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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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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. ...
... Sisters of Mercy. The defendant now disclaimed in the strongest terms any inteition to ascribe to these ladies any dishonest misapplicatim of the funds they bad received for the support of their institution. Having done so he submitted to anything wtich the Court might think fit to order. It could not be imagined that these ladies had ish vindictively towards the defendant; they miniature of ...
... Foregtj £ - S^sfSw in* parish of CHIGWELL, in the Jfii HEAD £*$ W B DAY, the 18th day of May, 1860, SE rf ?? _ c Afternoon precisely ; when and wuere all Unmake, V other busiues. to ?? Vtm*** «° ■ l ~ Dd - .en ma** 1 - *? toh day of May, 1850. *Q *■ 6 * J -ORNINGTON, Lord Warden. J. C. WILLIAMS, Steward. t^^ ~~~i~lSW3E3ltg. of FOULHESS, in the County of Essex. — . , h ose hands are hereunto ...
... London, April 27/7*, 1850. friends of Justice, Humanity, and true National 6 Policy throughout the United Kingdom. E jo-lowing MOTION is to be submitted to tbe House T nf Common* by Sir EDWARD H . BTJXTOH, Bart, On TUESDAY, the 7th of May. ..Tbst it i s nnjnst and impolitic to expose the Free-grown of tbe Britisb Colonies and possessions abroad to a SB| !_:iiion with tbe Sugar of Slave-holding ...
... The .Vc’cry Eruniiicr says, has become our painful duty to record as atrocious a murder as ever was committed in blood-stained Tipperary itself. The victim is Mr. K. Mauleverer. Ho was land-agent on the Tipping and Hamilton estate*, in the county of Armagh. The unfortunate gentleman was his way to meet the down train on the Dundalk and Enniskillen Railway, Thursday la>t, about 1 o’clock. w-.as ...
... Constables, aud here- °* Honse of Correction, at Halsted, with the Site e%* ** * c;ronn d belonging thereto, being Freehold, con- v-'exi^ *Tn xiiree-qo arters of au Acre, and belonging to the yini? *r° ...
... 'roLf HESTER, on Tuesday, May 21st, 1850, Wm. B. Smith, Esq., in the chair, . ijjpful the Mayob being absent from indisposition,) '-f ■ UrtriAg j RESOLUTIONS were unauimously adopted:— ?? /h, ig Rebow, Esq. ; seconded by J. Bawtbee, Jun. Hatred ■ Esq.,— Thai H»* R°)— H»g h ess Prince Albert's proposition to 1 1 i Kxlnhiiio of the Works of Industry of All Nations ! •*! is entiiled to ...
... ?? ou TFESDAY, the 21st day of May c ol* S?OR ?? in the Forenoon, for the trial of Offenders ]9 .-ut« ?? der Recognizance for Offences cognizable at jS Co» w ?? T( J ?? ; of which all persons concerned arere- t*£l+*«.«*> GTBSON, ' Clerk of the Peace. Clergy Charity. „. . . R pverend the President and Patron, the Vice- THF B ' p ' . n d Governors of the Corporation for the portents. en anl ...