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... Various accounts Wing appeared ihe London , ..r, relative to death of Captain insert the following -ii-rumstmitial account of that melancholy event, which from the depositions taken before the Coroner, and from the concurrent testimony of the persons encaged the scene. Hampshire Telegraph. Sunday at noon, Mr. Rhodes, of Chichester, was robbed between Mr. Tyson's house and Cocking; the alarm ...
... MARRIED. On the 15th ult., J. (.rev Porter Atthill, Esq., barrister- at-law, of Fitzwiliiam-street, Dublin, son of thr Key. Wm. Attliili, of Ardess, Ireland, and formerly of Brandiston Hall, in t!-i- connty, to Veronica Montgomery, daughter of Joim 11. Biennerliassett, Es-t., of Victoria-place, Tralee. On the _4t'i ult., Mr. R .bert Brct.iifgha.in, to Miss Mo! lett, both of this city. Same Hay ...
... be a grateful .stomach* Cordial, and £ 5Lv h7 m Ued testimony to its superior quality Dr. Pritchard, Dr. Fox Dr. ° ,herS a PS!° ™«h»d of its manufacture, superiority of ingre; ° Dyspepsia. Its sale has extended throughont'England. ''age Great Britain where Stivens' Celebrated ' to G «Ta AGENTS. T. BAY MS, Norwich; W. LUCIA, Yarmouth; BULLOCK, Lynn. X Nicholson Dereham. W Oakes, Downham. S ...
... CONFERENCE OF THE DISSENTERS OF NORFOLK AND NORWICH. On Monday last a very influential meeting of Non- conformist electors of Norwich and Norfolk, was held the Assembly Rooms, for the purpose of determining upon the course to be pursued at the coming election. The card room was first occupied for this purpose, but tho attendance was so large to render necessary an t adjournment to the large ...
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... thirteen he has conducted on the above IN' retinn J.ru Cuatomers nI)l rjrtds, his sincere and earnest thanks for their Premises, dc.«res o * ' mmendi 5 h;9 Succcsao HENRY COLMAN & COMPANi, P'.™ * 0 to conduct the business on those principles which have secured for himself support. _ ; HENRY COLMAN & COMPANY, to the business so long conducted by MR. BANKS, desire respectfully IN s ...
... Shootinp.—/L match between eight of each of the companies of the East Dereham and Rifle Corps came off on the range of the latter on Wednesday, the sti inst., and terminated in the triumph of the Dereham corps by majority twelve point*. Below is the score. The range.' were 200, 500, and 700 yards, seven shots each ranger Total Total SWAFFHAM. 3 ranges. 3 ranges. Ensign Amherst 27 Lieut. ...
... The General Quarter Sessions of the Peace for the County of Norfolk were held at the Shirehall on Watoadaj before Sir WiUoughby Jones, Bart., and Edward Howes, Esq., M.P. The calendar contamed twenty-six prisoners. Sir Willoughby Jones charged the grand jury as follows:—Gentlemen of the grand jury, the calendar you are about to consider contains more than average number of prisoners, the ...
... The General Quarter Sessions for the county were held at the Shirehallon Wednesday, before Sir Willoughby Jones, Bart., E. Howes, Esq., M.P., and other magistrates. As the city, the calendar was unusually light for the Christmas quarter, and contained the names of only eleven prisoners, all of whom were charged with ordinary offences. Mr. C. Foster who was appointed Clerk of the Peace at the ...
... WESTCLIFF LADY FALLS DEAD. Mrs. Mcachen, 61, living 3 Cheehunt Cottage, Hadleigh-road, Westcliff, while walking along Aldgate, accompanied her husband, complained of giddiness. Very shortly afterwards ...