... and supposing Mr. Buchanan carry all the Slave States, and Mr. Fremont all the Free States, it is plain that the latter would be elected fifty-six majority. But I consider that, to say the least, the result the States of California, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Indiana, Delaware, Maryland, and Kentucky is doubtful. Giving the other Slave States to Mr. Buchanan, and the other Free Slates Mr. ...

... 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 ...

... WAT] !SFIE!A) TITHE BAIL I rn.n/: . .4 in’. 1 ! tin- 1 nuLiMix. \m oTien. is iYXFOWD HAI.L, NIC All RAN DON. »• ...

... 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- ...

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... as a public man we needed not this calamity to tete k u>. Mr. Lennards services to the Liberal cause will in the remembrance both of friends and opponents. In iolkiting that port of hononr which he ocenpied, I would no, be supposed to underrate the difficulty of s_cceedin,* worthily such a Predecessor. If, however, zeal in your ser- »nd a determination to devote myself to raising the LiHral ...

... l[ie a . a public man we needed not this calamity to »rt Mr. Lennards services to the Liberal cause will ** .. io tbe remembrance both of friends and opponents. fc^L that post of honour which be occupied, I would B *r*pP o * d t0 underrate the ?? of succeeding «• V'gg), a Predecessor. If, howerer, zeal in your ser- r**^ , determination to devote myself to raising the ?? iD th ' S Boroueh ...

... ?? r ° tb 7Peacc. Mayors, Coroners. Petit Jurors. H_gh Cous^ Rtiliffs. Prosecutors, Witnesses, and all other iU^_T at the next Assize or General SlflSE^~ Cbolden at CHELMSFORD, for this county JSf S* ' **■ ...

... their ancient beautiful Parish Church, to bring the subject under the of the public, in the earnest hope that they may obtain by voluntary contributions, funds requisite for repairing it consider it quite unnecessary to allude to the very peculiar circumW** which have for above 20 years preventedks lier restoration. It may be sufficient to state from the im possibility of raising above a few ...

... that I should explain more fully my political sentiments, I have D . hesitation in making a clear breast of what will 'be mv catrse of action should I obtain a seat in the Legislative Council ,* this great nation. As I shall ask no ?? either for ffVS elf or for my constituents, from any Government, whether Wai. or Tory, my course will be an independent one, and mv rflle . will depend on ...

... to announce that instructed the Executors of tiie late Sir UlCHAIll) SUTTON, Bart., who have recently disposed of Lynford Hall and the surrounding Property, offer for Sale hv Auction, on the premises at Lynford Hall, Monday, the lltliof August, and four following days, whole the HOUSEHOLD KUUXITLRE, ar.d CHOICE OI.l) WINES, &c. Order Sale. Monday, August 11.—The furniture and utensils the ...

... their ancient . beautiful Parish Church, to bring the subject under the *^«» of tbc public, in the earnest hope that they may obtain L volnnwry contributions, funds requisite for repairing it' JJLv ron>i ...