... the Grent Seal of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, to me directed, tu. electing four Knights, that is to say, two Knights for each Division of the said County, to 6erve in a certain Parliament, to be holden at the City of Westminster, on the Nine- teenth Day of February nest ensuing, do. in obedience to the Raid Writ, and of tbe ?? iv that case, made, hereby Procla'tn and rffve ...

... his Majesty's Writ, under the Great Seal of tbe United Kingdom of Great Britain and lieland, to me directed, to. electing fot.r Knights, that is to nay, two Knights for each Division of the said County, to serve in a cer^fnParliament, to be holden at the City of Westminster, on the Nine- teenth Day of February next ens/ing, do, in obedience to the .-.aid Writ, and of ?? Statutes in tha t case ...

... to you the numerical state of tbe Poll at its close — Sanderson 037, Smith 567, Tufnell 505. i what words can we express our grateful thanks — hat language tire we to acknowledge our sense of 3 obligation for tbe honor you have conferred, and confidence }*o\i have placed iv us ! _JJur constant care shall be to preserve the Instito- Ftions of our country, and especially to protect the I ...

... General Quarter Session of the Pears Ja. holden for the County of Essex, on the 6th day of January, 1835, the Court taking into consideration in what manner it would be expedient that the 4th Sec- tion of the Act of Parliament 4 Geo. IV. c. M. should he carried into effect so far as relates to the House of Correction at Colchester, lately erected by, and now belonging to, this County, and what ...

... of Colchester, and Mr. JOHN DEI.AMARE, of Romford, ?? of Essex, have been appointed two of ihie Inspectors of Wei-hts wild Measures, under the ifct of Parliament 4 and 6, V\illi.im IV. cap. 49. VjTnd that tbey are supplied with copies of the Imperial Standard Weights and Measures, for the comparison therewith of all such Weights and Measur.-s in use within the said countr, which may be brought ...

... HALL, SUDBURY, on TUESDAY.VeIJRUARY 17, 1835, ROBERT MAPLETOFT, Esq. in lhe Chair. GEORGE IV. POLEY, Esq. Vice President. Dinner at Four o'clock. Tickets 12s. 6J. each, m>,y be bad at tbe Bar of the Lose and Crown Inu, up to Friday, tbe 13. h Instant, lifter wbicb lime tbey cannot be insured. Sudbury, February 5, 1035. TO THE ELECTORS OF WEST S UFFOLK. Gr.NTLIMI ?? I Lose not a moment in ...

... Chelmsford, on TCBBDAY. the 17th liar of February instant, at TeryTclock in the Fore- noon for tbe Trial of OffendAy in custody or under r,. c . sniianc -s, of which all persons concerned are re- ouired to take Notice. Dated nth February, 1835. PARKER. Clerk of the Peace. BMEI TCRSPIKEB. FIRST DISTRICT. TUT GENERAL ANNUAL MEETING ofthe Trustees or Commissioners of the Colchester Division of ...

... of Sound and Independent Principles, who «|| not be led away by popular clamour but who, fearing God and honouring tbe King, wdl stand up in defence of our Glorious Constitution, compre- hending the King's Throne, the Protestant Cburch, the Security of the Empire, and the Rights Liber- ties.aud true Interests of all Classes of the People. a T a B «merous MELTING ef GENTLEMEN, JK. which took ...

... all Justices of Peace, Mayors. Coi onij^C Petit Jurors, Chief stables, Bailiff-*, Pn suitors, Witnesses, and all ■ r Persons required ?? at the next Assizes' 1 ..-.rral t'-ed DeliV^, t'j he hidden at Chelmsford. ,„ r this Couutr, that Lis Majesty's Judges of Assize v ill »• .v tln-ir Con;- .ission iv the afternoon of Mox- tin- Pth duv of March next, mid afterwards attend ISivine Service, and ...

... '-•-, ?? and Independent Principles, who : '• j. ?? away by popular clamour, but who, ?? and honouring tbe King, will stand up .„„,', c f 0111 (ilorious Constitulioo, compre- ?? King's Throne, the Protestant Church, ?? ,,'„■ of the Empire, and the Lights, Liber- . j true interests of all Classes of the People. k , . numerous MEETING of GENTLEMEN, i\ ipi, took plan- at the Wiim Hap.t Inn. ...

... against tbe Marquis [ I of ( ?? Motion for a Repeal of the Malt I , iw-il.stnding the strong wish I have always ?? i and expressed for tl.e abrogation of tbat 7 l ?? it to he due, bo b to you and myself, to impost, ii' - . . ?? ?? e reasons vhuh actuated me in giving that iei!.:K, be in your recollection, that in . Session o! 1533, upon Sir William Ingilby's r - •. i o-ial repeal ofthe Malt ...

... be (den at the Shirk House in Chelmsford, on Tuesday ' 7th jay of April next at 12 o'clock at Noon, and Vl.Vlolloi.ing Days, agreeably to the plan after men- Uoßedfthatistosay.) . (ta TUESDAY tbe Oaths of qualification will be .Jfflimstered to such persons asifiy be desirous of lAaagtbem. At IS o'clock AWlJusiness relating to ?? Astesssmei.i. ApplicaticVor Management of the ( ■ , mi tv Stock ...