... at toe Shire House, in Chelmsford, on TUESDAY, the Second 4,y of Jsnusry next, at Twelve o'doek at Noon, and the following Days, agreeably to tbe plan after mentioned (tost is to ssy) :— Ob TUESDAY the Oath* of Qualification will be ad- ministered to such Persons as msy be desirous of taking them ; at Twelve o'clock the Business relating to the Assessment, Application, or Management, of the ...

... TUESDAY, the \2th inst., at the Saracen's Head Inn, Chelmsford, It was unanimously Resolved, THAT s PUBLIC MEETING should be held at the same place, on FRIDAY, the 22nd instant ; when all Persons friendly to the objects of the Society are invited to attend. The Chair will be taken at Two o'clock precisely. ROBERT BAKER, Chairman. The following Gentlemen form the Provisional Committee : — Mr. D ...

... the I TRAINS on SUNDAYS will RUN as foßows, callinr pro* London to Colchester, Half-past Bight Morning, j Four and Half-past Eight* Afternoon. From London to Brentwood, 15 minutes before Tan Horning, snd Two Afternoon. TO CTLAXnTS. proa Colchester to London, Quarter before Three* and nglf.psst Eight Morning, and Four Afternoon. From Brentwood to London. One and Seven Afternoon. •Mail Train. ...

... A PUBLIC M EETI NO AT COLCHESTER, On S-ATtJKDAir, July the 6th- 1*43, To address yon on what he is pleased to call «' The Agricultural Working of the Corn-Lams. IT is unnecessary to point out to you that the views of Free Trade in Corn entertained by Mr. Cobden are totally incompatible with the present burdens borne by the land ; and, if carried into effect whilst those burdens continue, w ...

... the Peace, Mayors, Coroners, Petit Jurors, High Constables, Bailiffs, Prosecutors, Witnesses, and all other Persons required to attend at the next ASSIZE, to be bo lden at Chelmsford, for this County, that her Majesty's Judges of Assise will open their Commission on SATUR- DAY, the 9th of December next, and attend Divine Service on the following Morning ; and at Nine o'clock on Monday Morning ...

... July sth. Q. DICK, ESQ., M.P., Chairmsn. Plsuser m$ Wsmt a'elaek »reeasely. FORESTS OF WALTHAM, EPPWG, & HAIKAIIT. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT a MEETING of the Freeholders, Copyholders, snd others interested in protecting tbe Forests from inclosures and encroachments, will be held on SATURDAY, toe Bth July next, at the White Hart Inn, Woodford, at Two o'clock in the Afternoon precisely, to ...

... the NEW TOWN HALL, COLCHESTER. WILL BE LAID ON m ednetda. next , m***hwse\a*t IS, 1 _ 4S, AT ONE O'CLOCK. BY THE WORSHIPFUL THE MAYOR B. Nun, Esq., M.D., ASSISTED BT THE OTHEB MUNICIPAL AUTHORITIES, SMO UT THE MEMBEBS OE TH* AKCIEKT OBIMiBOF FBEUAMII. THE demand for TickeU to the Ladies' Gallery being greater than was expected, the Committee can only ap- propria- to each Subscriber of 1 aad ...

... Adjournment, at the Shies Hall, in Chelmsford, on TUESDAY, the Fourteenth dsy of February instant, at Ten o'clock in tbe Enrenoon, for the trial of Offenders in Custody, or under Recognizances ; of which all persons concerned are required to take Notice. Dated Bth of February, 1842. PARKER, Clerk of the Peace. ?? Of ESSEX THE Clergy who were not present at the Meeting held yesterday at ...

... the Archdeaconry of c fT\ a I- 010 *•* **• Uni °» ot the two to the Church in the Pnndpality of North Wales, respect- folly request that you will convene a MEETINGof the Clergy of the Archdeaconry, with a .iew to the drawing up of a Petition to the Legislature against that measure ROBERT LIDDELL, Vicar of Barking FOLLIOTT BAUGH, Vicar of Great Ilford JAMES SWAINE, Curate of Barking HENRY ...

... G. DICK, ESQ., M.P., Chairman. PlßJacs- art gang s>»eas>cst urn fjssjw. mm ORPHAN \S YLIM. HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS PRINCE ALBERT Having fixed TUESDAY, the 27th instant, for The Opening of the New Infant Orphan Asylum AT WANSTEAD, THE Committee anxiously hope that the Nobility, Clergy, and Gentry of the county will assist by their presence oo the occasion to receive His Royal Highness with becom- ...

... two Urge, four smaller, and one man-ser- oßf. brf-rooms, a large kitchen and dairy, a good store- room, iito pantry, an excellent cellar ; coal, wood, potatoe, ,„d brewng houses ; and a well of good water, situate at St. O^vili, neir Colchester, Essex. Enquire of Mr. Golding, or Mr. Martin Cook, St. (teyuv SAJf BRIDGE WORTH, HERTS. Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY Messrs. ...

... holden at the Black Boy Inn. Chelms -^ on TUESDAY, the Ist of August Text, it Tw_lv_ •'lock. • S. W. MARYON, Secretary, Chelmsford. * ?? ?? — j^ C H E I M S FORFr AC isTTB43, WILL TAKE PLACE #n the 15th and Ittth or August. FIRST DAY, AUGUST 15. The Chelmsford Stakes, i Handicap of 10 Soys. each, h. ft., with a Donation of 50 Sovt. added. FOR horses of all ages (two-yrs.-old excepted) ; two ...