... The quarterly meeting of the County Council for W«st Suffolk was held on Monday at the Shirehall, Bury. The following is a list of the members of the Council, those marked with an asterisk being absent : — Chairman. Alderman X. Barnardiston. VICE-CIIAIRIIAS Councillor O. D Johnson (Barrow). AI_DKr..MKX. • Allen, Mr. Elliston Gurteen, Mr. D., jun. Beck Rev. J. Hervev, Lord F., M.P. Biddell, Mr. ...

... JUn. » A__* *___•■■• — — — - - « . . The half-yearly meeting, and annual land-draining ?? matches, took place on Friday last, at Lavenham. The draining competition came off on a Tery stiff piece of land on the Lavenham Park farm, in the occupation of Mr. Halls -so stiff indeed that it was calculated to try somewhat severely the strength and endurance, as well as the skill, of the men. The ...

... SHOCKING SUICIDE OF A COACHMAN AT BRENT ELEIGH. INQUEST. On Saturday afternoon Mr. Woolnough Gross, Deputy Coroner for the Liberty of Bury St. Edmund's, held an ytinthepar, sh of Brent Eleigh, aa to the death of S dl w m rr, R^ ndell ' 3 ly~ rß / , W, coachman, employed by M £ v T * Brown - J ?? ol Brent Eleigh HalL Kobert Cousens, gardener, stated that the last time he _*aw deceased alive was ...

... WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE, CHAIX . belts, and pocket Pronounced by connoisseuri, | BATTERIES “THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE” fflO guard against the numerous worthless imitation , JL this renowned Condiment, the public should TTTOHLY IMPROVED inventions HESE perfectly self-applicable, in ren.ler Electricily ai^y pJj^vpißM*AC^HEll’S* , SyT i.lo v.viet, that forcibly points this invention the embryo of a * , . ...

... Bury Town Council.— Election of Mayor. Theusual meeting of the Bury Town Council was held on Tuesday last at the Guildhall, preseut— the Mayor(G. J. Oliver, Esq.), Aldermen H. Le Grice, G. H. Nunn, W. H. Rushbrooke, G. P. Clay, and G. Thompson ; Councillors T. Ridley, A. Hunter, J. Floyd, J. Suiitbyes, A. J. Hooper, VV. Jaggard, J. Hunt-r, L. Jackaman. J. Hirst, A. Ridley, H. Cooke, H. L. ...

... On Wednesday morning la*t the marriage of Miss Florence Lidia Anderson, of Bury St. Edmund's, third daughter of the late Rev. J. Anderson, rector of Metton, Norfolk, witli the Rev. Hugh Hornby Birley, Chester le Stivt. Durham, elder son of Thos. Birley, Esq., Sonierville. Manchester, was solemnised at St. James's Church. Bury. There was a large number of friends present in the church during ...

... Last Quarter, cth day, lOh. 3A.a sja. Xew Moon, 15th day, 2!:. 22m. ?? First Qnarter, 22nd day, iOii. 31m. ajn. 3nl Battalion, the Xorfiitk R- ■■ ?? -• f.-Livrt. Chat Henry Nugent resigns his comniissii.n. Fox Axn Hounds, Thcbsiox.— lit T : t..- ?? Thedwastre magistrates have agreed :■' irithdnv ti.-: order to endorse the license of the !an ...

... LITTLE ENGLAND BEYOND WALES. To many of my readers it will be news that there L. another England besides the large portion of the British Isles so denominated on the map. Yet such is the case although the tract known as Little England beyond Wales, c .nfiued as it is to a portion of Pembrokeshire is but of small extent, and nothing but English ia spoken there, albeit that the intervening ...

... On Sunday last tbe annual sermons in connection with the above Society were preached at Bury St. Edmnnd's— at St. Mary's Church, in the morning, by the Rev. J. Richardson, Vicar, and in tbe evening by the Rev. R. C. Mc Arthur, late missionary at Ceylon ; at St. Peter's Church, in the afternoon, by tbe R*v- *>• Storrs, senior Curate of St. Mary's; and at St. John s Church, in the morning, by ...

... Municipal Elections in the Eastern Counties. BECCLES. In this borough the r-tiring members were Messrs. E. J. Cii-p, S. Darby, J. D. Eastlaugh, and F. S. Rix, the last three of whom were re-nominated, but Mr. Cri«p declined to stand again. The following were also candi- dates : -Messrs. A. Brown, T. M. Read, and C. Smith. Subj ined is the result of the polling : -Mr. Darby, 327 ; Mr. Smith, ...

... TO LET, in the PARISH OF WOOLPIT. A HOUSE and LASD. The House consists of kitchen, parlour, back kitchen, store-room, Bake-oAce, and for Brewing, Dairy, cellar, and four chambers, &c. ; Stable, Cow-house, and Piggery, &c-, and Two Acres and a-balf ol Land. ALSO, TO LET, A HOUSE, in Woolpit, opposite the Church, contain-1 ing kitchen, parlour, hack-kitchen, store-room, and cellar, &c., and ...

... HORTICULTURAL FETE AND DOG SHOW. ThU annual fete was held on Friday in the grounds ot Abbot's Hall, Stowmarket, kindly lent as usual by Wm. rrentice, Esq. A fine day is of CJUrse all important for a show of this kind, and upon that really hinges the whole question of success or failure. Friday morning certainly was not auspicious ; for a thin drizzling rain — what m the nmth is called a ...