... From Scolr Hriiltfe to mi/ Si. NOTICE is hereby Given, That tho General Annual Meeting of the Trustee* of the al>o*o Road will lie held the Crown Inn, Itoiesdale, Suffolk, on Friday, the Thirteenth day of January, One Thousand Eight Hundred and F ...

... 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 ...

... BARCLAY’S ASTHMATIC CANDY has, for many years, been proved an effectual preservative frvnt thu ill eifecls of the Fugs and Damp Air, which, in the Winter Season, are so prevalent iu Ibis Climate. Its rflcii* are e*| *1 Wind, to preserve the Stotnaih from the admission of Damp*, and to relieve those who suif-r from Difficulty of breathing. Prepared only by BaarLAT and £o*s. PS. Pnrri-irfum ...

... 800, at Newmarket. RKsoLVKn,—That Mr. William Nice, Mr. IlnmiUKhs, Mr. George Ikibito, Mr William Bryant. Mr. Fisher. Mr. Hunt, Mr. I.tus, Mr. Wool lard, Mr. Thomas Gardiner, Mr. William flails, Mr. Kdward Kro«t, and Mr. 81at r, shall lie Din . tors, and that William Bryant, of Newmarket, shall Tn aaurer, for the year ; and that Messrs. Isaacson and Ciillson,of Newmarket, solicitors, shall tie ...

... 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 ...

... the London Tavern. William Marshall, Eaq. M.P., chairman of tho hoard, presided, was sup|K>rted by nearly the whole of bis co-dircetor*. The room was very fully attended by proprietors, and tho proceedings excited the greatest Mr. Boi the secretary, read the report, which announced a progressive improvement in the passenger tmlhc the receipts for half year having exceeded those of the previous ...

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... Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon, for supplying Bread, Hour, Moat, Bacon, Grocery, Drapery, Clothing, C'-ffins, Coals, and all othrr necessary articles, to Union House Sudbury, and the Relieving Officers' Districts, for weeks, to b* computed from the Kith day of March next, except for Bread and Flour, tbe Contract* for which must be for 13 weeks only. Samples of roust of the Articles required ...

... at llstr-PtST oVlnck. through Melfora, and Bures, to the THREE CUPS INN, Colebester. Reluming from the latter place every Afternoon Halp-past Four o’clock. BRETON, MASON, > Proprietor*. GORDON, SUFFOLK LENT ASSIZES, 1843. form* ; unions Nisi Pnus, of Over and Terminer, 1 and of General Gaol Delivery, will opened at ihe Shire Hall, in Bury Saint Edmund's, on Saturday, the Twenty-fifth day March ...

... Private I(ou«ea and Shop*, Is.tW. percent. Ilaxardoa*. ‘i*. (id. per cent. Doubly bazardoua, aubject to special ajirr-cfncnl. Fire Insurnncea may cffectc*! for lonjrer term than one year, at reduced rate*, payment in advance. Insurance of Live* on equally moderate acalo of charges. A i»ne ...

... Committee of Accounts will meet the Time# J. sad Places undermentioned, Eleven o’clock is the Forenoon, vis. Btrelet Ihvition. on Saturday, the Ist day of April, at the King’s Head, Woodbrtdgt Divitum, on Friday, tha Slat iaat., at Sasaions Mall, Woodbridge ; Ipunck Vituion. on Tuesday, tbs iosL. tbe County Hall, Ipswich ; Barf Dwitto*. on Wednesday, tbs *9lb insl., Sbire Hall. Hory St. ...

... (Hear, bear! and laughter.) Peeling that the debate could not proceed so late hour, ho should move adjournment, which agreed to. Ti'Ksdat, March 28. Fatiorin DiU.—Bir James Graham announced bis intention to postpone Committee on this bill till after Easter. OtaAede.—Hir R. Peel, in answer to question by Sir George (trey, said that in late convention between the Queen of tbe Tahiti islands and ...