrived, it becomes the duty of your com- mittee to present a brief repoit of its proceedings during the past year. And although they feel a pleasure in congratula- ting yoa upon tbe ...

... THE PAVING AND LIGHTING RATE TO WIT ! To the Editor of the Essex Standard. Dkab Sik,-WiU you do me the favour to let die following statement of facts appear in your paper this week £ ?? g Cousidering uiyself aud neighbours \,,«ch aggrieved by the late procedure of the Commissioner,, of the Paving a, d i L igh ing -Jr'r^U 11 ' 88 U i^ f T h ° ses «*«»«% occupied bymv- W w^ ?? f - X erkills ' ...

... William, HaleJortk,.. &i? ra,:,p. K ci„ fisEcss* M», Mi*s Musgrove Litcham, P LeatrJrH.io 7,^^iss Lemon io^/p? e A ...

... wife of Mr. John Oliver, of the Bedford Hotel, Covent Garden, of daughter. Saturday last, Thorpe, Mrs. Charles Lucas, of * Mnnday'tett, at Marsham, Mrs. Henry Marsham, Cliff, Folkestone, the wife John Edniutid Lacon, Esq., of son. MARRIED. , Thursday week, at St. James's church, by the Rev. Evan Nepean, rector of Heydon, in this county, Wm. Green, Esq., only son of the late Wm. Green, Esq., of ...