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... 4t the meeting of this Board on Tuesday last, ?? were present-Mr. Edwd. Smith, Chairman; ?? Wicks, Vioe-Chairman ; Messrs, John ?? H- Branch, A. Burrows, Herbert Cant, S. £!_ne-. Chas. Fuller, S. B. Lissimore, Jas. Letch, V T Prior, A. S. B. Sparling, and A. Stannard, with t. LM. White (Clerk). Mb. J- w - Stabt and tse Ebainage Tenders. -_1 1 will be remembered tbat at last week's Board ...
... The quarterly meeting of the Town Council vtafrl hehl v- . -iv nresent— the Worshipful the Maiou (Dr. twn I^ in : ?? Aldermen Wolton, Williams, and La.ng; £, I T o OT e,J. Bawtree,jun„ Foster OsUune. Lo.e- man Sallows, Pattison. 11. W. Hayward, Fenton, Ka.nl, Pe tS „ IiSJ^StSE- Commhtee. recmmendiuS * payment of bills amounting t0£212..11 , was adopted. The Cattle Market. The Tows Clkrk ...
... JANUARY 1. Southminster Local Coursing Meeting. Treat to the Inmates Essex and Colchester Hospital. Essex Epiphany Scs-sion : 1 appeal and 21 prisoners. 2. Suicide of a farmer at Thaxted. 4. Biographical Sketch of Rev. S. Fannan, Layer Marney, appeared in Essex StanoUird. 5. Sudden death Mrs. Robt. Emson, Halstead. De- structive fire at Waithamstow. 0. Burglaries at Chelmsford. Colchester ...
... We notice that among the Parliamentary voters for Colchester there are this year 355 Freemen, against 338 in 1886, and 17 lodgers, against 15 in 1886, the householders being 4048, against 4043 in 1886. In 1887 there were 346 Freemen, and in 1867 there were 396. The total number of Colches- ter Freemen who do not reside in the Borough is 70. Water, water everywhere, nor any drop to drink. ...
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... MANSION HOUSE COMMITTEE. On Monday upwards of £7,600 was received at the Mansion House towards the Belief Fund. Toronto (first instalment), through the Mayor, sent £2,000. CENTRAL EXECUTIVE BELIEF COMMITTEE. The weekly meeting of the Central Executive Committtee of the Relief Fund for the Manufacturing Districts was held at Manchester, on Monday, the Earl of Derby in the chair. The following ...
... THE COPPER COFFIN THEFT—CONFESSION OF THE GRAVE-DIGGER. James List, aged 35, and William Savill, aired 32, who were described as labourers, were brought before a full bench of magistrates, for the fourth time, on Saturday, at Ilford, in this COU, ?? V 'n_» a tK n , 8e °v bein S im P^ated in breaking into a vault «nd«r the church of St. John's, Stratford, and stealing a copper coffin^valued at ...