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... .i ?? . ■.._■■. ?? ?? ' EASTERN COUNTIES* HAH. WAY. EASTER HOLIDAYS. c ?? tor mte to clmffi63; SZT*- UnmU OK GOOD FRIDAY, and dating the Easter Week, the TRAINS WILL RUN AS USUAL, calling at all the intermediate Stations ; bat an Extra Train, with t ...
... DEDHAM EASTER BALL. THERE will be a Ball at the Rooms at Dedham, on THURSDAY, March 31st, 1842. Gentlemen's Tickets, Seven Shillings â Ladies' Tickets, Five Shillings. J. GURDON REBOW, Esq., Capt. BOWEN, J. H. ANSON, Esq. AGRlCULTURAL SEEDS. SEC-OS ...
... THE EASTER COUNTY BALL VITILL take place at the Shire Hall, CHELMS- ff FORD, on Thursday Evepiffg, March the 30th, under the Direction of Mrs. ARCHER HOUBLON, and a, Mrs. JOHN ROUND./ Mr. Weippert, with hi%Band, will attend. Admission — Ten Shillings ...
... the next Easter -ntv S?^* SL ' ,sion of the Peace to be held for this f ''be Conn k ' the Magistrates in the several divisions ?? of th,P rL, i uest,:d l 0 ob t a 'n a d transmit to the 'ns 3j - y* c ...
... BOOKING EASTER BALL. -nHF FASTER BALL will take place at the T White Hart Assembly Rooms, on WEDNES- DAY,^d April. sT£WARDS: 0 S. OIBXEY. Esq. PHIX.IP KA-TBTJB.T, Esq. CEO. WOTTJCOGS, Jun., Esq. P S. r. KAjft-TZV, Esq. JAMES SFSBXZVC. Esq. TICKETS :— ...
... punctual, and liberal manner, and on very reasonable ttrmë- Xj/un, January ISI7. TO BE LET, And may be Entered upon at Easter, A Neat and convenient HOUSE, situated in the pleasant village of Dickleburgh, in the county of Norfolk. â?? lt consists ...
... GEtiERAt StAfEMENT OF the Treasurer's Account for the Division of Bury St. Edmund's, from Easter, 1834, to Easter, 1835. RECEIPTS. _£. s. d. £. s. d. Ratesâ Easter, 1834 1687 13 Z Midsummer 16x1,7 13 2 Michaelmas 2025 3 7 Epiphany, 1835 1687 13 2 i -7083 ...
... bill. The motion for the third reading of the Archbishop of Canterbury's Bill, to restrict the holding of pluralities, gave rise to some further discussion on the question of pluralities. Lord SUFFIELD again opposed the bill one that would not be productive ...
... Lion Inn, Hockerill, Herts, A Complete BREWING PLANT, consistingof a mash tub, capable of mashing 4 quarters; a copper with rising crown, holding 290 gallons, with fixtures and furnace com- plete; a copper wort pump, an oval underback. holding 280 gallons; ...
... pro- per may attend to state snch particulars as they may tmnk necessary, the Orders being intended to be made at the ensuing Easter Sessions. By Order, ?? ? . , BORTON, Clerk of the Peace. 3ury Hi. EMuitdr-i; March ViS^ 18QH. T T __ ?? BURY, April ...
... Chesnut Horse, about 15 hands high, rising 7 years old, and quiet in harness. A capital Brown Cart Colt, ri=inp 4 ypars old. A Bay Horse, rising 7 years old, .bout lit hands higfc, quiet in harness. A Bay Filly, rising 4 years old, 15 hands high, war- ranted ...
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