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... 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. ...
... the ESSEX AGRICUL- ri ?? HAL PROTECTION SOCIETY, held at the Sara- ?? licad Inn, thelmsford, on FRIDAY, the 7th Dec., 1640, Mr. £ BAKER in the Chair, *x£ Resolutions were agreed to:— j l)4 . m deaiaud of the Legislature tbe imposition of . ' i.u^w- L>£'es upon all imported articles of produce „• of the same description as the staple produc- ..i.fc.iom, as shall be equivalent at least to the • ...
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... tbe I PEACE for ti.p County of Essex wdl be holden by Ad- , mnnsu »t ihe Shire House, in Cbehnsfbrd, on TUESDAY, ji-ti. ...
... SOUTH WALES. Late advices from Sydney liritm details furnishing review of the progress of the colony during the preceding half-year, which is, the whole, satisfactory. The settlers were making great efforts to reduce the cost of rodnetion of the various articles of export, and were deriving in this respect much advantage in the employment of labourers from China, > were jv engaged a great ...
... printed Copies of the REGISTERS OF ELECT- ORS for the Northern and Southern Divisions of the County for the year euding the last day of November, 1860. Price Five Shillings each. Ikundermaster wanted ** FOB THE Chelmsford Free Grammar SchooL HE must be a Clergyman of the Church of England. Salary A'loo p annum, with liberty to take a Cure in the Town or Neighbourhood, so as such Cure does not ...
... AREWTS THIS PAVF.R, llfefiurgh, Ja*. Muakett Haleswortk, T. TipptM ...
... appointed by the late Bishop Porteus for the 1 TiISTRIBUTION of his ANNUAL DONATION to the * Clergy of ■* Diocese will meet on THURSDAY, the i ah of February next. It is requested that all applications for relief from this rharitv be made by letter, addressed to the Archdeacon of the Archdeaconry in which the Clergyman resides. JtHnary 18, l&>°- ?? i* ijf vet _ ...
... 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. ...
... 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, ...
... first-class, -k-built Ship ORIENTAL, Captain J. P. Taylob, 1,000 too* coppered and copper-fastened; will sail from the St. Kstharine's Docks about the 6th of March, calling at Ply- mouth. This very superior ship is fitted up expressly for the romfort ond accommodation of passengers, with separate en- slosed cabins of an extra size for families and married couples. She bss upwards of eight feet ...
... 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 ...