... HORN INN BftAINTREE, at Three o'clock, on WEDNESDAY, the 7th of Nuf—liii, to reeeree Sahseriptioni lor the ensuing season. Those unable to attend art requested to pay io their Sub- scriptions either to the Co&actors of their district or to any of tlie Branch Banks of Messrs. Sparrow, Bodkd, and Co., to the account of the ■ East-Essex Hunt. Collectors' Boom, Bom Itm. TO THE MUNICIPAL EI^CTORS ...

... Corporation for the Relief Pocr Clergymen and thair Widows and Children, in the Gotutv of Essex, the Deanery of Braughing. and Archdeaconry * St. Attan'a in the Oounty of Hertford, all formerly within ?? Diuussi sf London, and now for the most part included in U»* ?? of Bocheater, DO HEREBY GTVE NOTICE, that GENERAL COURTS of the said Charity for tha preaent year will be held as follows :— *or ...

... {§, 2nd -day of March next, at Two o'clock in tbe Afternoon, t» continue' the present Committee or appoint others instead of tbe present Members, to examine tbe laat year's account*, and on general business. THOMAS MORGAN GEPP, Secretary. Chelmsford, 22nd February, 1860. COLCHESTER & EAST-ESSEX VOLUNTEER RIFLE CORPS. rp HE Public are respectfully informed that a MEETING ef I the SPECIAL FUND ...

... show/ at FOUR c ckefc, THE RIGHT 80V. LORD BRATBROOKE IK Ttpt dBAIE. Tickets, 7a. 6d. each, ?? a pint of wine, to be bad at the bar of tbe Rose aad Qroem Lee, Saffron Walden. Tba Directors ef the Eaatern Counties' Railway have af- forded tbe following Railway acootnmodation for the day •— Ticket-s l*t and Snd Class, at Single Fares, will be issued to Audley Rod from London, Cambridge, Bury, ...

... 9th, far the purpose of founding SsWbitioaa in connexion witb this School. It is hoped tbat all these who feel interested in this really important matter will attend. THE CHAIE WILL BE TAKEN BT J J. W. FEKRY WATLINGTON, Esq., M.P., At Ttoo o'clock precisely. The following gentleman have aireadv promised their snp- port :-Btr J- T. TjwaU, Bart. : T. W. Bramston, Esq., M.P. ; ?? Cane; Esq.. M.P ...

... the purpose of _-£-_S -Ko consideration the formation of a Eifle Corps, Sir William Bowyer Smijth, Bart. IN THE CHAIR: It was Resolved — l«t Moved by J. C. Whit-khan, Esq., and seconded by tha Rev. George Hemming, That it is expedient that an attempt be made to forma Corps of Volunteer Rifles for this district. 2nd. Moved by the Rev. J. Arkwright, and seconded by W. W. Maitland, Esq., That ...

... 1860 for the purpose of FORMING A RIFLE CORPS. ' All persons interested in its formation, or desirous to enrol themselves as Members, are requested to atteud. lewers. ISLAND AND PARISH OF FOULNESS, In the County of Essex. WE, whose hands are hereunto set and seals affixed, Com- missioners of Sewers, and all of us of the quorum, acting in *nd for the Level within the limits of the Island and ...

... &§e*,Hitming the Battalion under my Com- mand, trill, by the Had permission of Arthur Pryor, Esq Brigade wth the W«t-Lssex Yeomanry Artillery k_d Cavalry, and other Volunteer Corps, in HYLAND'S PARK on SAT URDAT, the 4th of August next, at Two p.m. C. W. C. de CRESPIGNY, Lieutenant-Colonel. ~REPAm.NO OF HOUSE aTjD^HOP, __lII_-iEY EOAD, COLCHEBTER. TEiTOEi* «w «he«_me to be sent to the Gresham ...

... tb / ?? I*™1 *™ 1 ' Coroners, Petit Jurors, High Consta- ble*, Bailiffs, Prosecutors, Witnesses, «nd aU other ~™ wards attend Divine service; and that they wil appear in Court on the following day at Ten o'clock ?? m and charge the Grand Jury ; and the business of both Courts will then be proceeded with. GEOBGE HENRY ERRINGTON, Esqdirk, Sherifs Office, CkOmrford, 6th Julg, 1860. SUrifi ' N.B. ...

... haviug now be^ S nde *r drift for a period of nearly 4 months, and thtarms be!L £ v expected, when the Corps will shortly complete their Sriffi r-SITT difliculti6S »»w been overcome iv establishing tb» orpt by the perseverance^of the Committee ; and it should be borne ,„ mini that the whole of the men have been obtained from .the adjouung parishes of Manningtree, Mistley and The Committee have ...

... receded at your hands, by being elected to the proud position of one of your Representatives in the Commons' House of Parliament, and that by so triumphant a majority as 30, 1 beg leave mosl cordially and sincerely to thank vou Returned to represent you at a most important pe'riod in our country s history, you may depend on my most unqualified and unflinching snpport to all matters affecting ...

... together st the PUBLIC ALL, MALDON, on THURSDAY, ?? TeA ' AprU next^ _ Fear o'clock; THE HON. FREDERICK BYRON IB THK CUAUL Dinner Tiaketa, 7a ...