Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... BIRCH MISSIONARY ASSOCIATION The Anniversary of this vigorous parish auxiliary of the Church Missionary Society was held on Thursday evening last, in the Hall of the Mansion of its warm patron, C. G. Round. Esq.. and signalized also by the presence of that vene- rable and beloved servant of God— the Rev. Dr. Marsh. A Tea Meeting had been previously held in the School Room, at which about 130 ...
... I plaintiff. ?? Ai.lkn v. Doc kkrell.— Action by Mr. George Al' i Horudon-on-the-Hill, to recover ISs. 4d. from .}£ u'K. labourer, Orsett.— Judgment for plaintiff. * u ?? Barer v. Whitby.— Action by Mr. Benjamin U geon, Brentwood, to recover ?? 12 from (.eor^ n.* 1 ' . Brentwood, shoemaker, for medical attendant), ' i for plaintiff.— Sam* v. Morris.— Action to ?? . John Morris, labourer, ...
... OIL direct from Honfleur, of the quality which has secured universal approval and constantly increasing sale during the three past winters. T. R. has pleasure stating that the crop of seed from which this oil is extracted is abundant and of the finest quality, the oil will be of an unusually fine quality, and very moderate in price. As Tallow is likely to be dear, T. R. recommends his friends ...
... MAKER WINTF.U SKItMON. HV THE REV. FORSTER G. SIMPSON, B.A. Author of The. Uenreu* Wituem for A-r. London : Wertheini, Macintosh, and Hunt, and sold by G. Thompson, Bookseller, Bury St. Edmund’s. BURY ST. EDMUND’S INCORPORATION. fIHIE Guardians of the Burv Saint Edmund's M. Incorporation will, at their Meeting, to lie held at the Board Room, Friday, the Twenty-third day of ]>ecember instant, ...
... .SI’FFOLK ..f '-•e. Friday, th. 11th day ..f Oct..her K in.- s Head Inn. F-e. l.. v * Saturday, the Sth. at th. «;.vl,|in aii'l v.h.n- all HilN an ...
... Cottages. Messrs. Son, Have received Instr ...
... South Devon ELECTiox.-Mr. S. T. Kekewich of Pea- more was on Friday returned withou SS for the .Southern Division of Devon, in the room of *Sir J Y. Buller. now Lprd Churston. The nomination took place in the C_de Yard. Exeter, at eleven o'clock, and the proceedings occupied only a few minutes. Mr. Kekew, C ?? Lying been declared duly elected gave an address of thanks. With regard to Lord ...
... ToD Railway Contractors, Fawers, Deaers, AND OTHERS. 0 be SOLD by AUCTION, by T IMr. J, G. FENN, On Saturday, July 1st, 1854, in the CUPS HOTEL YARD. COLCHESTER. by direction ofMr.JOSEPH ALLCOCK. Contractor, who has nearly completed his Works on the Harwich Railway. 22 Very Capital Cart Horses, Being principally young. full-size, of good sym- metry, and fit for immediate work, either on the ...
... HOUSE LORDS. FRIDAY, July. 21. Her Majesty's Message.—The Earl Aberdeen pre seated the Moss age through the Lord Chancellor. It w« read, and ordered to considered Monday lie Earl HaiTingtim, expressing a strong opinion that witbt'ir li.c restoration ol Poland a permanent peace eannol asked whether Ministers have i ll»':is«Hdor Austria, the Karl Westuideland, lor the Cabinet Vienna that the ...
... LITERAZURE. | CR1Z12 OF A STEAM YACHT.; )I. Vadtrbiltwenttosealikeasea-king; naymora, he took a chaplain with him to serve the touble post of priest and chronicler. Once JuPoU a tijxe, a London lord mayor took barge for OWford, 'an like manner taaking with him his clergyman to say grace and write a history of the voyage. The histor~y Was written; and *here was such unconsCiouS drollertyin it, ...
... MESSRS. GABRIEL having discharged MR. FARMAN (their late Assistant), wish to Caution their Patients again t paying any Monies, or transacting bus ness on the*r account with him. 33, LUDGATE HI ...