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... ■'ungay, M. E. Williams Halesworth, T. Tippell ilieston, William Bicker Harleston, G. W. Chappell ' .tesdale, E. Dobs. n Haverhill, John Turner 1 -andon, J. Clark Ipswic It . Mr. S. 11. Cowell ...
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... HATTER, sa. aßasTaATs stbei-t. BOUY ST. EDMUND’S, IN returning thanks to the Public in general for their liberal support during the last ten years beg# to solicit for H. Wallwortii continuance of the same, to whom he ha# disposed of hi* Busine#*. S. WALLWOimi Respectfully invite* public attention bis Stock of HATS and CAPS, which fur style and durability cannot excelled. J. TmaTLfc’s Stock ...
... QtW swaa Halesworth,T. Tippell Bungay, D / b ri ?? Harleston, G. W. Chappell Bildeston, M. ?? Johnson Haverhill, John Turner Botesdale, E.Vobson Ipswich, R. Root Brandon, J- LlarK . Ixu-orth, Miss Goldsmith Cambridge, W.H. amtiM Kcnninohall, T. J. Humphrey Clare, J. B ur .? n .Br s Bone Laven/lim, B. P. Price Dereham, P. Barker, S. Uone Lltcham p. Leatherdale Diss, Mi» Moegww Loddon, F. ...
... Bfccles, October 18 ; J. Kerricb, Esq., Chairman. Chairman, in his charge to tbe Grand Jury, referred Juvenile Offenders Act last Session, by «rbich the evil of sending children to gaol for trial, no matter bow tender tbeir age, or trifling their offence, to >be great expense of the county, and the great dauger hardening them in criminal courses, would to great extent corrected. 'J'he Lunatic ...
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... Lord Ashburton’s capitulation. When the treaty of Washington was first made public in this country, carefully analysed the different articles, and showed the extent of the sacrifices to which Ashburton had committed us. Upon the boundary question showed how completely the British negotiator had been over-readied by his more able antagonist. usual, outcry was raised against for presuming to say ...
... ?? ?? nvball Frtitiiti'tgh«m,'SV. Freeman . ' Johnson Gaseley, J. Wilson ■ - rv,b9on Iladteiglt, 11. Hardacre ■j - . .j j Halesicortli, T. Tippell j t oi er Harleston, Cf. ?? Chappell . i l)i.'.htoii sftmvkh, R. Boot ' •' 'I er and Pratt Leuxrrth, Miss Goldsmith °p ••■ irker, 3. Bone Kt'nnin,hatl,T. .l. Humphrey y. „4-_g. Williams Laxenhsm, B. P. Price ?? y i.enion LLlcham, F. ...
... The title these line* will startle many. It it prtsiblc, the majority of your readers ill ask whether the Dutch, who are subscribing party a treaty for the suppression of the unchristian tralbc, can sully tbeir Hag by reviving it I Let the following statement be accepted as an answer to the question : For several years past, thousands of unfortunate Africans have been carried off from St. ...
... Grimwade Frandi*u,ham, W. Freeman b*» W- D*ball 1 Gazelcy, J. Wilson •'« M A.Johnson ; Hadleigh, H. Hardacre £ .JddL E. Oo'* ...
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