... itetff* f irol, if t/noil i/naHtii. Luiifheon quarter lief ore one, and the Letting will commence punctuall)’ Two o’clock. N.P.- For the convenience of gentleitien attending this Letting, there will conveyances leave the Downham Kail way Station after ih.* arrival the morning trains the Crown Inn, SwaH'hain. at. lOa.in., and the Dell inn, Thelfor.l, at !♦ a.m., each returning meet the ...

... THE AMERICAN WAR. Evacuation of Harper's Ferry by the Southerners. (Per America, vid Boston and Queenstown.) Fori»™i ♦. RKi Jdse 11 '— Very extensive morements of Thri ,£° PS f kin e P^ce towards Harper's Ferry. r,i A» f ?? Federal troops left Fort Monroe on Sunday In th a* c CoDfedorate position nine miles distant. -.ti 7? , dar . kne ss two Federal regiments fired on each other witb fatal ...

... REOPENING OF ST. MARY'S CHURCH. On tbe 23« d of April,. 1863, about four o|ckkmthJ «f lemoon a great portion of tbe tower of St. Mary Cbureh, Preston, fell upon the roof of tbe nave, carrying it in with it, demolishing the western gallery, crushing the organ, and reducing a great part of the edifice to a heap of shapeless ruins. A number of workmen were •bout and several were on the tower ...

... x-ne lover of ecclesiastical architecture might travel many a weary mile before he could see in close proximity Ww one to the other two snch parish churches as those ■Wuch are the pride of Melford and Lavenham, and it is satisfactory to fiud that the inhabitants have so lively a cense of the trust vested in them by the munificence of their forefathers that in each of these churches the work of ...

... RE OPENING OF THE PARISH CHURCH. We have this week the satisfaction to add another to the goodly list of churches in this neighbourhood which have of late years been recovered from the dilapidated and sometimes deplorable condition into which they had been brought by past neglect, and restored to their original beauty, the pride not only of thoße who are accustomed to worship therein, but of ...

... The sew (oxouko ?? Chapel.— This building i*. rapidly a; 'preaching completion, and the handsome architect ore i- now f**y exposed to the ?? bythe removal ...

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... St. Leonard's Hospital.— The following gentlemen have been nominated as Trustees of this Institution, subject to their acceptance of office :— Major Parker, M.P. ; Lord A. Hervey, M.P. ; J. St. George Burke, W. R. Bevan, Beckford Bevan, J. Alexander, G. W. Andrews, R. F. Stedman, G. Mumford, Esqrs. ; Revds. J. W. Molyneux, J. M. Croker, J. Foster, H. V. Shortland, H. B. Faulkner, and J. Steer; ...

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... The Charge op Stealing Rabbit-traps at Coney Wkston.— lt should have been stated in last week's report that in the case of David Lloyd, charged jwith stealing two rabbit- traps at Coney Weston, the charge was dismissed. PETTY SESSION, Monday. Jan. 25. [Justices present— H. J. Wilkinson, Esq. (Chairman;, T. Thorn- hill, Jun., Ksq.] Offbncb against B__bho-.se Act at Barning-iam.— Henry Whitaker, ...

... HALF MOON HOTEL BURY ST. EDMUND’S. THOMAS COX, HAVING succeeded Mr. Henry Gardener at the alxive old-established Commercial Inn, begs to assure his friends and the public generally that no exertions shall spared on his part to maintain the high character for which the Inn was celebrated under the management of his predecessor, by supplying the best Wines, Spirits, ami Accommodation; hoping ...