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... AGENTS FOR THIS PAPER ~~ ' ~ ~ f £ •£• White ' B3 ' ™eet-street \ Where, and also at the teSSri?' Musk ett r^Z^w^P^ s* l^?-l B - 8 £ op € arle ff_h ?•*• Everaon Liteham, Thos. F. Leatherdale Newmarket, W. A. Wright Stoke Perry, JB. Hill Walsingham, J. Curson S. Deacon, 154, Leadenhall-street rbard ?? Auction Mart, Token- -Z—ti ?? Cambridge, W.H. Smith Sly, W. B. Creak HaverhxU, John Turner ...

... COLCHESTER AND EAST ESSEX HORTICUL- TURAL SOCIETY. The second show of this society was held on Wednesday, in the grounds of West Lodge, Le xden Road. The weather, Lbich for some time previous had been continuously wet, had leared in some degree a day or two before the show and > the forenoon of Wednesday, notwithstanding some heavy iid threatening clouds, there were atmospheric indications f ...

... THE SEWAGE DIFFICULTY AT STOW. MARKET. The good people of Stowmarket have not very much to talk about, so that a topic that concerns the pockets of every ratepayer within its boundaries, and lends itself, too, to personal advocacy, or shall I say antagonism, is well ridden and amply discussed, coming as a great boon to relieve the monotony of after dinner gossip, or the sameness of hotel bar ...

... SEIOWSTOHM. AND EISTRBOT. ro 3, with its accompaniments of BDOW haB and Win ° y ° uLh Smelds district. L T past hours the tall of ' °naidetable, and probably the fura decade of years, and Bl,reet traffic, being great difficulties. j drift the borough where there are traffic is impossible, the bns m central thoroughfares traDl serr ce are being cotireii.'f 13 °'dy being accomplished • with ...

... FOR THIS PAPEE. AttlAorouah T M ~ ' = ~~ ?? (r. F.White, 83, Fleet-street \ Where and also at BeX^^itx^H :cktt™i e ?? W ns' t^^sa ??• S?£ r k?? 8 £ 0p Harleston, E. J. Everson Litcham, Thos. F. Leatherdale Newmarket, W. A. Wright Stoke Ferru J ■ HiU ?? * Is. Deacon, 164, Leadenhall-etreet [bard-street the Auction Mart, BuwhTitns fiaywa^d ?? Ullield £% *£ R S*£ « -^ HowrWU. John Turner Lopham, ...

... J. Everson i totom, Tho* F. Leatherdale Natdham, J. Tydeman Stotmarfot, A. B. Woolby » fR. F. White, S3 Flwt-street ) the A^tfon^rt R. Crisp, H. Cattermole C/u.spenA.m, Geo. Duffleld B. Creak £_.«*-#, John Turner , Lynn, Aikin and Son Northiaold, o/j. Denny ?? S.ps_tk J?Wr ight r.._ T T_^>T JS. Deacon ?? lM * LeadenhaU-street ?? |n/7«_y Miss L. A. Smith Clare. Wm. King Fakanham, Q. N. ...

... i LOCAL AND DISTRICT NEWS. Catholic Mission. — Avery successful mission is •feeing conducted by tbe Rev. Father Hawkins and Revs. Fathers Hays (St. Patrick's) and French {Derby) at the Catholic church ...

... SATURDAY. OCTOBER 23, 1880. John Lucas, (cf Gateshead, ire prestfoe,) delivered lecture last night before the liberal Club, Newcastle, on «T_e causes of National Decay. From paragraph summarising the discourse team that he complained of * want f public spirit among the citizens of the and absence of interest pjjticaj affairs among the young men 4 the nation. The sentence is not elegant, but ...

... a marriage was solemnised between Miss Evelyn Atrierton Adams, younger daughter of M ...

... The Argentine province of Corrientes is in revolt, and a force of 4,000 men has been mobilised to suppress the movement. At Northampton, Andrew George Macrae was found guilty of the murder of Annie Pritchard at Althorp, and waa sentenced to death. The French. Anarchists, Francois and Bncon, and the latter's mistress, have been committed for trial by the Paris examining magistrate. The fourth ...

... REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE The ?? interesting report of the proceedings of this dob daring tbe past year was read at the annual meeting :•— The fourth anniversary of the Braintree and Bocking Far- mers' Club having arrived, it becomes the duty of your com- mittee to present a brief repoit of its proceedings during the past year. And although they feel a pleasure in congratula- ting yoa upon tbe ...