... Land called The Warren, situate in tbe parish of Laken- heath, in the county of Suffolk. October 25th, 1834. ?? THE GENERAL COURTS BARON of His Grace the DUKE of NORFOLK, for his several Manors hereinafter mentioned, will be held at tbe usual places on the days and times following : — Harleston, on Monday the 10th of November, ?? o'clock in the Morning. Earsham, tbe same day, at Two in the ...

... M.r. THOMAS BARRETT LENNARD, ESQ. M.P. JOHN JOLll.il 1 ITS ELL, ESQ. IHOMAS WILLIAM BIiAMSTON, ESQ. THE GENERAL ANNUAL MEETING of tbis SOCIETY will be held on FRIDAY, tbe I2tb day of December next, the day of tbe Chelmsford Annual Cattie Snow, when Premiums will be awarded, as under, for the most deserving Labourers :ind Servants, Stock, and Agricultural Productions. The Prizes already awaided ...

... 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 ...

... of Bury St. Edmund's and its Environs for the liberal support with which they have been favoured, and beg most respectfully to inform them, that as they are about to dissolve Partnership (the term being nearly expired), their very extensive and valuable SI OCX will be immediately offered for SALE at COST PRICE and under, 'as the whole must be cleared in a short time. Forthe convenience of ...

... Cups Jun, Colchester ; SIR GEORGE HENRY SMYTH, BART., IN 1 11 i; CHAIR. STEWARDS: Sir John Tvssen Tyuixi., Bart. M.P. Ai.ex.m.ir Raking, Es«. M.R. Robert VV isti.iy Ham. Dare, Esq. M.P. IticiiAi-n Sanderson, Est.. .VI. I. Qiimin Dick, Es«. M. P. John Joliffe Tufuell, Esq. T. VV. BnfrtTston, Esq. It. C. Haselfoot, Esq. A. Hoy Won, Esq. Philip Bennett, Jun. Esq. Thornl. White. Jun. Esq. J. G. Sj ...

... no Church for the accommodation of the Inhabitants for nearly two hundred years. The evil has from time to time b_en seriously felt by the true Friends cf Religion, and more than one attempt was made by the late In- cumbent to remedy it By the last census, taken in the year 1831, it appears tbat the population had actually reached ihe amount of 'J,.i60. To persons unacquainted with the ...

... Inhabitants of Bury St. Edmund's and its Environ for the liberal support with which they have been favoured, and beg most respectfully to inform them, that a they are about to dissolve Partnership (the term being nearly expired), their very extensive and valuable STOC X will be immediately offered for SALE at COST PRICE and under, as the whole must be cleared in a short time. For the ...

... MAJESTY: VI7E the undersigned GENTRY. CLERGY, and * * others resident iv tbe TOWN and Vicinity of COLCHESTER, most respectfully approach your Ma- jesty, at this political crisis, wiih the expression of our unabated Loyalty and Attachment to your Majes- ty's Royal I'erson and Family, and witb tbe Assurance of our most cordial Support in tue just exercise of you- Majesty's Royal Prerogative. ...