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... yesterday, at the office of the Board of Trade. Mr. Gillespie had an interview with Lord John Russell yesterday, at his official residence in Downing-street. Mr. John Abel Smith, M.P., had an interview with Sir George Grey yesterday. Mr. Henry Mayhew had ...
... during the severe weather. 200 Reward.*Some time since we announced, that a man named John Bell had recently disappeared from this borough, and that a person named John Kirk had also been missed just before that time. From subsequent inquiries there is ...
... Saturday, February 9. ~t .s~O4for NEW YORK, Saturday, February 23. 1 ,krA for BOSTON, Saturday, March 9. ricluing Steward's tee,THIRTl'Y-FIVF. POUNDS; fbtl~.itor iiquors, which can be obtained on board. 1isa Ilt~t I- 'E ch.-l,'or passage or other inforosation ...
... wilfully destroying his clothes belonging the Thetford Union House. On Wednesday, James Blake, and John Buckle, for stealing pit-saw and file, the property of John Sillas, were committed to the borough Sessions. The same prisoners stand further charged with ...
... JOHN BULL METROPOLITAN, Court Aldermen.—At Court on Tueaday, the Rer. Mr. Marshall, Chaplain to the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, was appointed Chaplain to the Borough Compter. Upon the motion of Alderman Challis a deputation was appointed to wait upon the ...
... Appointments. NOTICE bs hereby that the GENERAL ANNUAL MEETING of the Trwsters or Commissioners, under an Act passed in the thirtl year of the Reign .1 King William the Fourth, for re rifts-Nally rspairing the Road from the North End of the canes! the ...
... N, 31, John-street, Bedford Row. EREAS by a Decree of the High Court Chancery, made in a Cause 44 Cooper rersu* EVERETT. was among*' oilier thing* r»- I teried John Edmund Dowdeswell, Esquire, lo enquire who is ihe Heir Law ot the Reverend JOHN HEWLETT ...
... Passage money. Twenty Ouineas, including a liberal scale oi diet, bedding, and mess utensils. For Freight Passage apply Sir John line and Co., Il», Birchin-lane, Cornhill.or to their Agents, Mr. R. Crisp, Southwold; Mr. J. Munro, Woodbr.dge. Messis.J. ...
... ATTENDANCE DAILY, Confidential Medical Advice, At No. 109, Pottergate Street, Nearly opposite St. John's Church, Norwich. MESSRS. DAVIS and Co., SURGEONS, and Sole Proprietors of the EEADICAITVE VEGETABLE PILLS, may be persoa>illy consulted their est ...
... farmers on the Downy chalk lands report favourably of the sheep, and of the lambing season. Prices of all things are nearly one-thirtl lower than they were prior to midsummer of 1847, when bread sold for more than Is. per 41bs., and prime meat at lOd. But still ...
... PUBLISHED, 11Y F ft. ETC K, And Sold nil the sellers, PRICE ONE SHILLINC, Brief Memoir A lfl> STANLEY D.1)., of Norwich. BY JOHN ALEXANDER, Minister Princes' Street (.'lmpel, Norwich. ADULT W€IIOOLS. JUST PUBLISHLD, Price Sixpence; hv I'ost, Eightpence; ...
... Field Southwold, L. O. Debenham, W. Green bam Diss, Cotman Sob.am, W. King Downham, G. Mumford Stoke- Ferry, R. Pigott Ely, John Cross Stowmarket, E. P. Archer Bye, C. F. Costerton Sudbury, J. W. Fnkher. Fakenham. C. D. BusheU Swaffham, J. & H. Pinch & ...