... 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 ...

... Tlic following account is from the notes of one of the officers :— January 27th, Sunday, 1856, left Hull; Tuesday, the 2'Jth, 10 a.m., the ship struck 7 miles S.W. of Hautsholmen Light, coast of Jutland. Friday, Feb. 1, officers and men left Thistcd (Jutland) for Hamburg, arrived quite safe. Another party left Thistcd for Hamburg on Monday last. The ship is totally dismasted, lull of water, ...

... thought struck liim, has struck in r jfutn. ...

... lhe Homceopathic Medicines carefully Prepared, in all the usual Forms. Agent for Turner's Homoeopathic Cocoa. ?? A CARD. OMOEOPATHY and the WATER CURE SAMUEL EADON, M.D , A.M., Edin. Homceopathic and Hydropothic Visiting Physician, Springfield House, Convent Walk, Glossop Road, Sheffield. FEES. t- , A R TI ?? . 6d. | ?? 3s. 6d. (jnder Dr. EADON'S advice, most Patients may efficiently carry out ...

... and Wednesday, the 20th nil his „*11I0LI) FURNITURE AND FARMING IMPLEMENTS, i . riinmience each day at 1 o'clock. F( r Particulars see Hand Sills. MJE PKKtMPTOGILY SOLD BY ~ AUCTION, V Mi;. dl-yiRGE DANSON, ?? ill, ;t] i] in »l»atiou of Joseph Catterall, -n , i : the Court of Chancery of the ]. i ,. tini of Lancaster for the Preston Distiict, ?? ?? in aM Order of the said Court, made in a. ...

... or Transport Service and i 03 Prisoners of War, . idmiraltv, Somerset-House, Feb. 11, 1855. ' , nmIMISSIONERS for EXECUTING 1 ] fftfk rnrV of LORD HIGH ADMIRAL of the UNITED I ...

... wiU commence this dat, Febrnary 2nd, and wUI continue thxoughout next week. Eastgate-street, January ...

... 0 f prance are now despatched from MarseUles nB s WW*** *blJ°*' Tv t,rice a-week— Genoa, Leghorn, Civita Veochia, for rr-^ • , u d Halta. every - Monday Morning, at 11 o'clock. Vipiee- »*-rj£' W uching only at Civita Vecchia, every Thursday, • ojr .VAriJ*. j ciop^.-rcr and TURRET — Constantinople, twice a-week— for GBbF «rs P m *& Messina and the Pineus (Athens) ; , rt f jm o ?? on arrival at ...

... INTEREST, at the rate of r> per I^Per . num, >.n deposit account*, to the Slst December, *READY for DELIVERY, and payable daily between the El yen and Three. V.artiea re din* at a distance will, on application, have their v!*'*ead w mant* forwarded f r signature. The warrants will V**i(lon ?? itation at the head office in London, or the JJJtot may » e received at the various branches, or ...

... R i T,SU » nd NORTH AMr-fUCAN ROYAL 11 ' STEAM-SHIPS, appointodhv the Adrairaltyvto b *WJ ?? m LIVERPOOL an ...

... Vienna, Wednesday Morning.—The Emperor, mark of cousideration for his illustrious ally, Queen Victoria, has granted a pardon Colonel Turr. THE PEACE CONFEKENCES. The Debats of Tnesday contains long articlc pretending to foreshadow Russian intentions to the interpretation of the fifth point. The only part it which seeius to fOlobe) correct is the following:— Russia has aecep'ed this clause, ...