... OF THE OCTOBER FAIR, MX. HODGSON, in pursuance of the Instructions of his Employers, invites the Attention of: the Mobility and Gentry to the Sale of this sumptuous > Assortment Manufactory ._ Vestibule and Drawing . room The CHIN A contains some of the rarest an mort magnitude, and oriental models, e.nbellilhed in gcent Vases, I lower-bowls, dragon-handled and «*« f» » f Sg^Umi Incense ...

... valuable Live and Dead Farming Stock, and Household Effects, of Mrs. PLUME, retiring ■ m Busln eBS ; comprising 4 very powerful fine-sized chesnut 'art Mar* s and ° e,din B 8 > of * ne genuine Suffolk Stock, and xeelieirt workers; 4 capital well- fatted Galloway Steers, 16 v £ ...

... rI^HE Household Furniture and other Effects I 0 f Mrs. FINCH AM, of Barrow, who has changed her •iltnce*— Sale to begin at Two o'clock. rW t_u!o2U* 9 may be had on the Premises ; Lion, Barrow ; n il^ Kentfc-rd; and of the Auctioneer, Newmarket. ~Tt FRAMLINGHAM, SUFFOLK. f.-rv superior full-sized young Chesnut Cart HJareP and (reldtups, Catit, primt Milch Cowr* Hag, Agricultural Implement*, ...

... on THURSDAY, Oct. 6, 1825. MR. HODGSON, in pursuance of the In- structions of his Employers, invites the attention of the Mobility and Gentry to the Sale of this sumptuous Assortment The CHINA contains some of the rarest and most costly j specimens of the Manufactory ; — Vestibule and Drawing-room Scent Vases, Flower-bowls, dragon-handled and other Jars of j unprecedented magnitude, and ...

... 3 R. HODGSON (late of the Assembly Rooms, Cheltenham) in pursuance of the Instructions if I of his Employers, invites the attention of the Nobility and Gentry to the Sale of this sumptuous Assortment. Th. CHINA contains some of the rarest and most costly specimens of the Manufactory ;-Vestibule and Drawing-room Scent Vases, Flower-bowls, dragon-handled and other Jars of unprecedented magnitude ...

... for a short time for the benefit of my health, two Requisitions from the Freemen of Sudbury, one of such Requir sitioiis being signed by the resident, and the other by the non- resident Freemen, and both inviting me to represent your ancient and respectable Borough in Parliament when the next dissolution shall occur. I cannot but feel highly flattered by this kind and unlooked- for invitation, ...

... Shirehall, in Bury St. Edmund's, on Satur- day the 15th day of October, 1825 ; present. His Grace the DUKE of GRAFTON, Lord Lieutenant, in the Chair. The Right Hon. the EARL of EUS TON. The Right Hon. LORD CALTHORPE. Sir HtiNRY EDWARD BUNBURY, Bart. Sir WILLIAM ROWLEY, Bart. Sir WILLIAM PARKER, Bart. THOMAS QUAYLE, Esq. JOHN MOSELEY, Esq. FREDERICK WHITE, Esq. ROBERT BEVAN, Esq. It was ...

... attempt to express the gratitude with which your conduct has inspired me— my reception in your ancient and respectable Borough, has not merely been kind, but splendid; and by your promises of support my Election is not merely rendered certain, but triumphant. In the course of my canvas I met with only six refusals of support, and I believe I may assert with truth that Nineteen out of Twenty ...

... attempt to express the gratitude with which your conduct has inspired me — my reception in your ancient and respectable Borough, has not merely been kind, but splendid; and by your promises of support my Election is not merely rendered certain, but triumphant. In the course of my canvas 1 met with only six refusals of support, and I believe I may assert with truth that Nineteen out ot Twenty ...

... his Map of this County, that it is nearly completed, and will be ready for delivery early in the ensuing Year. This Map, in addition to its superior Scale, will shew the good Cross Roads, and the Subscribers will also obtain the peculiar ad- vantage of having a Map upon a large Scale at the same Price as a smaller one. 27, Great Ormond Street, London. . ■ NORFOLK, SUFFOLK, AND ESSEX ZUiimag ...

... Nobility, Clergy, and Gentry, Subscribers to his I Map of this County, that it is nearly completed, and will he ready for delivery early in the ensuing Year. 1 his Map, in I addition to its superior Scale, will shew the good Cross i Roads, and the Subscribers will also obtain the peculiar ad- vantage of having a Map upon a large Scale at the same Price as a smaller one. \ 27, Great Ormond ...

... in the next ensuing Session for leave to bring in a Bill for making and maintain- ing a Railway or Tram Road, commencing at or near a Fiece or Parcel of vacant Ground, near Dog Row, Whitechapel I Road, in the Parish of St. Mary Whitechapel, in the County of Middlesex, now in the occupation of Mr. William Green, and terminating at the Southern Extremity of the row n ot Ipswich, in the County of ...