... iLefi, LLIES AT SEBASTOPOL. Vln ?? Pariiculurs are collected from the recent de- -I-ITsI receuert fl *«m the Crimea:- Sph-,c C ,^ e^ e artl 'erv was landed in a bay some miles nearer from , tl P °J lh ™ Uulaklava. 650 sailors and 2,000 marines fcouree I assisted in the land operations. All the water the mitiJ? ?' lch the ,own is ?? , were iv 'he bauds of Place ?? iV U e,,ormous wnter * nk ...

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... OR EXCHANGE, and ALL MISCEL fcANEOUS SMALL ADVERTISEMENTS ARE INSERTED at the following CHEAP RATES :— ONCE. THHKK MBS. SIX TIMES 8. D. B. O. 8. D. 20 words ..0 6 10 16 80 „ ..0 9 16 2 3 40 „ ..10 2 0 3 0 60 „ ..13 2 6 3 9 And every additional 10 words pro rata These charges are atrictly confined to ADVERTISEMENTS PAID FOR PREVIOUS TO INSERTION. Advertisers may have replies directed to the ...

... PRIMROSE LEAGUE FETE AT DRINKSTONK PARK. Thanks to fine weather and the kindnrss of Cap*. Powell, J.P., a very large number of Constitutional i,t^ were enabled to enjoy a ?? pleasant d: y ut Drinkstone Park „v Saturday, on the occwon „f a Primrose League fete, under the auspices „f the Pakenham and Woolpit Habitation of the Pri ..rose League. Drinkstone Park is, from consolation* of the ...

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... Maidstone Hollands Gin lias been stopped, in consequence of ihc fulling: tlie huge Cliff at the hack of rny Distillery, 1 fee. called upon publicly to announce that such is not the case, and although some part Machinery, has unfortunately been much injured, the disaster does not at all inteuapC -the Supply, ei'her of the Maidstone Hollands of the Original Morelia Cherry Brandy. the former ...

... Beautifully bright weather prevailed on Tuesday afternoon on the occasion of the Conservative Fete at Culford Park and a good number of people, comprising members of the i Primrose Le»g_e and others, availed themselves of the generosity of Lord and Lady Cadogan the latter of whom was present and extended a cordial welcome to all. Lord Cadogan had fully intended to be Present, but important ...

... to be independent and make their wav in the world *honld write for prospectus of the SCIENTIFIC DRESS-CUTTING ASSOCIATION, 272, Regent-cirous. London, W. Situations fonnd for all pupils at good salaries. The Original and Corcini'-n-penne SCIENTIFIC DRKSS CUTTING hSSOCIA lON (Copyright for Europe and Colonien. E-tbd. 12 years) require Agents and Teacher* in all plac*-s_ where they are not re ...

... 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 ...

... The triad of the Mannings commenced on Thursday morning, at the Old Bailey. The counsel for the prosecu- tion were the Attorney-General, Mr. Clarkson, Mr. Bod- kin, and Mr. Clerk ; for the male prisoner, Mr. Serjeant WUkim and Mr. Charnock ; for tho female, Mr. Ballan- : tine and Mr. Parry. An important preliminary legal point started by the counsel for Mrs. Manning, occupied for a ...