... 10 68 SI 0 »S * « 0 *l* • 6 SM 6 0 448 SOS HM now Amu red. public the Solid AdTmntyee offered dectate ance Company. »• endenced by their the aboee Law Bonin out Aetna! Profit nrtthonl tfc, of mtuw >KCIAL notice. The next Bomu IMrfaUoo will made In IW on Mbefjre the July next. «>U haw year a able terma. FRANCIS KEMP. Agent for Bury St, Edmund ~ Architect and Sonrejror, 8, Whlting-^reet ...

... at 10 o'clock, A.M., on TUESDAY the 7th clay of September next, for tbe purpose of being trained and exercised for a period of 21 days. S. B. RUGGLES BRISE. Lieut. Col. Commandant, Chelmsford, Aug. 12tk, 1858 West Essex Militia. SHRUBLAND GARDENS. SIR WILLIAM and the Hon. LADY MIDDLETON having kindly complied with a request made to them on behalf of tbe EAST SUFFOLK HOSPITAL to OPEN their ...

... Ray- *°* churchwarden, Belchamp Hall, before Noon on I'iY tbe 12th of February next. Tbe Lowest Tender ?? oeC «__s_rily be accepted. '.^rit-catiu- may be seen at Belchamp Hall; or at the J Mr. • ...

... at the SHIRE We n CHELMSFORD, on TUESDAY, the Cth day Kif i«5B. at Half-past Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon Ev. and the following days, agreeably to the plan after Kpeii (that Ls to say) : — fVI'KSnAY. at Half-past Eleven o'clock, the Oaths of will be administered to such persons as may be Hpsjrous of taking them. o'clock tin- business relating to the Assessment, or Management of the County ...

... of my Constituents, in which the* declare their undiminished confidence in me as their Repre- sentative, and express an earnest request that I should agaii ?? myself a* a Candidate at the next Dissolution. I cannot but regret that at so early a period after a General Election. gnJ at s moment when a Dissolution of Parliament appear* ac improbable, or at least a very uncertain evant, circiun- ...

... be held at the SARACEN'S A^;rUI^SFORD,on WEDNESDAY, the 3oth inst. * lt /, .„r .eiieral Business, at If' v .1. W . PERRY WATLINGTON, . President. ' FS sEX TUR NPTKES. SECOND DISTRICT. Xotict ts ©ibm, mtiHAI » GENERAL QUARTERLY MEETING of the f | j'ru-ieef will be held at the THREE CUPS INN, ?? on TUESDAY, the Sixth day of July next, at ?? o'clock at Noon; when the Surveyors or Superin- ...

... for the pur- of receiving Tenders for the supply of BREAD, PO- ^riiFS and ONIONS, as may be required for use in the ?? Springfield, for the THREE MONTHS ensuing. oi Zs\ed Tenders, addressed to tbe Visiting Magistrates, i ked on tlie cover * or wbat articl .to * delivered at tbe ?? by Ten o'clock in the Forenoon,'; and each. sample to have ( h_>ri'c_ marked op. it. Printed Forms of Tenders ...

... CIRCULATED IN SUFFOLK, NORFOLK, ESSEX, CAMBRIDGE, AND ELY. SUFFOLK HOUSE. BURY ST. EDMUND’S. W. PLUM PTC)N AND SONS ...

... Th. pul i.. Munllrur ~I T mnduy. J duulit, the severe strictures the Englis ~ , . Leant If the affair given the Charles Georges, a vessel authorized oy tne colonial government La JUunwH to reermtjor tree Sgp«. roluutury negroes thus obtained Mayotte. IsUnd. and from Matibone, on the Portuguaje coast, was in the Bay condemned before the tribunal at Mozambi ...

... THIS PAPER IS ...

... ROCHESTER IN THE CHAIB. The following Resolutions were passed : — Hived by C. G. Round, Esq., and seconded by the Rev. C .'..'t.JohsMildmay— That the outbreak in India, and its attendant atrocities, resenting as they do the effects of idolatry and false religion r ' F 'j(eir darkest forms, should be recognized as a Divine warn- f filing upon us as a Church and a nation to compassionate jj* ...

... BOARD- RoOM on THURSDAY, the 2»ih day of January instant, at 1 welve o'clock, to inspect tbe Accounts, elect Officers for the rd.- _. !*■«•' auu tv transact such other business as may be brought forward. The attendance of Ten Governors is jMjUlillc. By order of the Board, JOHN LAY, j^ard-Room- ith January, 1858. Secretary. KSSEX & COLCHESTER HOSPITAL t SPECIAL MEETING of the Governors of ...