... P^et t« * mBE HOUSE . in CHELMSFORD, on i-fl-fiuY tbe 2Ctb day ol November next, at Ten o'clock in when the Court will proceed to try all Prisoners a* ?? in custody, or under recognizance for offences •*___sle st tb* Qaarter Session* ; nod all Jurymen, Prose- «*!,\i,*i__«sses, and all other persona whom it may concern, SK^ 11^ GIBSON, Clerk of tbe Peace. -TT ifanor of Southchurch, otherwise ...

... MALDON, On HOKDAY, December 16th find not Rl TiUingham, as previously announced). THf Subiert for consideration in tbe Morning will be The t»r»en' Condition of tbe Labouring Classes. and in tbe r« n ?? ,helli9Bio,lWork - ?? will begin at ALL SAINTS' CHURCH at 10 t im .: Morning Conference at 16.30; LUNCHEON Quarter before One o'clock; and Afternoon Con- ?? « will begiu punctually at Two nd ...

... day of March next, at Two o'clock iv the Afternoon, . .oolinuc tbe present Committee, or appoint others instead i tbe present Members ; to examine the last year's Accounts, •ml on General Business. • THOMAS MORGAN GEPP, Secretary. ri..W-'' 19/ * February, 1861. pi'DHAM GRAMMAR SCHOOL. i X EXAMINATION will be held at the SCHOOL-HOUSE, V DEDHAM, on TUESDAY, April 2nd, 1861, for TWO ...

... FLAX CLOSE on tbe ?? o f J ?? - _ •*pn« Siueti -^ Fonß * ** EatrieB y be had on appli- •»tiwl W H. HALL DARE, Secretary. j« Ha«»* r % ...

... FRIDAY, PL _ i_ (instead of Wednesday, the 23rd of January, as ?? last week), at the SARACEN'S HEAD INN. Ii^fMSFORD, al Three o'clock. 1 Se will also be a COMMITTEE MEETING of the Club, !. , p'clock. on tbe same day. *ai7lle*bera who have not yet paid tbeir Subscriptions are Leil i» P» v ,hrm s Soon ** PosriMe to the account of the f ?? , Messrs. Si'akcow and Co.'s Bank, Chelmsford. ?? M. L. ...

... of ! ike Peace. Mayors, Coronera, Petit Jurors, High Con- __Rail—*• Prosecutors, Witnesses, and all other persons ?? to attend at the next ASSIZE or GENERAL GAOL $nVEBY, to be hoiden at CHELMSFORD, for this County, i Her Majesty's Judges of Assize will open their Commission tloSDh\- the 15th day of July inst., and afterwards attend n-«M Service; an d that they will appear in Court on the ?? ...

... e n t |ally L, for tl.eform.tim. of •OOTO'TY VOLLKIEER RIFLE SoCIATIOX, and held at tbe SHIRE HALL, CHELMS- RD on THURSDAY, the 2nd of May instant, the follow - RESOLUTIONS were unanimously agreed tor- red by the High Sh-biff, seconded by Captain Bishop— That a County Ride Association be formed, for the ouragemeut of Volunteer Corps, and for the promotion of n Shooting throughout the county. ...

... Sth, 1861, W*** BT THE I ofl B iSHOP OF THE DIOCESE. ■1 0K lVr- will be DIVINE SERVICE [ i *T. PETER'S CHURCH, Ml i AT 12-30, WHEN a SERMON I Will be Preached by the _Lw efOHW B«A*««TOW, -M.^ i^ ¥ ' Vicar of WUkam. pBB EHOKT at the SCHOOL will Uk. pL_a_ -Mg^gg ■ ajtC***^ afterwards. _y_. towards me Bamming Fond will be made in Ac lfi»>^- ...

... OF CANTERBURY. \^President-THE BISHOP OF LONDON. SE:R_&£o_ixrs , _id of ths General Pnrpoees of this Institution will be & preached ON SUNDAY, AUGUST 18, 1861: AT ST. PETEB'S CHXTBCH, v the MORNING, by the Rev. W. H. GRAHAM, M.A- _i__ci*tH» Secretary ; and in the EVENING by tbe Rev. g^STERN, Missionary to the Jews, lately returned from Aby*** AT BT# ?? I- the MORNING, by the Rev. H. A STERN. ...

... THE pFACE tor tbe County of Eeeex will be hoiden by ad- t at tbe SHIRE HALL, in CHELMSFORD, on tbe 30th day of July, 1861, at Eleven o'clock in JftttnooD ; and that the Justices then assembled will receive !5_ __ike such orders as to tbem shall seem meet with respect ?? of the County Surveyor as to a Bridge belonging 10 ?? County, called Causeway Bridee, situate in the to ?? Parishes of ...

... September 25, 1861, by direction who has sold his Farm, the entire 'Trainable He It DEAD AGRICULTURAL STOCK I & on the same ; comprising irHT very useful and clever CART GELDINGS and 7 if ABES, J k year-old Bay Cart Filly, .Excellent Milch Cowi in Calf, 1 Heifer in Calf, 40 He»d of Swine, ii Hesd of Poultry; ■ JL «>od read and harvest waggons, tnmbrels, ploughs, * roll*, bardies, ladders, ...

... ■roars, Linen and Woollen Drapers, Hosiers, Haberdashers! ■afters! Shoe-makers, Leather Sellers, Tallow -Chandlei. Hj Oilmen. Soap-makers, Brush-makers, Printers, Sta- ■ „ rr Tinmen. Coal Merchants, Wine and Spirit Merchants, ■rter Sellers, Undertakers aud Hearse Proprietors, Horae- and others. H{i Guardians of the Poor of the Parish of Saint Leonard, ■ shoreuilcli, MiJdleaex, will meet in the ...