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... would now state that to-morrow being Wednesday, he would observe what was known in former times as the peace of the church, and would present no petitions ; but he would pursue his task of presenting petitions on other days, leaving Wednesdays and Saturdays as days of the peace of the church. i [Nothing of importance occurred on Wednesday. On t Thursday Lord King returned to the charge ...
... Mr. MtirCs Fox Hounds will meet on Thursday the of November, at Carlton Village ; on Saturday the sth, Little Saxham; on Tuesday the Bth, at Stowlangtoft; and Thursday the 10th, Bourn-bridge. Each day Half-past Teu. ...
... ofa WIND- MILL, lhe wages will be such as to give a fair remune- ration for the duties of the situation. A character will be required, and a security for good conduct and receipt of cash. For particulars inquire of Mr. William Claxton, Soli- citor, Market Place, Ely, if by letter, post paid. Ely, January 86, 18AJ. STOLEN, on the Night of the HGth or December' from Rakeheath Farm, Eriswell, a ...
... and the Coursing takes place on the feur following days as usual. As the Meeting is expected to be very numerously attended, it is requested that the Company intending to view the sport will proceed by the Turnpike Roads and Highways, and not ride over or across the Fields. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THE Partnership between Messrs. GIFFORD and GREEN, as Auctioneers and Appraisers, was dissolved ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Bungay, W. Dyball Gazeley, J. Wilson Bildeston, M. A. Johnson Hadteigh, 11. Ilurdacre Botesdale, E. Dobson Halesworth, T Tippell Brandon, 3. Clark Harlestoa, G. W. Cbappell Buridtani, J, Folker lpsuich., 11. Root Cambridge, 3. Deighton Ixworth, Miss Goldsmith Clare, Fulcher and Pratt Kenninghall.TJ .Humphrey Colchester, T. Albin Lavenham, B. P. Price Dereham, P. Barker, S. Bone Liteham, F. ...
... of the Prince of Capua for licence to marry Mi«s Penelope Smyth, according the rite* of the Church of England. The application was opposed by Count Ludolf, the Neapolitan Minister, on behalf of the King of Naples, on the ground that marriages the Royal Family of Naples unauthorized by the King were illegal. On the part of the Prince it was contended that he was of full age ; that Miss Penelope ...
... CURACY • Also, STOUNARD'S FARM, With suitable Buildings ; ALSO MALTINGS AND COTTAGES. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Messrs. FAREBROTHER and Co. At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change Alley, Cornhill, ' London, on Friday, December sth, at Twelve, by di- rection ofthe Trustees under the Will ofthe late SIR W. B. RUSH, THE FREEHOLD GREAT and SMALL TITHES ofthe Parish of STOKE NEXT CLARE, Containing ...