... .am HOSPITAL.- Ao_ 4. fiSSK 5 fitted 7 I UiJ'cb'u^ed 7 | Remain 52 ?? Emitted ?? -'.Discharged X | Remain 20U Li-r^ 1 .«_-J W- E. «*«''• K «*l tmd Jol ». Moy, Esq. V,aW liplatn-Bev. William Laing. 4 ..n v, Williams. Surgeon— Mr. Waylen. pj,rtlCiaß _ cci „ E kts ADMITTED. ,• _.r dislocation of knee and severe contusions. ?? •'••jieury Balls, injury to head. DOJ.ATIOIC. £ 8> D> r c Berkeley ...

... The of Ely Gazette. WISBECH.—Penny Reading.—The members of the Working Men’s Club gave a penny reading, inter- with musical selections, in the Public Hall, on Monday evening last, to an audience that completely filled every part of the room, whilst some hundreds souzht ingress in vain. Those who took part in the reading were Messrs. A. Balding, G. Strapps, Coalam, Liddell, W. C. vocal part of ...

... the Ess«x Hbbald, the «« Ebsbx a»d the Expbbss. All notices ...

... The thirteenth annual meeting of this excellent institution, which his been so eminendy successful in its praiseworthy ob- ject—the encouragement and benefit of industrious and deserv- ing cottagers — was held on Wednesday, in a field on the Hall Farm, occupied by Mr. W. H. Rust, at Good Easter. Hitherto each return of the anniversary meeting of this society has m variably received the welcome ...

... I. I* A lON. Messrs. Surridge & Sons. On Tt aanatr. I rib .d Saplambar. iniy. at Tan. '■’IIK aacallant Lira and FARMING STOCK ol LUNGLEY; rbe Farm bamg told. ...

... AGRICULTURAL ...

... On Wednesday last two lectures upon th. of Ritualism were delivered at the T.,«„ t? ?? *»t j»k under the ausp.ces of the Church Association '' C *« 2? The L.cturer in the afternoon », a ' Clerical Secretary of the Church Associa l* R V - *On ported OB the platform by the Revds^j n' who w„ Bowles, Local Secretaries ; W Harri. I' 1 ' 1 * 11 »nd p* C. A. LOste, J. H. Pollexfen A H Ru > n* * ...

... During tbe last week a good deal of very un- necessary and unfortunate, but not, we aro bound to say, unnatural excitement has prevailed with regard to one of our great public Schools. When a public man, so well known and so justly re- spected as Mr. Kxatchbcll-Hugessox, felt it his duty to write to the public papers about au ' occurrence which he considered likely to endanger the peace and ...

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