... IJd., or *». per Qnsr lil\_ Stamped 4id., is. per Uuartar. tion. The English, in the course they now followed, acted entirely by themselves, the French C'ommanderin-Chief being opjtosed the destruction of Yuen- Ming V'ueu, fearing it might preclude any chance that existed of coining to an arrangement with the Chinese (iovernment; but Sir Hope Grant and Lord Elgin were not men pass lightly over ...

... *f2£y st the THREE CUPS INN, HARWICH, I tee* *Jy the Bth dsvof January, 18G1, at Twelve o'clock i ?? r n^i at wbic'li time and place the Trustee* are the For em • tlteaa . an d the Surveyors or Super in- / ...

... the THREE CUPS INN, HARWICH I |e» J!.. . Jie S ;h dsv of January, l«(il, at Twelve o'clock Tl fLk*. ttl ** l,klj llme •' pl * ce ?? Trustees are tlif r ?? / ifSVI ; to .ittend; and the Surveyors or Superin- ?? rt 3 rbe road* are also requested to produce their ac- ***..Lannliance **itb the 78th sec. of the 3rd Geo. 11l .ii:* ::1 ' ' ?? t> I*j1 *j .i ; Mill dsv oi l>ecember. 1860. ...

... anil THE CELEBRATED CORN GRINDING MILLS, MADE in every rize of French Burr and Beak Stones. The Bret and Chraprgf »j» the World. WOODS AND SON’S fWCy ROOT the most siiu|ih*, easy working, eflicient, ami quickest yet invented. NO COMPLICATION OF WORM AND COOWHEEJJfS. WOODS AND SON’S HORSE POWER (ALL IRON) FOR ONE HORSE, With Intermediate Motion, and all complete for -et) 9s. On. A UOWA.KDS ...

... Peace I r B ,wi County of Essex will be holden, by adjournment, fo^nmr house, in chelmsford, on Tuesday I ** ?? of February, IX6I, at Ten o'clock in the Fore- 15* ,9 , ' tl..- Court will proceed to try all Prisoners who j t '*> : * | nin custody, or under recognizance for offences cog- r ?? ' , tllt , Quarter' Session s; and all Jurymen, Prosecutors, j »izabl** ai)( j a n o tl,ir persons ...

... QUARTER SESSION of tbe Peace t r ihe County of Essex will be holden by adjournment, „ SIIIKI HOUSE, in CHEIAISFORD, on TDEBDAY * iqdidsv of February, 1861, at Ten o'clock in the Fore- 'c „hen' tin' Court will proceed to try all Prisoners who r >W i# then in custody, or under recognizauce for offences cog- 'llp at the Quarter Sessions ; and all Jurymen, Prosecutors, SfltnLses. anJ all other ...

... TUESDAY, JANUARY 15, 18G1, LORD PALMERSTON AT SOUTHAMPTON BUIIV ST. EDMUND’S poor kelief *fund of the Hartley I istitution, with the JANUARY, 1 1 wual ceremonies. The Hartley Institution is to ievoted to the cultivation literature, the arts, and th- List Subscriptions already received. ciences, f„r which a former eccentric and wealthy The May. inhaUiiaiit of Southampton, Mr. Henry ;J. A. ...

... WKD- JfcnaT Jauuarv 23rd, at tbe SARACEN'S HEAD INN, VI.MSFORD, « Three o'clock. tfwill else be a COMMITTEE MEETING of the Club, '•oVcloek, on the same day. t VMrtnbert who hart not yet paid their Subscriptions are I I' ,lwn ' ** ,oon ■ P°** ible *° *■ account of (he * i Wears'. Sr-Aiiuow and Co.'s Bank, Chelmsford. p * l W M. L. FORMBY, Honorary Secretary. TURNPIKES. fI RST DISTRICT. ...

... 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. ...

... absence the Lord Chief Justice slated that they were of opinion that the writ ought issue. But they were sensible that the colonial independence, both in legislature and jurisdiction, of modern times, made the exercise of their jurisdiction apt to prove inconvenient. They did not. however, consider that by the establishment of local legislation and judicature the jurisdiction of the Courts in ...

... Poverty-stricken Town. > * mo re tbac one hundred families at tbe present time in _L_est distress, owing to the protracted severity of tbe win- *«_!_» consequent lose of work. A local effort will be carried t_ineet,*B far as practicable, the greatest need ; but much ' __treelv be expected, as the parochial burdens are always ?? bitfli, and the proportion of wealthy inhabitants very m An ...

... to be held at _£__ HALL in and for tbe BOROUGH OF COL- ?? for w ORDER to DIVERT AND TURN A ?? HIGHWAY OR FOOTPATH, which now com * ft Post marked A, placed at or near the North-East n* i Piece of Land situate in the Parish of St. Marv-at- ■/. jf *:„ Colchester aforesaid, late forming part of the * i i r_iti'' tc the Rectory of the same Parish, aud lead- . ' ,£r nc T in a Westerly direction ...