... - A SEl1MOI IILL be PREACHED at SAINT MARGARET'S I Y CHURCH, IPSWICiH, 6nN EDNESDAY, SEP. A TEMBER 2trd, 1846, C ?? thu Rev. I. COBBOLD, Rector of Woriham, in aid of the FUNDS for RESTOR ING the CHURCH. ' The Service will begin at half.past Two o'clock. N.B. The Works in the Chaneel will then be completed. - ARCHDEACON'S VISITATION. r OTICE IS HEREBY GIVENtotheChurchwaTdeniOf S N. the several ...

... ams Mowatssxv, BRICK AND TILE KILN. To be SOLD by AUCTION, By COLCHESTER and SON, Upon the Premises, the Brick and Tile Kiln, Little Hlor- keley, on Friday, November 13th, 1846, at 11 o'clock In the forenoon. A G QUANTITY of DRAINIVG TILES, RED A ~BtlKS FANTILES. etc. This KiIn is situate by the side of a good hard road. about 5 miles from Colchester, 7 from Dedhom and Stratford St. Mary, and ...

... A New and Important Editio n of the. Silent Friend. .JUMT PUJOJSU~EDz, 10 COLOURED ENGRAVINGS, The FourteenthEdition,priice2 .6d.; free by post, 3n. 6d., HE SILENT FRIEND, on NERVOUS DEBILITY, 1 CONSTITUTIONAL WEAKNESS, excessive Indul. groneel &e. With Olservations on Marriage, ac. By R. and L. PeRICY and Co., Surgeons, London. Published by the Authors, and sold nt their Residence; also, by ...

... ]Lovir MIelford, near Sudbury. TO THE GENTRY, CLERGY, OOKSE)LLEDRS, ANIP THE P BIJLXC To be SOLD by AUCTION, Without reserve, By Mr. SPURLING, flu Wednesday, March 4th, and three following days, ~ rrllE entire, rare and valuable LIBRARY, Oil and T1Water Colour Paintings, aplendid Engravings, Sta. tionery, and miscellaneous Stock ?? ofMr. THOs. LORKING, Bookseller and Stationer, Long Melford, ...

... HARUWICH. To be SOLD by AUCTION, By Mr. F. HALES, SbipyrIrd, Hawich, on Tuesday next, 31st Marcb. Ic the In One Lot, LL that Good and well-conditioned SMACK or VES. SEL, called the FOX, of Harwich, of the burthen h 5.94 Tons, O.M., and 13 1496-350 Tons, N.M., .6 .94Ton. R ~iggSails, and Stores, as from Sea, Xit~ t~orrp ai NEW STOBART NET, Wind Chain, &c, complete; 2 Net, new, and Stobart ...

... COPY OF RETURNS, Ri pPtrauant to 7 and 83 Vlc. cap. 32. Name of the Firm m ' ALEXAND1zR & CO. He onsof whom tvhone Company or Parllershipconipscts. is I are Resi ence. Occupation. d'HE ,A-iOd pswiclh, Banker. W II beers Alexander, Ditto. Ditto. ofl John Biddle Alexander, | od dh Dge, Ditto. jje, fenry Alexander, 1pswich, Ditto. B ,eeog r Alexander, Ditto, Ditto. Dt0 rerikAlexander, Ditto, ...

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... ~~IAYOR.RThu eday, the 9th day of 3' M~ iW. in he 9th y ear ofthe reign of Victoria, of the rd (.gieolefGratBritain; and rland, Queen, &c. mati~rqet the ?? Father in Goud, Connop, Miii ~ DAVD'S. an dte Reverend CHARLES PARE- 4ter ?? Law and Chapilain to the Right Ho- ~ral9il' ?? PRtEACHI before this Court and the eft' ~orralH~pitals of this City, ait the Parish Churrcir 'ac1'0K'~iois' ?? in ...

... TX HE PROOF of the TEA is in the T DRINKING. As you pass by Number One, Saint Paul's-ehurchyard, ask the tea merchants to send you a pound of their stout old-fashioned TEA, at 4s. 6d., and alter the tea- pot has gone its round, and comes to be again filled with water, then taste and say if the proof of the tea is not in the drink- into. if Number One Saint Paul's-churchyard, is not in the ...

... donors, and tokens of their esteem for the receivers. The most ap- propriate present becomes the first subject of consideration; a merely useful one can afford no evidence of taste, while a present possessing no claims to utility, shows at want of Judgment. To combine these requisites, a more fitting Souvenir cannot be suggested than HOWLAND'S TOILE I` ARTICLES, THE 1MACA.SAR OIL, ,KALYDOR ...

... mHEATRE ROYAL LYCEUM. T H Under the Managment of Mrs. KELLEY. First lqiht of a New Cornic Drama! The Newv ?? Piv B ?? Extravaganza, entitled having been, on each occasion of its representation, received thr beenonrh~ thhe most cordial marks of approbation and throughout wbhyded and fashionable audiences, is. in conse- quence. respecttoilY announced for repetition every Evening ii further ...

... 7;- ~ THE SPORTSMAN'S GAZETJE. EDITED BY ' VATES. TO CLERIS OF COURSES-SECRETARIES OF T ;AtHTLNG AND CRICKET CLUBS-COURSING MEETINGS, &c. We-c shall at all times feel greatlyindebted to those gentle- ten who wvill take the trouble to forward us authentic returns of the meetings which may come off under their authority. TO CORRESPOWDENTS. I, Ars S. S. (Mauchester)-It was William Day who was ...