... annum, the same being Freehold and Land-tax redeemed. Printed Particulars and Conditions of Sale may be bad in due time at the Golden Lion, Ipswich; of Mr. Watts, Manningtree; at the White Hope, Hadleigh; at the Auction Mart, London; of Messrs. Philbrick, ...

... Solicitor, No. 9, Lincoln's Inn, New Squaic, where plans may be seeni, and'of the auctioneer, and land surveyor, Leveshan, Kent. By SAMUEL CRJIoE, At the King's Head, Beccles, Suffolk, On Saturday the 30th July inst. ,letveess tile hours oi 4 and S3in ...

... Baldwin.--Robert Smith, by the R1ev.h Y. Steward, charged with having, at Creeting St. Maryg feloniously stolen one leather boot, of the value of 5s.,l the property of James Redgrave, farmer. Convictions.- I 'rhonmas Poultan by the Rev. W. B. Mack, as ...

... DWELI.NG-HOUSE A mi and PREMISES, formerly known as TIE , QUERNS IIHEAD INS. tod now in the occupation of Mr. tl Isaac Hart, boot ard shoemaker. situate in King's Head I Street and Alarket Street, Hairich, fronting in both the i said streets comitprising ...

... then separated. Suffolk Banking Company.— A special meeting of the proprietors of this company was held yesterday, at the Golden Lion Hotel, in this town, when it was resolved, conformity with a provision contained in their deed settlement, and by the ...

... Rrirish,Genevy ?? .. ..12s9- onise ?? 268. 'Fine Kent Hops .14d. 'per lb. - Teahofevery'des riitlroplium ,9d, to-Is. per lb. lower than previous to. tile aditional d.ty. Seol4 ,hrXae21.st,SI9>9 PERFUM ERY, BOOT- TUP: LIQUID, And BLACKING MANUFACTORY. C. MEADOWS ...

... deals. Liberty, Lilly, from Creenhithe, with chalk. SAMIRD-Industry, I.aws, for I Otlloti, With corn. Friends, Hennings, for Maidstone, vith barley. Commerce, Church; Fly, Wright, and Mlaria, Palmer, for Newcastle, in ballast. Prosperous, genuicy, for Ipswichi ...

... and Pairs of Boots; the make and description of the Coats, Trowsers, and Great Coats, to be the same as those now worn by the Policemen. Patterns of the Cloth selected bv the Committee for p the purpose, and a sample of the Hats and Boots may be seen at ...

... India-rubber Goods, in speedy cutting Shields, Fetlock Brush. and Galloping Boots ; Knee-caps, that may be used without impeding the progress of the horse, or marking the hair; K5nee-boot Wrappers, for Dog. Carts, &c. Gentlemen's and Keepers' Saddle and Shoulder ...

... Valuable FREEHOLD PRO. T PERTY, which includes a large and most substantial Dwclling-house, now in the occupation of F. Welton, H. Kent, and three others, with every requisite convenience for the comfort of the tenants. There are very extensive and well-built ...

... sent to London, and soon disposed of. Surry was t(ie first place where this system commenced . Thegangproceed- ed ihrougls Kent, where they stole many valuable horses, and finally into Essex, where they are now carrying -on their depredations. A gentleman ...

... faly~ ?iuen, is perfuctly fre?frtJ? ?iY ,1ui1ikiiaaflt smelt, and wilt r~etail it; ?? hi 7ol re°?ta il by the ?? Gro cers, Boot-makct~til' ..FIRSi ?? OP SUFFOLK YEOMANJRYCALVALj1Y.', rI(.Dlemnbets. of.Cavt.i COOKE'SF Trtop are request. Led to meet at ...