... wore unw illi ng wiers a the prices lent . both being sqoal in quality, bat one reliberal land. however, wee dimmed of et &boot Is advance. lord, the other • stingy one, how would this operate P,lces for otbnr kind' of grain remeln stationers , . on Mr ...

... & GRIMWADE are favoured with in. . S structions from HECI OR J. GURDON.REBOW, Eso-., to offer for SALE by AUCTION, at the Golden Lion Hotel, Ipawich, on Tuesday, 11th day of April, 1876, at Two for Three- o'clock in the Afternoon pre- cisely, in One Lot ...

... seven games as against fimr won Cambridge. Ford red. the convict who, the last Kent Assii#. was found gnilty of the Mary Anne Bridger, was exeonted on Tnesday morning Maidstone. He adhered to tke last to his statement that although was of the woman’s death ...

... Song ?? Ruby .. . Mr. Rump., Sons .. I lovoeto think of heaven ?? Mies B. Parker. Qtartette .. Messrs. Fox, Sony, and Kent. Duet .. .. .. Mrs. Ransoms and Miss Wood. Duet(Pinofeto) PART IL. si Duet (Panororto) ..Mrs. Ransomeans Milss VWood. Reading ...

... Newmarket St. Mary, obtained an ejectment warrant against M. A. King, of that parish Extension of Licence. — Mrs. Goodwin, of the Golden IJon Inn, Newmarket St. Mary, applied for an extension of two hours on account of a cricket dinner at the opening of the season ...

... it. leaves shores.” observes the Times of India, Henry Webb, the detective sergeant, said that a having gained a rich and golden harvest of good- warrant handed to him on Saturday la*t for will wherever he has been ; and we only give ex- the apprehension ...

... most reasonable for those who were opposed to the hymns might have refused to appoint an organist at all, or, as at a parish Kent, they might havo decided pay him his salary so long as he didjnot play the Hymns Ancient and Modern. Laughter.] either case ...