... BURY TOWN COUNCIL. A meeti the ng of the Council was held on Friday Jast, fo of Parliament + rei ig to The followi lating under any Acts o Commissioners, ng appointments were made :— Guardians —The Mayor and Mr. Trevethan. the Poor.—The Mayor, Messrs. Goldsm: Greene, Burrell, Andre Nuon, Bridgm and Hine. an. Hubbard, » Everard, Salmon, Trevethan, y, Everard Act Commissioners.—The Mayor, Messrs ...

... coach which he was driving into Bury on the evening of the Ist inst., terminated fatally on Thursday last, from mortification of the intestines. An inquest was held on the body on Friday afternoon, Hi when the following evidence was adduced. Wayman, Gent., Coroner for the Borough, : I live at the bottom of Mr. Thomas Reach five, ate-street. On the Ist inst., about a quarter past was in my ...

... nobleman, who ship had on ly arrived a few days from a tour through His untimely end was caused a stroke of apople: It appears that he and his party, whilst returning ‘fromm a visit to Mr. Murray, our consul- were overtaken by a shower of rain, which induced them to quicken their pace, and whilst y were entering the hotel door the unfortunate event took place, which was so sudden in its action ...

... Coleridge. Midlaad.—Mr. Baron Parke and Mr. Justice Pattes on. Western.— Mr. Justice Cresswell and Mr. Justice Williams. Justice Maule and Mr. Baron Platt. Northern.—Mr. Baron Aldersou and Mr. Baron Rolfe. North Wales.—Mr. Justice Coltman, South Wales.—Mr. Justice Wightman. Mr. Justice Erle will remain in town at chambers. The Duke of Rutland was honoured by the company o her Royal Highness ...

... —.^vjivruijiv Before Chief Baron Pollock and Mr. Justice Coleridge. Bwkintjhainshire.—Monday, March 8, at Aylesbury. Bedfordshire. - Saturday, March 13, at Bedford. HuHtintfdoti&ire. - Mwh 17, Huntingdon. CamhruL/etkire.—Friday, March at Cambridge. SutfJk. —Wedn sday, March 24, at Burj St. Edmund's. \or folk,—Tuesday, March 30, at Norwich. The Lord Bishop of Norwich has presented the Rev. ...

... The Queen v. Cook and Heal)r.—This was a rule calling upon the publisher and proprietor of the Medical Timet to show cause why a criminal information should not be filed against them, for two libels upon Mr. Wakley, the coroner of Middlesex, in that journal, upon the subject the inquest boldeu upon private White, of the Hussars, whose death bad occurred after a flogging inflicted upon him at ...

... Society should hold hot One Meeting during the Y«>ar for the Exhibition of Stock Ac. And that the next should take place on Friday, Sept. 17th. It was also agreed that four Sheep instead fi»e shown in a pen for a prize. Commission signed by the Lord Lieutenant the County, of Suffolk.—Eastern Regiment of Suffolk Militia: 11. W. Dal ins, Gent., Lieutenant.—UatriU. In the minority of 61 against ...

... Since the very decisive meetings of last week on the rival lines of the Suffolk and Norfolk borders, an event has taken place, which gives a now aspect to the Railway affairs of the two counties. The. Union and the Norfolk Company are virtually one. Ou Saturday last, uegociations, which had been for several da>s pending, were brought to a conclusion, which the Eastkrn Union Company takes upon ...

... On Saturday lsst in pursuance of requisition to the Mayor, a numerous Meeting was held at the Sbire Hall in this town, to consider proposed extension line from Newmarket to Thetford and the various lines connected with the town of Bury. Deputations from the Eastern Union and Newmarket and Chesterford Companies attended. The Requisition having been read by the Town Clerk, The Mayor opened the ...

... distressing cough and disease of the lungs usually ensue. It is of the utmost consequence, therefore, thai an efficient remedy should be at once resorted to. Certainly high and extensive patronage are to considered proofs of merit, we can have no hesitation in recommending to the notice of all who may suffering from this insidious complaint. Ford's Pector.il Balsam of Horeliound, medicine so ...

... •»* our Market next meet, tin account of the Fast, will held on Tuesday, our Paper will published Twelve Soon. o enable to effect this we must request that every communication way reach tu on Monday which can posssibly be sent that time. The replacing of the Clock in the Norman Tower will be effected as toon the necessary preparations can be made. The Tithe Commutation Averages for the taut ...

... *** The order to alter the Advertisement for a Medical Officer til the Riwbridye Unio», came too late fte attended to in proper place. The dag of Election note fixed for Thursday, the Ist of April. We are well aware that in approaching the subject of the Government plan of assisting Education, we have a formidable host of opponents to encounter, and that those opponents are men with whom we ...