... Harleoh ' .. Mrs. W. B3. Kent, Misses Stidolpph, of creasy, A. Creasy, and Kaights; Messrs. Kersey, Whale, Leggett, Soidoiph, and Kent. up ?? W, Popplewell. Song. Lid Quartelte..Miss Stidoipb, Mrs. Kent, Messrs. Keresy and Kent. lbe Reading ..Mr. G. Ling ...

... Misses c. Person, Goaodwyn, Miller, Goodwin; Mrs. W. B. Kent; Misses A. Feirson, C. Peirson Messrs. Heym, Barker, W. B. Kent, and Clutton. .-Song .. ?? Mrs. Ellieton. Duetd,pnoorte .. .. Mrs W. B. Kent and Ms Edwprds, Trio, Hark the Rolling Drum, Misses ...

... of Ml Frank Hill. son of our townsman, Mr. R. R. Hill, soli citor. Mr. Hill was prepared for his examination b. M4r. F. A. Kent, principal of Kesgrave Hall School. t On Saturday last the Reverend John Hardy Raven clerk, Master of Arts, was licensed to ...

... together until half-past ten the same night that this occurred. * The footprints precisely cor- responded with the prisoner's boots. Mr. Salmon was foi the prosecution; Mr. Walpole for the defence. BUN GAY. Lord Waveney having subscribed very liberally to ...

... railway, on which upwards of 500,000 trains w ere run in the year 1872. DEATH FROM CONVULSIONs.-An inquest was held at the Golden Key, Woodbridge Road, on Saturday before H. M. Jackamnan, Esq., corocner, on the body of Emily Jane Taylor, aged 14 months ...

... for Ireland.' A detachment of ?? Regiment, consisting of one officer and 12 men,' anud the depot 97th Foot, ?? ?? 'for' Maidstone, to join the 46th Brigade Depot.'' Th'e 2-10th Foot, under the command of' Colonel Annesley, arrived at Colchester 'on Saturday ...

... illustrious house, which has been connected from the old Saxon times with the Eastern Counties, holding land and property in Essex, Kent, Suffolk, and Nor- folk, and which in later days has contributed to the Church an Archbishop of Canterbury and a Bishop of ...

... annual dinner of the Suffolk Society of Valuers, Estate Agents, and Auctioneers, iwhich took place on Tuesday last, at the Golden Lion Hotel, in this town, Mr. William Turner (of the firm of aessrs. Garrod and Turner) was presented with a silver salver ...

... Walter Cordingley; 'Mechanic's Pride Lodge, Leiston, E.S. William Chandler; Gurdon LodFe, Grundisburgh, P.Gi 'William Mtyhew; Golden E.eapers Lodge, Ips' *wich, G.M. Wm. E. Leggett; Working Men's Col. lege Lodge, Ipswich, P.G. Eli Morley; Excelsior lLodge ...

... increase of Mr. Kent's salary. At the same ; time the Committee were desirous of expressing their unanimous feeling of approval of the manner in which El Mr. Kent had fulfilled the duties of his office. They a alluded to the value of Mr. Kent's services with ...

... D.G.M. Christopher Grant and officers and brethren represent. ing the Orwell, Briton's Pride, Cardinal Wolsey, and Golden Reapers Lodges, to witness the admission of Mr. A. F. Vulliamy a d Mr. J. B. Fraser as honorary members, and Mr. E. C. Snell ...

... Rendlesham Hall, Suffolk. ar The funeral of Sir Joseph Hawley, Bart., took place as on Tuesday at Leybourne Church, near Maidstone. le Lady Hawley end hier second daughter were present, la and remained by themselves during the service, apart S from the ...