... adjournment, on Thursday the \2tk of June next, at Eleven of the clock in tke forenoon (that being the second Thursday in June, the day appointedfor the General Year/)/ Meeting, agreeable to tke directions ofthe Act) at the Crown lun, im Botesdale ; at which it is requested that Five or more of tke Trustees will attend, on special business. By Order, THO. WA YTH. Eye, May 28, 1817. ~ BRIDGE ...

... DUKE of NORFOLK, His Grace the DUKE of GRAETON, The Right Hon. the EARL of BRISTOL, And numerous other distinguished Personals. 24 .DIRECTORS CHOSEN TRIENNIALLY, From amongst the most opulent Proprietors of 1000 Shares. ?? NET PROFITS of .1- this Office are, at the expiration of every Three \ears, returned to the INSURED; who, although they thus participate in the success ofthe Concern, are ...

... with the nature of Fen Drainage, and understand the formation of Banks, and the Mode of measuring up Work ; and it is necessary that he should have some knowledge of the con- struction of Water Kngines. Persons desirous of making ap- plication for the Office, are requested to attend the Commis- sioners of the District, at the Lamb Inn, in Ely, on Thursday the Ist day of May next, at Two ...

... Common Quay, Ipswich, impressed ewith gratitude, beg leave to offer to their numerous Eriends, and a generous Public, their acknowledgments for the un- bounded encouragement which they have for so many years past experienced, assuring them that every exertion shall be used to merit a continuance of their support, and from the .well-known superiority of their accommodations in loading, ...

... Act of the 53d Geo. 111. cap. 123 enabling Persons to Redeem Land-tax charged on HOUSES' or other BUILDINGS, with the Appurtenances, not exceed- i ing in^ the whole One-fourth part of a Statute Acre, at 18 Years' Purchase on the Amount of Land-tax, are continued bythe Act of last Session (57th Geo. 111. cap. 100) until the 24th June, 1818. By Order ofthe Commissioners for executing the Acts, ...

... and 500(7 G uincas all Floating, AND MAY ALL BE DRAWN THE FIRST DAY. r P TSTSH Contractor for the present Lottery, be.gs to announce to his Friends in die ■*■ • A»XO11^ Country, that the Drawing- will commence 7 ucsdau Next The 21st oi THIS MONTH Before which day those who make their Purchases will have the certain Chance of gaining the following Grand Capitals- -2 Grand Prizes of 20,000 ...

... the DUKE of NORFOLK, His Grace the DUKE of GRAFTON, The Right Hon. the EARL of BRISTOL, And numerous other distinguished Personages.^ 24 DIRECTORS TRIENNIAI.LY, From umongst the most opulent Proprietors o/'IOOO Shares. THREE-FIFTHS of the NET PROFITS of this Office are, at the expiration 6f every Three Yean, returned to the INSURED; Who, although they thus participate in the success of the ...

... Clarence, ittended by the Countesses of Ilchester and Mel- ,j|le, Sir H. Campbell, Col. Disbrowe, arid Col. Stevenson, proceeded in two carriages and four a visit to Sir C. B. Codrington, at his seat at ?? Park, situate on the Gloucester road. Sir C and Lady Codrington received their Illus- trious Visitor at the hall door, and conducted her Majesty into the drawing-room, their Royal Highnesses ...

... adjournment, on Thursday the i2th of June next, at Eleven ofthe clock in the forenoon (that being the sccrnd Thursday in June, the day appointed for the General Yearly Meeting, agreeable to the directions ofthe Act) ut the Crown Jun, in Botesdale ; at which il is requested that Five or more of the Trustees will attend, o -epecial business. By Order, WAYTH. Eye, May 28, 1817. BRIDGE IMPASSABLE. ...

... for in both Houses, entreat- . (foe prince Kegent to take into his considera- prospect ofthe Succession to the Throne fthese Kingdoms. No specific proceeding will bes«gg ested t0 his Royal H'S 11 688 ! the general Object will be merely recommended to his most Sous attention. Mr. Hunter, the king s Messenger, returned to town on Wednesday evening, after a journey f three weeks and a day ; he ...

... and Prince Leopold, ou Thursday, ' n t t* here they arrived nhout two o'clock ; (after the Duchess of York, from Oatlands, ?? ? party- ' riie . v ,00, i some refreshment, and rf four o'clock— the Queen and Princesses for _ and the Duchess of York for Oatlands. tin'daf se -might, while the Duke of Gloucester Jersey, a ball was ■•.ven by subscription, at St. .mnonour of the Duke. — At about ...

... BY His Grace the DUKE of NORFOLK His Grace the DUKE of GRAFTON, The Right Hon. the EARL of BRISTOL, And numerous other distinguished Personages. 24 DIRECTORS CHOSEN TRIENNIALLY, Prom amongst the most opulent Proprietors of 1000 Shares. \ ?? NET PROFITS of it- this Office are, at the expiration of every Three Years, returned to the INSURED; who, although they thus participate in the success ...