... WWU/ffTd the -aid U ?? be holden at the Oftapel Inn. in Cog- Turnpikes w' 11 ** 0 1 7^ AAVof March next, at geriell. on Mow**. JJt/^ the Treasurers' lleven o'clock J^Sweaa-iwsi. new Tru.teea. and Surveyor^^^3Ld g «, otber ZZli STSeS Sne*^; st which time ud said ? Trustees are Hereby reqaeatsd to attend. Dotod tbe llth day of February, 1836. WM. CODD, Jok-, Ct-SBK. CCH^CH ESTER VHTIOHT. ...

... At Bedford Assizes, Thomas Albone, John Merryweatber, and W. Wright, were charged with wounding with intern to injure or murder John Stonebridge, the keeper of Lord Ongley. John Stonebridge deposed that on the evening of the of January last he was by the side of Hossackswood with Samuel Butcher; he saw the prisoners in the wood, Albone with a gun, all near each other; witness took hold of ...

... further Notice, fort* purpose of JuLngs^ch rule, aad arden. ■ time be necessary for rendering tba^onstables tf the id Borough, efficient in the ducfrfcge ef theu duties AH persons *bo may have be/n robbed, or against whom or whose property anr/ffence may have been committed, or wbo may reqtV the assistance of Con- stables in the said Borough, are requested to give immediate information thereof ...

... the ke bo den at JJg^ Ten £5f fiiX*«*«? Grand and Petty WieV Persons bound by Recognizances toappear. gSi^^ B hereby directed to give their attendance accordingly. Dated this 84th day of March, 1836. E§§ei «t Colchester Hospital. Board Room, 17th of March, 1836. THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of GO- VERNORS will be held at ?? Room, on Thubsday the 7th of April, at QBe o'Clock. to elect Officers ...

... *' !•» letter on Ijmmthire Migration was to and arrived too late for this week's paper. A Depositor is unavoidably deferred. We are very sorry that A Friend to eveni.anded Justice is still unable to comprehend our arguments the Tithe question. When we stated that Kent and Tithe had no principle in common. we were speaking reference the mode determining; their amount, not to the ...

... That HENRY REVELL REYNOLDS, Esquire, his Majesty's Chief Commissioner for the Relief of Insolvent Debtors, will, on the Twenty-fourth day of March, 1836, at the hour of Ten in the Forenoon precisely, attend at the Court House, at Bury Saint Edmund's, in the County of Suffolk, and hold Court for the Relief of Insolvent Debtors, pursuant the Statute. 'I Lord Bishop this Diocese has instituted ...

... On Thursday last Henry veil Reynolds, Keq., attended at the Guildhall in this town for the purpose hearing the cases of the petitioners for discharge under the Act for the relief of Insolvent Debtors. Wm. Muncey, hostler, of Brandon, detained for 26/. the amount of damages and costs an action trespass arising out of the claim the inhabitants Brandon which was the nubject a trial at the Assizes ...

... in Chelmsford, on TUES- holden at the bhire House . HAY the Fifth day of April next, at 1 welve o clock at Now and the following days, agreeably to the plan aftermen'tionedCthatistosay) O TUESDAY the Oaths of Qualification will be 'idu-iniitered to such persons as may he desirous of taking *c«; at Twelve ?? Business re- Urn- 'to the Assessment, A^lieation, or Manage- tnent'of the County St«|p ...

... Buttle John James, Paston, Norfolk, corn-merchant.— Solicitor, Mr. Wortley, Norwich Catlin Matthew, Blackman-str. Southwark, horse-dealer Darch Richard, Great Guildtord-street, iron-founder Hall Horatio Wm. Air-street, Piccadilly, scrivener Hasleburst and Basen, Sheffield, colliers Lewis John, Ballyglas, Carmarthenshire, horse-dealer Palmer Benjamin, Duke-street, St. James's, tailor Peat ...