... who are the promoters of the Act of Parliament called The East London Water Works Act, 1853, require, and are author- ized and empowered to take, for the purpose of their Works, by the last-mentioned Act, authorized to be executed, certain pieces or parcels of Land, being part of the Lammas or Com- mon Lands situate in the Pariah of Walthamstow, in the County Of Essex, and being also ?? of ...

... MaticilcTeSsomi.es U Od. SKHoteNceeding 100 miles.. 2s. bd. Over ICO miles ©■• ...

... Essex, declare we will NOT XOTE for any Candidate who will not vote against the Grant to the Romish College of Mayuooth, and for the inspection of Nunneries in England, Ireland, aud Scotland: GESTINGTHORPE. Frederick Elwes W. Porter a * 5: y^y^* Saml- Rayner A. Bentall N. Patmore »-H«« James Balls V. Ha £ Charles Cross JohnHrmin Wm. Bear n £ ott Edward Bowers John Downes, sen. John Carter ££ S ...

... I-SE. in CHELMSFORD, on TUESDAY, the First da} f January. I*o6. at Half-past Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon ?? the following days, agreeably to the plan after un-ntiwied (that i» to say) :— On TUESDAY, at Half-past Eleven o'clock, the Oaths ot Oualification will be admiuistered to such persons as ma.\ oe desirous of taking them. At Twelve o'clock tlie business relating to Application, or ...

... ?? rf Brsdley Common. Chipperfield Common, Spurgate s I'ark or Stony Common, Netherfield Common, the fu\i\t Common, Golden Common, and Pines Hill Com- ?? iv the ParLh of Birchanger aforesaid, HEREBY . jj( il'lCE. that it is intended to discontinue and stop up, ■ : tidier the 4th day of April, 1858, the Public Road. J Foot Ways in the said Parish hereinafter particularly tu»t is to say— ! \ ...

... J W PERRY WATLINGTON. ESQ MP I Htdi»-}hnm. *l. olrhe> i-' m us FOR SALE, \STOIT. w*ll.w*cl« WAI«OX ropaii. •n-l pamU'l. i.i;i to hi: i)i s post: or \NIII.H and W1.1.1.-KSTAUI.ISIIM' HI -I Mrrttll rnginf, .111J i‘,l Ala* hint VVM.CAHI.K KUIKIIMI.O KSTATK ■ ~ . «, .. i\« i AM) GKNKUAI, ADVKHTISEK .\T Tumt: t“' i; m ...

... week the First Editio. of the ESSEX STANDARD -will be publishec on WEDNESDAY MORNING, instead of Fridaj Morning, as at present; the Second EDITION being published, as heretofore, on FRIDAY EVENING, anc received by Post on SATURDAY MORNING. Each Edition will be complete in itself, and will con- tain, in addition to the general news of the week, the latest local and market intelligence down to ...

... « the SHIRE HALL m TJ lioH 1 ?? li KSIUY, the 28th day of November 4-MM*FOKLy>' '^J^^Jor the mslof Offend.™ CH i« .«'^ U t 1 '^aiice for Offences c.^.i/.able at ■?£*>* ' 1,, of which all person* concerned are re l c ?? s ' ti.' * Ac I 111 '' ?? y«v-\ X. November, IM. G , BSON) U* lW Clerk of the Peace. Consenancy Bl Notice is P!rf>B ...

... used in my address, permit me to explain that I used that word as the opposite to intolerance, and that my interpretation of a large measure of toleration is civil and religious lilierty. After all, word.-, are vain things, unless they represent sob- gUutialities; therefore by my acts 1 a-ill be judged. 1 am, Glxtlk.mek, Faithfully your's, J. J. MECHI. 1 iptret Hall, August Gth, lSbb. ...

... the 12th of January, at Colchester, I was induced to address a Letter t0 y ou on the subject of the Representation of your Division of jy' County at the next Election. That letter was penned by me in no spirit of personal hostility v Mr. Bebesfobd, neither had I the slightest intention of pr*uming to dictate to the Conservatives of North Essex. I »hould not have intruded myself upon your ...

... +■»* day of February instant, at Two o'clock in the After ' r^ to continue the present Committee, or appoint others ml _,v of the present Members, to examine the last year's Z ?? and on general business. J ma D THOMAS MORGAN GEPP Secrefrv ckt bnsford, Feb. SOO, 1866. r ' &eCT ?? ASYLUM FOIT_tD_OTS^ ESSEX HALL, COLCHESTER A PUBLIC MEETING on behalf of this Charity will be held AT THE TOWN ...

... Major Warbc ktos, calls once more for the prriv of your trust. Lm «o bred upon the verge of your County, and long k !Zu> many of you by ties of kindness and friendship, I W re to solicit your suffrages at the ensuing Election. TC principles are told in very few words ; and although I Jugo to Parliament unshackled upon the broad question of Utinl still I hesitate not to declare my unflinching ; ...