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... late Charles O'Malley, of The Lodge, Caetle'. bar, couaty 'Myo, Ireland'. KI1NG.-lltfi inst,, Jane, wife of Mr. Samuel Kingr, boot and ?? Hill, Colchester, aged 64 years. MARTrN8.-11th inst., at No. 7. South Quay, Great Yar. 'n~outh, Richard, only son of ...
... BBOUGHAIB AND LANDAUS FOR VISITING, COONOERTS, PARTIES, OR TRAINS. Red Chief Counter Shag LEa e . Nation’s Pride LWy Golden Shag 12%& ¢4 Golden Honey Dew: 2 &« « Oaution to Watch Buyers, UR‘IOIUPUIDUB PARTIES are selling worthiess ‘Watches bearing Trade Marks ...
... Jamset, 8seex. 3OuscScrN.-M asuAR L.-6tb isnst.,:at Occold, bythe Rev. H. L..Toddi,George'Johnaop, eldeet son oR Mr. James Boot, Wandsworth, Surrey, to SarahAmelia, eldesst daughter of d-r. Eobrt Marshal, farmer, Occold. SAChUurch-CXB th inst., at St ...
... Joseph Cooper, fai.nec, ?? to ilcoush, youngvest eocrviv. ing daughter of the late Robert Clarki; Tim~es Fa m,n Hlildenhorough, Kent, and ]ate oE Bca'? field St. Clare, Sufrol. BRADlEER-SHADDOCK.-2Sth rlt.,at the6-r ?? Church, .. Mfrylebohe. George Frederickl ...
... -9th inst., by license, at St. Helen's Church, Ipewich, by the Rev. E. Oakley, George Adgeotta Goodwin, Esq., of Gravesend, Kent, to Jane Emma Frances Goats, of Ipswich, eldest daughter of Mr. William Goate, of Saxmundham, Suffolk. DALToN-BAcK.-10th inst ...
... Fletcher. Highly commended, S. Matthew, Silver Cup, or £5 5s., for best pen in classes 9, 10, 11, and 12 CLASS 9. 21amlburghs (golden pencilled). - lot prize, H. Pickles, Skipton, Yorkshire; 2nd. H. Beldou, Highly com- mended, F. Pittls, jun., Newport, Isle ...
... prisoner took an early orrhnllg of decamping with prosecutor’s boots, which had left in the room. —Prisoner now pleaded guilty, and was sentenced to » month’s hard labour * MAINTENANCE ORDER.—Golden Leggett, blacksmith, Great Clacton, was summoned for neglecting ...
... Mr. Harris; Cow sand Gate, Mr. eose; Running Back, Mr. Ashford; Elephant and Castle, Mr. Hill; Angel, Mr. Barker; Duke of Kent, Mr. Skeet; Royal William, Mr. Driver; Admiral's Head, Mr. Ball; Cross Keys, Mr. Preston; White Elm Mr' S' Nichols; , John ...
... ncsitay). A coarerondeDt telegraphing from Maidstone on Mon day says :—The strike among agricultural labourer* b still oonfined to East Kant and Suasei, and present ao general disaffection ia apparent In the other of Kent, the reduction of wagea usually made ...
... Waistcoats, Pilot Jackets, Counter. panes, Blankets, Sheets, Drugget Carpets, Hearthrugs, Travelling Rugs, Men's and Women's Boots, Carpet and Leather Bags, Pormanteaus, Hat Cases, &c., &c.; also a large quantity of Miscellaneous Property, con- sisting of ...
... the noble Preaident drinking auccoaa to Our next merry meeting. A RARS BIRO, the Soland Gooae. Gannet, haa been raptured Mr. Kent, of Creeting, by chasing it down in one of bia fielda. The winga meaaure from tip tip, 2 yarda. The bird ia now being stuffed ...
... Dwelling-House. and Ironmonger's Shop, situate in George Street and Golden Lion Lane, in the occupation of Mr. John Wells; also three DWELLING-HOUSES, a SHOP and PREMISES, in Golden Lion Lane, and two Tene. ments in the rear, in the several occupation ...