... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Comnan .. will receive TENDERS from Parties ?? iv the supply of COALS for the use of their DEPOT _t ? ABLEY BARRACKS, Brentwood, Essex. wavi * particulars and Conditions of the Contract may be learned on application at the Military Department, East India House Street, London ; or at tbe Office of the Command ' ?? the Company's Depot, at Warley. ?? Sealed Proposals, addressed to the Secretary ...

... HE NORTHERN DIVISION OF THE COUNTY OF ESSEX. Gextlemex, HAVING been informed that it is the intention of your present highly-esteeiuad Member, Sir J. TYRELL, to retire from the Representation ofthe Northern Division of this County, in the event of a Dissolution of Parliament, and tbat steps arc being taken by the Conservative party to secure Candidates in anticipation of the next General ...

... implements to be sent will close on the Ist £■*■ The Specifications of the Implements entered may _ gently forwarded to the Secretary, any time before tE , . ,f June V£ STOCK-The Entries of Live Stock will close on the ./June- -IW* &R ™?, S maj ' t ° bt T ed on a PPlicatbn to the I*2, Hanover Squar^London, to whom all CerTi- -2b of Entry must be addresses. ■' GEAMMAbTscHOOiT COLCHESTER. ' ...

... that I should explain more fully my political sentiments, I have w hesitation ia making a clear breast of what will be my jourse of action should I obtain a seat in the Legislative Council rf this great nation. As I shall ask no favours either for mmtM or for my constituents, from any Got eminent, whether ffhig or Tory, my course will be an independent one, and mv ro «s will depend on measures ...

... at the .I.ii7r USE. in CHELMSFORD, on TUESDAY, the jffE of July, 185(1. at Half-past Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon precisely, and the following days, agreeably to the plan after mentioned (that is to say) : — * lcr Do TUESDAY, at Half-past Eleven o'clock, the Oaths of Quahucation will be administered to such persons as may b_ desirous of taking them. - * A t Tirelve o'clock the business ...

... Justices of the Peace. Mav«7 fi ftoen, PeUt Jurors High Constables, Bdl^S tftaeues, and all otherperscns required to attend at tl,o S5 ASSIZE or GENERAL GAOL DELIVERY to hp Jii at CHELMSFORD for this County, that Hernia E* Judge * °f Assize will open their Commission in the Homing of MONDAY the ord day of March next, and Jterwards attend Divine Service ; and that they will appear £ Court on ...

... the White Hart Inn, at Manningtree, on THURSDAY the 29th day of May instant, at Two o'clock in the Afternoon: to Audit the Accounts of the said Union and the Officers thereof. On FRIDAY, the 30th day of May instant, at the Uni™ House, at TENDRING. at Ten o'clock fc?he Forenoon to Audit Ac Accounts of the Parishes of Alresford, Great Bent'w Utile Bender, Great Bromley, Great XSoajSff 85£ ...

... e to renew to you my determination to go to the Poll at the next Election for Maldon, as a Candidate for your suffrages. I have already laid before you very fully my sentiments ; « there has been some misinterpret_tion of the word . toleration in my former address, permit me to explain dis- tinctly that I am, _nd always have been, a friend of civil and religious liberty. I can give no better ...

... state of their ancient n d ?? Parish Church, to bring the subject under the notice of the public in the earnest hope that they may obtain, by voluntary contributions, funds requisite for repairing it. They cousider it q uite un necessary to allude to the rery peculiar circumstance* which have for above 20 years prevented its earlier restoration. It may be sufficient to state from the im- ...