... noe numereus, consisted of several 0i l'slerd t membersoof thes ociety, asnongat whotn Was' '^~llif Latdy lUendlomai, Lord Thomas- Hay, the odv thi~ Long, A Areadeckne, Eaq., Ml.| Arcedeekfl e0 A I' S Bosialqtlet, Esq., Mrs. Bosanquet, Mrs. Fer. F irl ...

... for London, with malt. Rebecca, Attwooll, for Wevmouth-Maria, Snowden, for Boston-Amy, Johnson; Amy, Christie, and Ardent, Thomas,for Plymnouth-Rival,Bagnell, for ?? ion. Walker, for Dundee-and Brambly, Lee, for Goole, with w heat. Ruby, Lucas, fr London ...

... died, Mrs. Hardy, Post Ofice, Tolleshunt D'Arcy, after a long and painful afiction, borne with truly Christian fortitude and resignation, in the 65th year of her age. On the 1bth instant died, at his seat, Moot fall, in this county, Thomas Perry, Esq ...

... of those appoint- ed Aldermden. The following were the persons chosen: Mr w. W. Clarke I Mr. C. Chinecry Mr. S. ?? Rix Mr. Thomas Delf r On the 29th ult. the Rev. William WVayman, elk., A. IM., wvas instituted to the vicarage ot Great Thurlosw, iI this ...

... W Afr.THOMAS MASON, of Beccles,;is appointed Agentfor this Paperfor BECCLILS and its Neigh- bourhood; . and it is requested, that all Oulsianding Accounts for Adverti4ements and Ipsuvich. Journals may be paid to him, as he is authorise to reeciv the same ...

... Couar.--(f1od, v. Woods.)- Tlin: case came before the Court upon demurrer for the plaintiffs bill, filed by the chiidren of Thomas Woods, dleceassed, to recover from the defendant, their uncle, aim ectate in Suffiuk, called Bltidestolllh, with nearly509 ...

... light colliers. Lovvrronr. AnRIvEn-Norwich Trader, Yallop, from Londonwith goods. Thomas,Wood,from St Petersburgh, with timber and deals.. Betsey, High, from Sunderland: k Thomas and James, Welton, from Newcastle; Hadassah, Chambers, from Blyth, with ceoals ...

... Fields, is composed of the following Members ;-Lord Althorp, the Solicitor General, Sir Harvey Verney, Col. Hay, Mr. Hardy, Sir Thomas Freemantle, Sir Robert Peel, Mr. Roebuck, FMr. Clay, Mr. Ilyett, Sir .lohn c Wrottesley, Mr. Wolriche Whitmore, Mr. Bygne ...

... to the Queen, imploring her Mlajesty to revoke the authori- ty given to that committee, be adopted by this meeting. MIr. Hardy seconded the motion, which was carried with acclamation. Dr. Bunting was extremely glad that an opportunity had been afforded ...

... Mr. Girling, Stowmasket; Nerium Splendens M5stwBrowne, I)iss;bouquetoftender flowers. Mrs * Harlihon, Talgrave; ditto sf hardy flowers Miss Taylor, liss; Cactus Speriosus,'Rev. J. I). Betts, Wortiam. ;Cottapers Prizes- Cherries, GeorgeI Potter, Wortham ...

... Jutie 4.. O n-the 2 9th nlt. was married, Alex inder Wilson, Esq. of ?? Temple, to Mary Rolfe, eldest daughter of the late *Thomas Andrew, Esq. of Great Cdggeshall. On the 2d inst. Wvas'inariied, at Woodford, in this county, by the Rev. It G. Gray, MW. ...

... , R. Brook, Esq.-Pinks, Rev. R. Wilson.-Best and 24 Exotic, B. Ferrand, Esq.-Best Bouquet Roses, Mr. Manning.- Best ditto hardy Flowers, Lord ?? were offered for the best Ranunculuses, and 2d ditto, Car- nations, Picotees, Double Anemones, Seedling Geraniums ...