... Yaouth1 of iespeetale kolhiellobs ind ST1 nd edutcstiot1 as an Apprentiee to a Printer, Book llerrd1 Ststioner. Apply to T. Tippell, Halesworth. -- 7o P'reflt*t. NTED a youth, (residing in Ipswich) to assist in ATA1 o~k-keeping nnd attend n Counter Trade. Apply to MhJ. Chaplin, St. Mmllt~ewvs, Ipswich. ; .eneP~ers attul I'flnkeepers. PrED TO }IIRE, with Immediate Possession, g aC5UNTRY ...

... All snfferen fom either Corns or bunions should use these WonderM Little Ploaters. They give ease at once, generally curing in a few .4ays. Price I/lI AGENCYo- - 22 HAMILTON SQt a * g S S j per box. UAIRS, BIRKMEIEAD. Nowefadly. 16th Ediiion. 117th Thoueand. post Free of Author. Five Shillings. THE CURE OP CO:N S UMPTION ]iY AN ENTIRELY NEW REMEDY. Contnining also Chaptora on the Cure of ...

... SUFFOLKX SUIVI1XF, ASSIZESi. For the first time for the last generation the Summer Assize has been held at Bury St; Edmund's, the Com- mission having been opened in that town on Monday last. Till the year 1840 the Assizes were alw ays held at Bury, both in March and in the Summer, but in that year the Summer Assize was held in the New County Courts at Ipaswich, and from that day to the present ...

... SUFFOLK QUARTER ^ SESSIONS. . The adjourned Suffolk Quarter Sessions were held at the Shirehall, Bary St. 1ddmund'%,-on Tuesday, B. B. Huuter Rodwell, Esq., Q.C, in the chair. There were also ?? Duke o? Grafton, the Marquis of B3ristol, Sir Harry Orde, Sir Francis Bloxburgh, Q.C., Sir Louis S. Jackson, CrI.es Time. Thorahill, Esq., MI.P., Msjor 3Barnardistou, Col. Windsor Parker, 3. South ...

... PEREMPTORY SALE. Four Small Neat Family Houses, On the South Side of Secktford Srteet, Woodbridge, Being the remaining portion of the Real Estate of the late Mr. ISAAC BACK]EIT, eceased. B. IMOULTON Begs to announce that he is directed To SELL by AUCTION At thc Bull Inn, Woodbridge, on Wednesday, the 3rd day ofJanuary, 1855,at 6 for 7 o'clock in theEveniog, (Wiltout Bedriclica,) In order to ...

... SUFFOLK SUIAHER ASSIZE. I The Commission for this County was opened at Ipswich on Monday afternoon, by Lord Chief Baron Pollock, who had heen sojourning at the Chauntry, the residence of Sir FitzRoy Kelly, M.P., since Saturday evening. His Lordship was conveyed to the County r Hall in the usual private carriage drawn by a pair of bay horses, and containing the High Sheriff, J.G.Shep. pard, Esq ...

... IPSWI CIH. Saturday, Jurne 29, 1S44. SUMMER ASSIZES.-NORFOLK CIRCUIT. u Betore Mr. Baron ALDaRsox and Mr. Justice WILLIAMS. cBuckignhetmehire-Wednesday, July 10, at Buckinglamn. Bedferd~lsire-Saturday, July 13, at Bedford. kr.gdonahire-Tuesday, July 16, at Huntingdon. July 19, at Cambridge. .Suffollk-Tuesday. July' 23, at Ipawich. 1Nor,yolk-Monday, July 29, at Norv ich. The following is the ...

... Written for the Ipswich Journal, and dedicated, with great respect, to the Patronesses of the late Concert at Ipswich for the Benefit of the Wives and Children of English Soldiers in the East. THE BIVOUAC. The bugles sound Halt !-the arms are all pil'd- And the watch-fires illumine the sky- Though wearied and worn, yet high the resolve, On the morrow to Conquer or Die ! THE SENTINEL. The ...

... E HE Autumnt eeting o f the $UF FOLK SOCIETY of SUR IEON OSwill be holden at the Goeldeic 1 irrir, Ipswirh, oi n Tuesday next, Oct. 26th, precisely at T 'Ielve O clock. Mr. DENNY, President. Mr. BULLIN, VViee President and Secretary. RENDLEnAW HALL FIRE. T II E following U (10 K S, malongst others, are supp osed tobe L.OSTor 'lo MI SlAI D t Bell's Shrakspearej vo l. 7,24mor calf gilt, g1768. ...