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... 17F~~LIT~ERATPURIE. ?? I 1Ve have taken the foliowing extracts from Alontgo-, merytspoen, ! Satan, not in our estimation nsthe fintest specimen of it, but under the impreseimn that our readers w'ill be induced to refer to the work itself for furtbe, ?? of gratIfication. The Poem, which ?? of' Three'Books, is a descriptive speeeh of Satan, musing on E Earth's Kingdoms astd their Glory. We ...
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... ESTABLISHED, 1810. Hi Rva Ee' ondan s SkcARM the Guasetle ar-e Pak~ Yofrows keps at this ORIGINAL BANKRUPT AND INSOLVENT RElGISTRY OFOICE, 76, CORIRILL, LVNIDOX 'fHIJUSO O e eL been etabl~shed, wish very considers- IL Ubbarnrx, and expene, to protet and advance the Tntse o Merhtantse, Trader, Soletor, and others. Inf ti oan be frlsid, highly adntou pr- ges engaged in Trsale* ulttl's9ths e13a- ...
... BRITISH EMPIRE ;— their Origin, Progress, and Pre- sent State, with an Estimate of the Capital and Resources of the Empire, and a Practical Plan for applying them to the Liquidation of the National Debt. The whole founded on, and illustrated by, Official and Tables and Authentic Documents. By PABLO PEBRER. In a large octavo volume, with numerous Tables, price 18s. boards. m ?? Besides the ...
... Bte Htt*s 4_r iiavtjjtcft Ho tf t # #_t£i ft ttgl rati; OR, SUFFOLK, NORFOLK, ESSEX, CAMBRIDGE, AND ELY INTELLIGENCER. ...
... f'c the Nobility ar.d Gentry of the County of Norfolk. Mv Loans anu Gentlemen, It bas been unanimously decided by two public- meetings, recently held at Norwich, to take into con- sideration two different plans of Railway communication with the metropolis, that it is essential to the welfare of tbe agricultural, manufacturing, and commercial interests flf Norfolk that such a communication ...
... arc, will he seen, .pleading themselves throughout the conn-2'?. establishment an earnest of good to the now depressed interests «« „ • .• a tr but true motto, that *flI , - IS ...
... To the Editor of tbe Essex StandarJ. Mr. Editor.— One of your correspondents, in yoiiT journal of ?? March, asks. What can you do for Utf poor ? no de übt a very proper question, but there i» -. difficulty in the way of its being done effectually- I am one of those lew who think (and not withon. some practical experience) that. '• nera !y, by giving to - or money we only add to the great ...
... f SS=^^EStm CASTLE. Saturday, March 20. v vman P- Havens. O. Savill, J pefnre T U s^^ j! wTore». & G. Round. E«irs. •IT!!— 1— ?? Hester 4 *. Tne w week an information brought .. will be recollect cd that ' . noe _ agaillst M r. Georjye .h* Ct.urchwar.lei « for non .p,, ym ent of a Mr rfJrtbc summons. . th( , on the part of ?? W £««»h» attendance in Court. k M r'harcl' W44rdens ' ™ el ...
... JBecdes, W. G™** Hales, cor\h,T. Tippell SSi\i.i Johnson 7/uWe.^GW. Chappell ?? J R'oot Tur er SStfIES Smith jG£ Miss Goldsmith Chirr J.Burch Kenmn/hall, T.J.^lmuphrey nereham P Barker, S. Bone Lavenham, B. P. Price nL 'il-'s Musgrove Litcham, F. Leatherdale l),'i„'ham. Mrs. Lemon Loddon, V. Alexander El W. Barber Lowestoft R .Salter E/v, R- Ed var Is Lynn , J . W. A. i; m rj'n.li'i!, C. ...
... I (Coontinued from 4th page.) BURY, We4nesday, October a3. PRISONERS . Samuel Pickess, 21, convicted of having stolen a boar pig, the pro'riv of Charles Tyrell, Esq., of Polstead: a previous Con ietioln ivas put in, and the prisoner was sen- tenced to Il years transportation. Rayner Slow, convicted of housebreaking at Polstead: 10 years transportation. James UOHOW 15, convicted of having ...
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