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... Thursday.-Ilefora H. Lver, Esq. (in the chair), Manjor Tysse-Holliroyd, E. Roubrts, Eaq, and John K~ent, Esq.., nredo. earrington, si shoemaker, Tiptree, was charged by John Cadmnan, labourer, Lexden, with assasuting him on the 30th ?? caie 'has. been twice adjourned ...

... political questions by his Wdmisaionat so early an age to an assembly in which sat Canning, Wilberforce, Huskisson, Romilly, Grattan, Castlereagh, and Brougham. He made his way first to respect, and then to influence, by the wealth of his information and ...

... ab remnoval of the body to the Valcan Arms Inn, Sizowell, *' SC where it awaits the Coroner's inquisilion. Me BECOLtES. POLICs COURT.-On Friday, before the Mayor (E. hr Mlasters, Esq.), W. E. Cronfoot, and John Crisp, Esas. e -James Moore butcher, Beccies ...

... Miis' Oakley, Miss Stiddon. Miss Adams, the Misses Grim. wade, Miss Christie, Miss COppin, Miss Snell, and Miss Borrett. ST. JoHN'8.-Tbo decorations in preparation for the Christmas festival herc were done with exquisite taste, and showed thst the work ...