... TO LET, in the PARISH OF WOOLPIT. A HOUSE and LASD. The House consists of kitchen, parlour, back kitchen, store-room, Bake-oAce, and for Brewing, Dairy, cellar, and four chambers, &c. ; Stable, Cow-house, and Piggery, &c-, and Two Acres and a-balf ol Land. ALSO, TO LET, A HOUSE, in Woolpit, opposite the Church, contain-1 ing kitchen, parlour, hack-kitchen, store-room, and cellar, &c., and ...

... WEST HAM BOARD OF GUARDIANS.— Jan. 1. James Walton, Fsq., Chairman. Tbe Chairman observed that the arrears due from West Ham amounted to JE5.450, £1,850 of which was part of a previous call, and ought to have been paid three months since. — Mr. Meeson stuted that West Ham parish was in a worse con- dition than ever; they had £6,000 to collect and only one collector. — Tbe Chairman was of ...

... Agricultural Society's Show T BURY. Although the proceedings of the Royal Agricultural Society's meeting may be said to have commenced on the 10th instant with the trial of implements, the general opening did not take place till Monday. Up to Saturday the weather was delightfully fine, and the towns- people of Bury who for some time past have been mak- ing active preparations with a view to ...

... THE ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY'S MEETING BURY ST. EDMUND'S. The annual show of the Royal Agricultural Society, which was postponed last year, on account of the Cattle Plague, was held this week at Bury St. Edmund's, the trial of implements having been commenced on the previous Wednesday. Some doubt was at one time expressed, lest the resources of the locality, and the accommodation of the ...

... JUn. » A__* *___•■■• — — — - - « . . The half-yearly meeting, and annual land-draining ?? matches, took place on Friday last, at Lavenham. The draining competition came off on a Tery stiff piece of land on the Lavenham Park farm, in the occupation of Mr. Halls -so stiff indeed that it was calculated to try somewhat severely the strength and endurance, as well as the skill, of the men. The ...

... WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE, CHAIX . belts, and pocket Pronounced by connoisseuri, | BATTERIES “THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE” fflO guard against the numerous worthless imitation , JL this renowned Condiment, the public should TTTOHLY IMPROVED inventions HESE perfectly self-applicable, in ren.ler Electricily ai^y pJj^vpißM*AC^HEll’S* , SyT i.lo v.viet, that forcibly points this invention the embryo of a * , . ...

... HORTICULTURAL FETE AND DOG SHOW. ThU annual fete was held on Friday in the grounds ot Abbot's Hall, Stowmarket, kindly lent as usual by Wm. rrentice, Esq. A fine day is of CJUrse all important for a show of this kind, and upon that really hinges the whole question of success or failure. Friday morning certainly was not auspicious ; for a thin drizzling rain — what m the nmth is called a ...

... On Sunday last tbe annual sermons in connection with the above Society were preached at Bury St. Edmnnd's— at St. Mary's Church, in the morning, by the Rev. J. Richardson, Vicar, and in tbe evening by the Rev. R. C. Mc Arthur, late missionary at Ceylon ; at St. Peter's Church, in the afternoon, by tbe R*v- *>• Storrs, senior Curate of St. Mary's; and at St. John s Church, in the morning, by ...

... ALE & SPIRIT STORES. nffl Factory Lane, Colchester, near Cattle umces. | Market; and Currier's Lane, Ipswich. STEWARD, PATTESON, & Co.'s Eine Norwich Ales, Stoat, &c., ...

... thrush singing ' our talk, ay.d hushed our breath to hear; The bird's note quive ...

... Municipal Elections in the Eastern Counties. BECCLES. In this borough the r-tiring members were Messrs. E. J. Cii-p, S. Darby, J. D. Eastlaugh, and F. S. Rix, the last three of whom were re-nominated, but Mr. Cri«p declined to stand again. The following were also candi- dates : -Messrs. A. Brown, T. M. Read, and C. Smith. Subj ined is the result of the polling : -Mr. Darby, 327 ; Mr. Smith, ...

... Bury Town Council.— Election of Mayor. Theusual meeting of the Bury Town Council was held on Tuesday last at the Guildhall, preseut— the Mayor(G. J. Oliver, Esq.), Aldermen H. Le Grice, G. H. Nunn, W. H. Rushbrooke, G. P. Clay, and G. Thompson ; Councillors T. Ridley, A. Hunter, J. Floyd, J. Suiitbyes, A. J. Hooper, VV. Jaggard, J. Hunt-r, L. Jackaman. J. Hirst, A. Ridley, H. Cooke, H. L. ...