... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... ?? 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f ,rc ement of their fleets in the Archipelago, and ,n v are also aware of the result— that the fleets I i've been withdrawn without ...

... 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. ...

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... own lipen. It alfo appeared in nroiDfj that »Pto die yeqr 1783, he always manifafled great affieflian arid rrghrd for hit two nephews but in November in that year was liiddeuly affiided. with a drldfive irion, which led himlo,believe that be was poifom-d, and that his nephew, John Nichols, his wife, had given him iomething of a poif-nout nature. He indulged notion to Kii acath, and M ...

... 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* * ...

... 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 «-* ...

... 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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