... i Uckfield Union.—Chaplain. rPHE BOARD OF GUARDIANS OF THE UCKFIELD UNION, are desirous of engaging with Clergyman of the Church of England, to officiate as CHAPLAIN of the Workhouse at Uckfield. The duties of the office are to perform full service in ...

... the Government ttamp to each Box; without which they cannot be genuine. in Boxes, at Is. 1 }d. and 3s. 9d. each. A Norwich Union INSURANCE SOCIETY. CAPITAL £550,000. THE Public opinion of the equitable principles and liberal conduct of this Establishment ...

... and very hilly road, w hich accomplished ?on. within the above time, by completing his task in olm. .10s. NEW ROMNEY.?The Union.? Werejoic -to hear that the inmates ot the nion orkhouse once more partook ol the hospitality I-.. Russ' 11, J-.-ej., who ...

... parishioners, in sums varying from 4s. to IDs. each. It is highly gratifying to us find that the inmates of this and other unions in this quarter were treated on Christmaeday bountiful supply of the good old English fare, roast beef, plum-pudding, and ...

... Croft, the Rev. W. W. Dickins and family, the Misees Fagg, Mrs. James and family, Mr. and Mrs. Denne Denne and family, Mrs. G. Carter, Mr. Delmar, Miss Fraser, the Misses Parker, Mr. Platt and family, the Rev. A. Fielding and Mrs. Fielding, the officers of ...

... 3, 1848. I, Thomas Carter, Egremont, Cheshire, had asthmatic cough for fourteen years; nothing ever gave relief until commenced taking Dr. Locoek's Pulmonic Wafers, three boxes of which have entirely cured me. (Signed) Thomas Carter. Witness, Mr. G. H ...

... the of authorised reporter: superior Courts of Law and Equity. It would require 41s. in the pound to extricate « of Kilrush Union, Ireland, from its liabilities un Ne# Poor Law Act. Heury Heine, the well known baptised Israelite, — by & severe fit of iliness ...

... STEALING OP OYSTERS AT WIIITSTABLE. Richard Saffery, Thomas Foreman, and John Carter, three manners, were charged with having, on the 19th November, stolen half bushel of oysters, tbe property of the Dredger*' Company at Whitsiable. Messrs. Horn and Tomlin ...

... last, at Loos Lrettdoc, stolen a put, the paverty of John Chauntly. Mr. 'Mill. appeared far the defendant. Matthias Harper—Aa carter to tile prosecutor pat the gun in the stalk *Liu half•pant seven in the mornings missed the gun about eleven ; then went to ...

... ed for stealing one pair of sheets and one pillow-case, the property of the guardians of the Eastry Union. From the evidence of the porter of the union-house it ap peared that the prisoner was an inmate of the house in February, 1847, when he absconded ...

... respondent parish not allowed. The Couit then proceeded with the trial of the ''iuclwta Satf* ry. Tlinm-* Foreman, anti .Mu Carter, throe mariners, were charged with having, the 19th November, stolen halt a bushtl o;«terf the iiroocrly the Diesef. Corai ...

... relief had of late Will quence of some resolutions of the guardians, licants frequently came into Johr been re! fused at the union ; and the app dealer. Windsor, aud committed some petty offenc ein order to be locked up Will for the night. As Mr. Hewitt ...