... ESSEX AND COLCHESTER HOSPITAL. May 4, 1813. ?? admitted 11 | Discharged 11 I Remain 75 Oiit-Pauents admitted .. 22 | Discharged 7 Remain 215 House-Visitors. Iter. William Murray, and J. W. Egrrton Green E«q Chaplain, Rev. William Murray ' Physician, Dr. Williams.— Surgeon, Mr. Partridge ACCIDENT ADMITTEn. Wm. Rocket, fractured thigh. COLCHESTER UNION-HOUSE April 29, 1843. N o. of Paupers ...

... ?? Tmm&mwm'Ko THINGS SEW AND OLD. RELIGIOUS PERSECUTION.— WICKLIFFE. Hitherto (a. d- 1428) the corpse of John Wickliffe had quietly slept in his grave about forty-one year, after his death, till bis body was reduced to bones, and his bones almost to dust. For though the earth in the chancel of Lutterworth, in Leicestershire, where he was interred, hath not so quick a digestion with the earth ...

... INFORMATIONS UNDER THE GAMi LAWS. Considerable interest has for some lime P**- bpen cxc d in thi. town and neighbourhood, in >-•£«*• of great number of individuals being ■JW 1 ' h .vine followed a pack of harriers, on the ***h o« De- 'ember The meet took place on the ft-^J-g; on Sonngfield Green ; a hare was foun!. hut lost am* a goo, run. In consequence of .bis some «-* ...