... A meeting of the District Boards of Thingoe Th-dwastre, and Blackburn, in connection with the Church Education Society, was held at the Guildhall, Eury, on Wednesday afternoon, when tbere were present, tbe Veu. Archdeacon Chapman (in the chair), Canon Abraham, Rev. G. F. Turner (Hon. Secretary), Rev. E. J. Morgan, Rev. A. W. Edwards, Rev. P. M. Stedman, and Rev. W. R. Bain. The proceedings ...

... 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 ...

... 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; ...

... The Duke of Cambridge left Gloucester House on Wednesday for Merton Hall, Thetford, on a visit to Lord Walsinghain. Hia Royal Highnesa returned to town a Saturday. The Maharajah Dhuleep Singh, accompanied by the Maharanee, left Elvedon Kail, on Monday afternoon, o» * visit to the Right Hon. the Earl and Countess of Leicester, at Holkham Park. Tbe Marquis and Marchioness of Bristol have been ...

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... BURY ST. EDMUND'S, JULY 18th, 1893, ♦ The residents of Sudbury have a grievance, and & serious one it is. For many generations the ancient customs and privileges the inhabitants enjoy have been the proud boast of every Sudburian. But whilst the people are naturally proud of the antiquity of their town, they are indignant that within recent years they have been deprived of the exclusive ...

... OIL direct from Honfleur, of the quality which has secured universal approval and constantly increasing sale during the three past winters. T. R. has pleasure stating that the crop of seed from which this oil is extracted is abundant and of the finest quality, the oil will be of an unusually fine quality, and very moderate in price. As Tallow is likely to be dear, T. R. recommends his friends ...

... 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 ...

... MAKER WINTF.U SKItMON. HV THE REV. FORSTER G. SIMPSON, B.A. Author of The. Uenreu* Wituem for A-r. London : Wertheini, Macintosh, and Hunt, and sold by G. Thompson, Bookseller, Bury St. Edmund’s. BURY ST. EDMUND’S INCORPORATION. fIHIE Guardians of the Burv Saint Edmund's M. Incorporation will, at their Meeting, to lie held at the Board Room, Friday, the Twenty-third day of ]>ecember instant, ...

... The monthly meeting of this Council, acting as the Urban Sanitary Authority, waa held yesterday (Mon- day). There were present— the Mayor, (J. W. lon, Esq), Aldermen, H. Le Grice, G. Thompson, W. H. Rushbrooke, and W. L. Brooke ; Councillors C. D. Leech, C. Burroughs, G. P. Clay, F. Nunn, G. J. Oliver, T. Ridley, T. F. Lucia, A. Stutter, A- Ridley, J. fliret, R. Harvey, A. Andrews, Mr. Salmon ...

... DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZES. Tbe annual distribution of prizes won by tbe scholars of the Guildhall Feoffment Commercial School took place at the Guildhall, Bury, on Thursday afternoon, present the Mayor (in the chair), Mr. W. Salmon, Mr. G. Thompson, Mr. A. Stutter, Mr. A. J. Hooper, and Capt. Rusbbrooke (Feoffees) ; Mr. T. Jones (Head Master), Mr. A. Ridley, Mr. J. C. Browne, Mr. Bates, and a ...

... (Jirccs. — On Wednesday last Batty's Circus visited thi town, pitchiug their tent on the Severals, and ni.iiv.og the usual parade along the High-street. Tbe procession included two large vans, each drawn by six burses standing on tbe roof, one mounted by a woman, and the other by a black man. Newmarket County Coußr.— Afullreportof thecases heard at the sitting of this Court on Thursday last ...