... Stock of genuine ARSENIC for dressing Wheat, which he is enabled to offer at a low price. Also Sheep- wash Oimmejjt, &c. Physicians' Prescriptions carefully dispensed, with choice Drugs selected fromApotbecaries' Hall.— Pickles, Spices, Fish Sauces, &c, and every article of domestic use. (j. F., cannot allow; this present opportunity to pass, without returning his sincere thanks to those nu- ...

... COUNTIES OF NORFOLK & SUFFOLK. Suescuieed Capital .£500.000, Iv ...

... parishes of Hardley and Thurl- ton. in the county of Norfolk, is obliged to retire from trie cnarge, in consequence of a deprivation of Sight. By this moat unfortunate occurrence, his income will be so much reducad as to leave but a scanty provision for the support of a Wife and four young Children. The nature ol flic calamity with which it has pleased God to visit nim, is such as to preclude ...

... vation of the Soil in Scotland has derived from the establishjtaeiitand exertions of the Highland Society, and thinking! that the management of Land in Rngland and Wales, both m the Cultivation of the Soil, and iv the , care oi ?? iini l Plantations, is capable of great ?? j orovemeut by the exertions of a similar Society, request that t_o*_s woo are inclined to concur wilh ihem in this ...

... vr CAM 11) C K flic antin' modern .mh. CABINET AND rDBNITUBE. rnk. Ilmi'hulil '•wilt. ' J ' |UNNII|AI. I'l II ~ r.c. J ln*truct««» tr>.m ll',- I J Jlu, nil an.ls,.v, Sl;u.l.v Al ...

... HATTER, sa. aßasTaATs stbei-t. BOUY ST. EDMUND’S, IN returning thanks to the Public in general for their liberal support during the last ten years beg# to solicit for H. Wallwortii continuance of the same, to whom he ha# disposed of hi* Busine#*. S. WALLWOimi Respectfully invite* public attention bis Stock of HATS and CAPS, which fur style and durability cannot excelled. J. TmaTLfc’s Stock ...

... deliver the Lists of Voters to tbe r stables of the respective Hundreds, are par- Hi 11 , rein inded to do so without further delay, in jicular' . game may be, by such High Constable. orde- . ? j-uvered to me, to enable me to make out tbe frrlb*' n ire d for tbe Revising Barristers. A bitra-t« requ' j BORTON, , jj,-, Sept.. 1837. Clerk of the Peace. Jf^rsdlJ> ty PRIVATE CONTRACT, 1 ...

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... and Second-hand BOOKS in Various Branches of Literature, many of which are in splendid condition, and the Whole are marked at extremely low Prices, for Ready Money .—To be had at the Place of Sale, No. 39, Strand, at the comer of Buckingham Street : and of Mr. T. C. Newby, Bookseller and Printer, Angel Hill, Bury, (price 2s. 6d. to be allowed to Purchasers) and of all Country Booksellers. A ...

... and Crown Inn, Sudbury, on Friday, Oct. 27, 1820. The Chair will be taken at Twelve o'clock. - W. S. GILLY. Secretary. BURY DISTRICT COMMITTEE OF THE Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, For the DEANERIES of THEDWASTRE and THINGOE, Stow, Hartismere, and Blackburn. A Quarterly Meeting of the Committee will be holden in the Vestry of St. James's Church, Bury, on WEDNESDAY next, November ...

... in Consequence of the SHIPPING PRICES of WINES bein°- Lower than heretofore, they have Reduced their List as below : and that alf Orders- forwarded to SKINNER STREET, only, in London; or to the following Gentlemen, their appointed Agents for the Towns they reside in, and all Places adjacent, will be executed so as to give Entire Satisfaction : BRANDON Mr. JAMES WING SAFFRON WALDEN Mr. JAMES ...

... Foreign • « and entrusting the portfolio, ad interim, to AI. V llele. Nothing is said as the cause of this 1 __ u t ,t is conjectured that the Prime Minister nwt consider himself to have been properly sup- * | lV bis Noble Colleague in the affair of the pro- rlP i Junction of the Rentes. It is said too, that AI . ?? ?? from M.deVilleleon the il American question ; the former was inclined to I ...