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... cock-water. Forfurther particulars enquire of Mr.H.S.e-camp,' or the aactioneers, Ipfwich. To bl S~O L D by A TJ~C~T Lul By ANDREW HUNTER, On Monday, February ;, ISOO, ALL the Farming Stock, Dairy and. Brewing utenfils, houiliold furniture, and other effects ...
... the forenoon. J. SMITH, Cletk. The Dikereeves of the feveral pariihes within the fa'tii hundreds are required to attend. July 22, 1800 STOWMARKET ASSOCIATION, For nrofecuting FELONIES, &c. THE Annual Meeting or' the above AlTociatiori, will be held at the ...
... the Rft.ll in-Saxmundham, on Wednesday, the £7th of August ihstaiit, .it Twelve o'clock, when and where the attendance of the sub- scribers is desired. . . BEVERLEY, CHAs. BERNERS, ROUS, JACOB WHITEREAD, T. GOOCH, PKTER ISAAC THELLU-SON, J! BLOIS, GEO. ALEX ...
... requested that those members who were not present would send tlieir sub- scriptions to the Treasurer, together with the arrears (if any) of former subscriptions. By Order of the Sub- scribers^ W. MASON, Secretary. GAME CERTIFICATES. ~ TENDRING HUNDRED ...
... Sept. 22, the Rev. Mr. Freeland, rector of Hasketon. Wickham, Tuesday, Sept. 23, the Rev. Mr. Black, perpetual curate of Butley. Yoxford, Wednesday, Sept. 2A, the Rev. Mr. Bade- ley, vicar of Übbeston. Beccles, Thursday, Sept. 25, the Rev. Mr. Church- hill ...
... 7, in the parish church of Boxtcd near Colchester, For the BENEFIT of a SCHOOL of INDUSTRY, Lately established in that parish, on the same plan, nearly, as recommended in the above essay. '£4f- > A collection will be made in the church after the sermon ...
... Two Dwellings, a Work- shop, Stable, and convenient Out-honses, and a large piece of garden, ground, situate Opposite the church at Rishangles, near Debenham, aforesaid, in the occupation of John Crane, carpenter, and liis un- der tenant. To be SOLD by ...
... October 13, ISOO. On the oth inst. j. had the pleasure of bring inform- ed by Mr. John Hoyle, woollen tradesman, near New Church, Rosseridale, of his being restored to a very good state of health by the use offour bottles of your ' celebrated Cordial ...
... 2d February 1801, t S -«r_*£__oxne. Monda, 4th May I Monda, 6th July J THREDLING SUB-DIVISION. Sameltys Same Place. HARTSMERE SUB-DIVISION.. SameDrs, Same Place. BURY SUB-DIVISION. Wednesev, the 3d December 1800,^ ' Ist Wcdcsday in January 1801, f Angel ...
... 'Tertlfos ' ' 'Grada' Fidei Ecclfesite Ai And tongue: George the Third Grace the ' Great Britain Ireland Faith of the Uni- ted Church of Earth the Head” - ' ' the the Kingdom and Shamrock issuing frojn-thc same stalk and reiiiesented therein Fhe Great the ...
... complaints, to which is added, advice to Bath and Hot- well Bathers, SzC. It is particularly rec-mme-dc-d to seafaring men. A 2'2s. bcttle contains ecp_al to five small ones. Letters, stating patients' cases, with the D^e-tor's usual fee of a guinea, will ...
... o NIlason ( 5 0 Captain StsWts 0 t) Richard Cole 0 10 6 Major HCYCLs Ricbasd Alilkin 10 t6 Lrs. S. 1T5- ' 1 j Sir Wnl- Innes 22 0 Mr.G.Kcrridcet1_n 1 0 Ir .Jarn ?? O 5 0 Whimper Quf; , sM asters 0 106 Rev. Geo. Routh E Hasc l Esq. I 1 0 Mr. Bartlet O ° ...