... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... ARE SUPPLIED THOMAS PRENTICE & CO., STOWMARKET. TURNIP MANURE, MANUFACTURED BY JOSEPH FISOH, IPSWICH, roii TURNIPS, MANGOLD AVURZEL, & ALL ROOT CROPS. THIS Superior and ‘Wcll-establisLed Manure is adapted for every description of soil, whether LAgiit, Heavy, jMixed, and has been applied through successive and varied seasons with great success. J. FISOX BEGS TO CALL P.l uTlCrr.lli ATTJ'XTirX ...

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... as a public man we needed not this cahunitv to ' i-cb ns . Mr. Lennards services to the Liberal cause will lent ' ive iv U ' e re,n ?? ,ubranc€ both oi and opponents In tobatioe that post of honour which be ocenpied, I would nO , be apposed to underrate the difficulty of succeeding jartbilv such a Predecessor. If, however, zeal in yonr ser Tice , Md a determination to devote myself to raising ...

... IMPORTANT FREEHOLD AND SMALL PART COPYHOLD ESTA T E S , the Hrrrrnl FarM.s TIIOII\D O .V, KISItA VG’ L ES, MICK FILL I), DEBI-XHAM,ASPAL,STOXII AM, ami STOW UPLAND, All of which are in the County of Suffolk. Mr. SPLRLINg' Respectfully announces has received instruction* from the Devisees in Trust of the late RICHARD DALTON, Esq., deceased, oiler for Sale Auction, on Friday, the 27lit June next ...

... Agricultural Society at Chelmsford teg to state that the Subscriptions already 'received for the expenses of the Meeting amount to about £2,300 and the Committee have every reason to expect that, to carry out the objects of the Meeting with the success which every one in « ** r™^; ?? an *™«*h\c will amount „,. ,t least. £3,000. The Committee, therefore, earnestly hope that those who liave ...

... Royal Agricultural Society ajt Chelm&ford be g to state that tlie Subscriptions already received bn the expenses of the Meeting amount to about £2,300, and the Committee have every reason to expect that, to carry out the gt-eat objects of the Meeting with the success which everyone in tl)ed_tr_t must desire, the unavoidable expenses will amount U, at least, £3,000. The Committee, therefore, ...

... BURY ST. EDMUND’S. FURTHER REDUCTION COALS!!! 19s. o ...

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... renew to you my determination to go to the Poll at the Election for Maldon, as a Candidate for your suffrages. I have already laid before you very fully my sentiments - „ there lias been some misinterpretation ...

... holden at the SHIRK A PS E, in CHELMSFORD, on TUESDAY, the First , day rfJnly. 1^- Ei t . V en o'clock in the Forenoon p-flselv. ai! the following days, agreeably to the plan after „, nti .iK-l ( iat 1S to sa ?? '■— On TUESDAY, at Half-past Eleven o'clock, the Oaths of (Qualification will be administered to such persons as may be desirous of taking them. ' w Twelve o'clock the business ...