... TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1869. GRATIS. No. 4552. ...

... MEETING OF THE HIGHWAY BOARD A special meeting of this Board was held on Tuesday last, at the Lion Inn, Laveuham, the principal object of which was to receive ?? opinion of counsel as to their position in connection with their Surveyor, Mr. Fryer, to whom Ihey gave three months' notice on the 10th of May last. Sir W. Parker presided, the vice-chair being ?? by Mr. W. 11. Scott, and there were ...

... a „~-Li j PATntNTS * OUT-PATIENTS. Admitted 11 Admitted X Discharged 15 Discharged I > Remaining 58 Remaining !■ House Visitors— W. R. Bevan, Esq., Mrs. Bevr.n ;H. Bevan, Esq., Mrs. R. Bevan. Physician.— Dr. Goodwin. Surgeon— Mr. Kilner. IPSWICH. THE MEETING OF THE ROYAL AGRICUL- TURAL SOCIETY IN 1866. Tii, Committee appointed for the purpose of takinrrr ■•rich f*t ...

... JUNCTI(.)N IRAILWAY. SALE 10 TIiiS EASTERN UNION RAILWAY COMPANY. qTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that application is 11intended to be made to parliament, in the ensuing session, for an Act to alter, amend and enlarge some of the powers and provisions of the Eastern Union and Hadleigh Junction Railway Act, 1846. And by the said Act it is intended to enable the Eastern Union and Had- leigh Junction ...

... NoRFOLK RAILWAY EXTENSIONS. .rotice Is ?? Gfiven, HAT application is intended to be madeto Parliament, in the ensuing Session, for an Act or Acts to alter, d and enlarge, and also if necessary to repeal some f telle powers anl provisions of the several Acts following hat is to ?? Act passed in the seventh and eighth yearn of the reign of her present Majesty, intituled ' An or making a Railway ...

... most be transmitted to the Deputy Treasurers or the County Surveyor, as the case may require, on or before the Tuesday three weeks previous to every Quarter Session ; and that the Bills for payment at the next Session must be de- hvered on or before TUESDAY, the 10th of December next. PARKER, Clerk of the Peace. Utk November, 1844. THE BAKER TESTIMONIAL. A MEETING of the COMMITTEE is appointed ...

... The Most Noble the MARQUIS of BRISTOL The Kt. Hon. the EARL HOWE ...

... aft~ernm U kn nnd Had.leigh .ArnCoH l RA.1 LWAY.V ALTERATION OF LEVELS AND EXTENSION RAILWAY TO LAVENHAMI. OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that application is N intended to be made to Parliament in the ensuing Session, for leave to bring in a Bill to aiter, amend. an enltrsT the powers and provisions of .'The Eastern Union and padleigh Junction Railway Act, 146. anl for e In- abling the Company ...

... d0i, liceleig, Little Maldon, All Sints such Ait N~trs Maiden, and Saint Mary Maldon, all in the said c CouInt o fEssex. a alsho, to authorize the construction land maintenance Of anher branch railway from the last-mentioned branch v rladwaY e t hmlneneing by a junction therewith at or near I lthe Nrth side of the village of Chipping-hill, in the pa. s j ?? hippiiogrhill, or Witham, in the ...

... Rejoicings at Stowlangtoft HaU.— Coming of Age of Arthur Maitland Wilson, Esq. Scarcely three years have passed since heavy sorrow fell upon the picturesque village of Stowlang- toft, the county being suddenly and unexpectedly called upon to mourn the death of Lieut. -Colonel Wilson, M.P., known far and wide as one of the ablest and foremost men in the EaBteru Counties. At that time we ...

... A meeting ef the Bury Town Council, sitting as the Urban Sanitary Authority, was held at the Guildhall, Bury, on Tuesday morning last, when there were present — the Mayor (G. J. Oliver, Esq.), Aldermen H. Le Grice, G. H Nunn, G. Thompson, and W. H. liush- bnoke; Councillors T. Ridley, 11. Boby, G. Boby, F. N -mi, A. Stutter, J. Gough, H. L. Scott, A. J. Hooper, J. Smithyes, L. Jackaman, J. ...

... A meeting of this Board was held at the Lion Inn, j^avenham, on Friday, when there was a Luge attend- ance of the members, caused principally by the news | that had been circulated of the sudden disappearance of i the Surveyor. Mr. Rinder. That official having made very free in different ways with the property and monies of 'his neighbours, and absconded largely in debt, it was thought most ...