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... Tuesday. last the General Annual Meetf ihe Proprietors this noble establish,n'; ' i was held in the Board Room of the ,m !!,>tv's office in Surry street. The President. (Edward Temple Booth, v the Vice-President, (Lieut. Colonel cv) nearly all the Directors, and about proprietors were present, including Sir 0.i,, it John Harvey, John Stracey, Esq. Mr. Jenny. George Morse, Esq. Anthony i Eiq. ...
... Old May-day amongst tanners is a sort of culminating point, by which they estimate the progress of vegetation in a diversity of seasons. A backward spring does not affurd a good bite in Ibe grass fields till a week qr ten days after that period; and it rarely happens in the eastern part of the county, which is exposed to sea winds, that either the dpland or marsh pastures are tit for the ...
... Dr. Lubbock. —We hare to-day the very painful duty of recording the death of Dr. Lubbock, in whom the profession has lost one of its most distinguished ornaments, and Norwich one of its most generous citizens. He expired last evening, little after seven o'clock. On Sunday night, February the 21st, after ten days' incessant toil, with scarcely any rest or sleep, he was attacked with an ...
... The Mar ham Harriers will meet Monday, the ..h March, thr L»nn Arms Selefc; Thursday, urrfh' 1 Hall; ami Saturday, 11.. Hill day at 01 Hounds weather penn.ttine. , Mondav. March Bth, at Wood. March 12th, W addon ; each day Suffo'k Hounds will meet Tuesday, . I,'mh at Pakenham street, and on Friday, M rh 12th, Oalham hall; each day hall past ...
... FRANCE. Tbe most important event recently mentioDed io the French papers is tbe trial and acquittal of the National on charge of libel against the person of the King. The li al grew out of the Spanish marriages and way publi bed upon tbe occasion of the withdrawal of the French consul from tbe Mauritius, for his offensive letter to the British Admiral Dacres. This act the National stigmatised ...
... to instruct usual branches of English Education, with Music and the of wrench A daily governess's situation would he preferred. For further particulars, apply letter, post paid, to H.E.. at Madame Lantcnanfs,' Princes' Street, opposite St. Andrew s Hall, Norwich. WASTED, TWO men of respectability and address, to travel Counties Norfolk and Suffolk, to lie employed in procuring Subscribers fur ...
... Inst week * number of members of the west Society, following the example of other towns rave notice a meeting of farmers and others be held the Market Hall. Lynn, on Tuesday, the 27th ult., consider the propriety of petitioning parlimnent for the repeal the On that day, with the notice larger number of the gentlemen and farmers of the western division of the county assembled than on any recent ...
... The Election of Guardians on Monday last, excited considerable interest many parishes this city, consequence of the agitation reference to the new workhouse lately proposed by the Board of Guardians, but strongly opposed by the majority of the rate, payers. many parishes oppositions were got to the old members of the Court, but in several instances they were withdrawn at the last moment. The ...
... St. Nicholas' Church, anil establi thins National Schools, are now prepared to tenders for the erection schools at the south part tbe town, in accordance with a design prepared by Mr. Brown and Mr. Ker, upon piece of ground granted by the Town Council for that purpose. These schools will built of Brandon flint, with while brick dressings, and will b« a great ornament to tbe town.âThe school ...
... NORFOLK HOUNDS WILL MEET Thursday, February 28th, at half-past eleven o'dotfi Mile Cross, Hellestlon. The East Norfolk Harriers will meet Honing Common, on Friday March lst, at eleven. Charge John Barber, of labourer, was brought on Saturday last, be*'' bench county magistrates, charged witb entered, on the morning of Saturday, the 9th certain enclosed land at Taverham, in the of N. ...
... On Friday last, a Conrtrtuzione was helil »t the Urge room, 'lie Angel inn, North Walfhani. the auspice* the North Literary and Institution, an ...
... The Norfolk Chronicle is very angry with tie movement party, against which it lets fly its whole stock (no small one) of abusive epithets. The grand offence of the Reformers, in the eyes of the Norfolk Chronicle, is, that they are « bidding the support of the farmers. To this item the Chronicle's charges we plead guilty, on behalf tbe movement party. We are bidding for the sop. port ...