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... In reference to accounts from Greece in the Timet and other daily papers which represent our Minister as having rejected the terms proposed by the representative of France, the Economist says are in a condition to say, that a French steamer from Marseilles would arrive within a few days of the date of these last letters, which carried to Baron Grossuch intimations from his Government as would ...
... AGENTS FOR THIS PAPER. Atth.tir.l,. Jas. Muslett Halesworlh. T. Tippell n. ,t r*. '¦'¦ ¦ â¢'â¢' - aa> Itarleston, Chappell, Caiey v. ?? ' M X William*. : Haverhill. John Turner jtj.eutm, William Bicker Ipswich, S. H. Cowell /; Oesdale, E. Hob-, n, B. Taylor â R. |>eck Uramdon, J. Clark Kenninohall, William Weill Cambridge, W. H Smith Inoorlh, Miss Goldsmith Care, Win. King Lavenhatn, ...
... TO SOLD BY AUCTION, By S. W. HUNT, On Friday, October 4th, 11J.50, at 11 o’clock, entire Live and Dead FARMING STOCK and JL Effects of Mr. HENRY ELLIS, relinquishing farming pursuits ; comprising 3 useful rhesnut and black cart Mares, 2 of which are in foal. excellent milch Cows, year-old Heifers, year-old Bull, ditto Steer, be*! of Swine, head of Poultry, excellent light road waggon, light ...
... The Americans, says the Times have been making great inquiries about our West India Colonies, and the result has been a public advertisement that a certain gentleman, ** just returned from a tour the United States,’ is enabled provide purchasers for any the plantations now thrown out culture and luxuriantly running to waste. And what does the reader suppose is the gist of the speculation 1 ...
... July next, application will bo ma le her Majesty’* Justices of the Peace, assembled at (Quarter Session* in and for the county of Suffolk, at Bury St. Edmund’*, for an order for •topping an unnecessary foot>vay, leading through Howard’s Field and Front Pasture, in this Parish ; and that the certificate of two Justices having viewed the same with the plan the Footwaystoppe 1 up, and of that to ...
... BURY ST. EDMUND’S, Messrs. JACKSON & FROST .Mr. R. U . Clarke r. Geo. Baker Cimhridge Mr. H. Hazard Cipcl St- Mam Madleighyir. VV. A. Hollick Difg Miss M. A. Musgrave Duicnham Mr. Samuel Trotter E'u Halrf’corth Hjverbiil Ipswich Lowestoft Stoic murket Srullmrg Thel/ord Wickham Market Woodbridgt .Mr. Geo. .Mr.C Bryant .Mr. S. J. SurriJge .Mr. H. W. Jackson .Mr. Gritnsey, Solicitor .Mr. Ed ...
... Field, clerk Thomas Read Joseph Groom Philip Harris Nathaniel tiraystonc William Flory James Smith John Smith John W. Pipe William Wooinoegh James Warren William Knight John Harris John Newson Jesse* Kerch Henry TUlctt Thomas Hay, clerk George Last William Allan Peter Kersey John W. Gobbi tt George Cooper James Churehyard James Fletcher E. Ling Henry Howe William Lincoln William itucke W. A. ...
... Advices from Jamaica to the November, show that the storm of political excitement was raging with additional fury. Indemnity Retrenchment Bill had abandoned, and prospective one introduced which it was thought would pass. A large ami respectable meeting had been held to petition Parliament in favour of the enforcement of treaties with foreign countries for the suppression of tho slave trade. ...
... 1 Besant, St. John’s 20 Kearney, St. John’s 2 Watson, Trinity Greenwood, Trinity S Wolstenbolme, St. John’s: t Boden, St. John’s 4 Hayward, St. John’s } Watson, Corpus 5 Cort, St. John’s ( Brace Hon. T. C., Jesus Jameson, Cains llutt, Caius ( Westlake, Trinity 26 Jeddere-Fisher, Trinity 8 Irving, St. John’s 27 Northcott, Caius ( Lethbridge, St. John’s* Clark, Trinity Sale, Emmanuel /Head, ...
... COPLAND’S COUGH LINCTUS, ...
... hth uf March, IS‘>o ; the Hun. Lard Cockhurn in the Chair. Tlip Thirty-sixth Annual General Court of this Society was held in Edinburgh on the oth of March, IS3O, The Hon-ovrarlk Loan C ckbvrs is tub Chair, The Manager read the Court various Statements relative to the Society’s affairs, from which it appeared Ist, That duri .g the year 1849, the t >tal number of Policies actually passed and ...
... ECCLES HA EE ESTATE. Situate in the immediate vicinity of the Ecclcs Station, on the Norfolk Railway, only five hours distance from London, one hour from the city of Norwich, and two hours from the fashionable Watering Places and Sea Port Towns of Lowestoft and Yarmouth. ...