... ESTABLISHED UPWARDS OF A CENTU RY. STABLE requisites, new and second-hand harness (single and double), hunting other saddles. Ijondnn bits, whips, spurs, and all articles in the trade, may be had at moderate prices at WRIGHTS ...

... BemaßKab_e Local Will Sdit. —In the Probate revision of tbe High Court of Justice, on Thursday, cv James H&nnen had before him tbe local will caae of v m«. v. Jordan and Others. Thia waa a suit which had reference to the testamentary dispositions ofthe late ;!J William Sheldrake, a milkman and publican, for- merly * Ip* w ' cn . Mr. Searte, who appeared for the nlaintiff. t,,e w 'd° w ofthe ...

... HOW TO -STRENGTHEN THE CHURCH IN t _. ?? fcA-^T ANGLIA. Tn t hxx-x.nl, D„7J . r . . . . at the end of October -™ H t ° n,y . a PP e * re L d the very d*_v .f.«J+h vi* - and ' sfc rangely enough, stone' 'jiiC * h ,?t x tti PU ? 1C J^ Urnals * aye us Mr - Gl^- accepted' Welsh I)h^hfTh m W ? lch that &***»* month. ™. ?? i J - M * s ~ ! 'tablishment— was written six time b7 n in P We ?? fm an e( ...

... 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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... WEST SUFFOLK CHAMBER OF AGRICULTURE. The annual meeting of this Chamber was held on Weduesday afternoon, at the Angel Hotel, Bury, wben ther* were present, Mr. W. N. King (President), Mr. G. Blencowe (Hon. Sec), Mr. J. H. Turner, Mr. O. D. Johnson, Mr. W. Manfield, Mr. G. Gayford, sen., Mr. G. King, Mr. J, Wakelin, Mr. W. J. Mallows, Mr. H. L-.cy Scott, Mr. Walton Burrell, Mr. J. E. Wright, Mr ...

... 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 ...

... Winston m this county, has been presented by the Dean and Canons of Ely to the Rectory of Mfepal, near Ely vacant by the death of the Rev. F. Daubeny, M.A. Among the noble Lords who voted in the minority of 48 in favour of the second reading of the Ballot Bill on Ihursday night, were — the Lord Chancellor, Earls Cowper and Kimberley, Viscount Sydney, the Bishop 0f ?? , Lor^ 9 Ebury, Ponsonby, ...

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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 ...