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... A- LAST EXHIBITION for the Season ofthe A EAST- ESSEX HORTICUL'IURAL ?? .• „in be held, by permission, in the ftfjflFUl' GROUNDS of MRS. GEO. ROUND. ?? r - on which occasion there will be a fine display of -^ciiliousc Plants, Fuchsia 6, Roses, Dahlias, Petunias, • ?? Fruits. Bouquets, ifcc. cian*-' j± SILVER CTT_P ._ rr( .>ciiteii by the Right Hon. W. Beresford and C. fill • j.-, G . Members ...
... the Peace, Mavop- F r . l'ciit jurors, High Constables, Bailiffs, Prosecutors, ami all persons required tn attend at the next GENERAL GAOL DELIVERY, to he holden at for tins county, that Her Majesty's Judges of open their Commission in the Afternoon of A*:'-pj;HAY. ...
... NEW WEST WING had been laid by - ,1 Highness the PRINCE OF WALES, tbe following SniRITIOXS were received or reported at tbe ANNI- X FESTIVAL. ?? tbe Duke of Cambridge, President, I** IX THE CHAIK. , . he Prioce of Wales, K.G £ 105 0 0 ''Lph.sn'l Co £52 10 0 77L_dv Emily 5 6 0 ?? Esq 100 0 0 -f ?? W.. Esq.. M.P., V.P.. 10 10 0 iheWorshipful Company of 62 10 0 * at St. John's Church, S.o*, ...
... Inhabitants of the County of Easex, convened ovth. NT? gnC > d held at the SHIRE HALL, CHF_&«l?ni& 2fmdat, j«. «-d, 1864, to ««aicS£K2Eii Addresses to be offered to Her Mo«t Gracious l££t7?E GEORGE PALMER, Esq., High Sheriff IK THE CHAIR; The following resolutions were unanimously agreed to — ■• «- •£_M_V_« S? -Ui* ,&.•£&£ .ttittTa ss-ssje: (Address read.) 11. Moved by Lord Rati_i qh , ...
... held AT HARWICH, ox jjrRSDAY. JUNE 23, 186*4. amount of Society's Prizes, £600. [ZES offered by the Town of Harwich, open to All Eng- land, as follows : — the Best MARE, above three years old, for Agricul- ,r»l Purposes £10 the Best Two-years-old FILLY, for Agricultural l?he llest Pen of Five Shearling Short- Woolled EWES £5 ?? Best Pen of Five Shearling Long-Woolled EWES £5 t c Best White ...
... m «„ • necessitates the severance of thf ' monrnmg I ,-tauve in Parliament Ibth^T^ ;; r(h e past six years. ttS sul,B '»'ed between lc nul- gladly bave wished that it h-A i j, - oltered to you _ con^a^ public affain , J^^ ;j . h4 ve rendered more worthy of your acceptance ' I „« ,0 thank you mo.t aincerely for the opportunity of -v aP P re„nce«h lp i„ public Ufa JJ JJ* 11.1 ,b,nk, not ...
... dl the NEW WEST WING had been laid by Vvii Highness the PRINCE OF WALES, Uie following VTrIHI'TIOXS were received or reported at the ANNI- SB FESTIVAL r_B tlie Duke of Cambridge, President, »■* IN THE CKAIit. „ v the Prince of Wales, K.G £105 0 0 '- losep h, and Co. £52 10 0 » r Mu ...
... JUNE 28th, 1864, IS All) OF A IX'KD TO ERECT A rptr ?? & Teacher's Residence i C IN THAT PAKISH, UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF »,,r ffOBSHIPFUL .THE MAYOR OF COLCHESTER, Til v L BISHOP. The Turrets, Colchester. ' 2 r V HATFEILD J. RACK, Hill House, Dedham. JL COX, Lawford. Manningtree. \Z MYLKS FORMBY. The Grove. Dedham. M« FORSfER OSBORNE, The Park, Ardleigh. JS GEOKGE ROUND, Colchester. * £* JAMES ...
... HE FOUNDATION STONE F THE NEW WEST WING YVill be laid at a Quarter-past One o'clock, by £g. THE PRINCE OF WALES. ' f R «rbt Rev. the Lord BISHOP of LONDON has con- i»d to officiate on the occasion. NOV. ARTILLERY COM PANY will famish a GUARD r p IT\*()LTI;l T\*()LTl ; and their BAND will be in attendance. I , rnors desirou- of witnessing tbe Ceremony of Laying I__tliou Stone are requested to ...
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... Walton Railway ' r «ill be held at the Compsny's Office, ll i^h Street, •I^fVfiTBEE, in the county of Essex, on SATURDAY, the ?? '• , vo f June, 1^64, at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon ; ■errO IJ - c 0 f considering, and, if thought desirable, of f**. the provisions ofthe under-mentioned Bill now pr:'*' j> gr ]iament, that is to say, A Bill to authorize £dinp * ...