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... AND Colchester, Ciielmsfo-Pil*, llaMoii, Harwich* and General - County Advertiser* i This Paper is filed at the Chapter, London, Bedford, Garraway's, $ Peel's Coffee- Houses, London. FRIDAY, MOVMBEB 21. 1834. London Agents— Messrs. Barker, 33, Fleet St-tct; Deacon, 3, Walbrook ; and Reyncll, Chancery Lane.l C PRICE ?? OR \ 8». PER QUARTER. PUBLISHED BY JOHN TAYLOR, JUN., No. 15, NIGH STREET, ...
... tbe\£>unty of Suffolk, will be holden at the Half-Moon Inn, Clare, on Wednesday, the 11th Day of July next; and for such parts lieth in the County of Essex, on Thursday, the 12th Day of July, at the George Inn, Halsted, at Eleven o'Clock on each Day : And all Persons holding Lands or Tenements the said Honor, are directed and hereby required to atteud, and to do their suit and service at the ...
... Colchester, Chelmsford, MaMon, Marwidh, and v«eiieral Comity . Advertiser* f lhis Paper is filed at the Chapter, London, Bedford, Garratcat/s,^- Peers Coffee-Houses, London FBIPAY, SEPTEMBER 38, 1836. London Agents— Messrs. Barker, 33, Fleet Street; Deacon, 3 Walbrook ; and Rcynell, Chancery Lane.l PUBLISHED BY JOHN TAYLOR, JUN., No. 15, HIGH STREET, COLCHESTER, AND HENRY THOMAS BIDDELL, ...
... HOUSE OF LORDS— FaiDAr, February !4. On the motion of Lord AUCKLAND the Factories' Labour Regulation Act Amendment Bill was read o second time, and passed through a Committee. Adjourned to Monday. Monday, February IT. The Factories' Labour Regulation Amendment Bill was, on the motion of the Marquis of Lansdowae, read a third time and passed. Lord ELLEN BO ROUGH called the attention of tbe ...
... We cannot insert the Maldon joke on the NimtileTailor. because we know nothing of the individual, or how the communication may affect him. Am anonymous correspondent makes an inquiry ahout : Pawnbrokers. Ht tike to know who our correspon- dents are. ...
... FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1836. London Agents- Messrs. Barker, 33, Fleet Street; Deacon, 3 Walbrook ; and Reynell, Chancery Lane. I PUBLISHED HY JOHN TAYLOR, JUN., No . 15 , | H GH STREET, COLCHESTER, AND HENRY THOMAS BIDDELL, CONDUIT STREET, CHELMSFORD No. 296. | i PRICE Td. OR I B* . PER QUAHTKR | This Paper is filed at the Chapter, London, Bedford, Garravayh,^ Feeft Coffee- Houses, London ...
... ESSSX fc COICHESTSB 20SKTA1. A PRIL 7, 1836. In-patients, admitt. 6 I discharged 4 I remaining 44 Dut admitt. 11 | discharged 6 | remainragMO House Visitors — William Green, Esq., W. Mason, Jun., Esq. — Chaplain — Rev. J. W. Morgan. Physician — Dr. Macintosh.— Surgeon — Mr. Partridge. It is really disgusting to see the manner in whieii the Corporation parvenus are every where striving in the ...
... ?? Tmm&mwm'Ko THINGS SEW AND OLD. RELIGIOUS PERSECUTION.— WICKLIFFE. Hitherto (a. d- 1428) the corpse of John Wickliffe had quietly slept in his grave about forty-one year, after his death, till bis body was reduced to bones, and his bones almost to dust. For though the earth in the chancel of Lutterworth, in Leicestershire, where he was interred, hath not so quick a digestion with the earth ...
... ESSEX AND COLCHESTER HOSPITAL. May 4, 1813. ?? admitted 11 | Discharged 11 I Remain 75 Oiit-Pauents admitted .. 22 | Discharged 7 Remain 215 House-Visitors. Iter. William Murray, and J. W. Egrrton Green E«q Chaplain, Rev. William Murray ' Physician, Dr. Williams.— Surgeon, Mr. Partridge ACCIDENT ADMITTEn. Wm. Rocket, fractured thigh. COLCHESTER UNION-HOUSE April 29, 1843. N o. of Paupers ...
... ?? rrtgn Jlrtou. Our readers are aware of the remonstrance of , English and French Ministers against the Treaty of defensive alliance between Turkey and Riissia, of their threats of vengeance, of the activity : Vi the ports of England and France, and the rein- f ,rc ement of their fleets in the Archipelago, and ,n v are also aware of the result— that the fleets I i've been withdrawn without ...
... INFORMATIONS UNDER THE GAMi LAWS. Considerable interest has for some lime P**- bpen cxc d in thi. town and neighbourhood, in >-•£«*• of great number of individuals being ■JW 1 ' h .vine followed a pack of harriers, on the ***h o« De- 'ember The meet took place on the ft-^J-g; on Sonngfield Green ; a hare was foun!. hut lost am* a goo, run. In consequence of .bis some «-* ...