... Hs ran home, wee Irked to Dr. Grattan. He did vethlog Is dog. He eaw defendant Iv the at the ihos. another led, Iwo dog. The animal hit him 1101120 Seer iseathe that the dog • terror to the town. that ft bad • hop armed Ward, sod It dew It or of floblesoWe ...

... FULLER, 92, WATLING STREET, Z.O. CAN AZ OBTAIN= MALL OF . H () A. it, DIKA.N, HO - USE. STRAP FORD. GROVE KING'S ARMS HOTEL, GRAYS. JOHN O. HER Eisvieg n the above HMO of M. 1. A. CCIIINO, bops., by mpg, y WINES AND SPIRITS Of de ant malstale the repotslion ...

... the Meese,. Arms Ol Thursday evening. a • ouspenv of *boat 20 withal • well nett by Mr. IL. Clarke. r. H. Rowe presided, and Mr. 4. Joao the The evening ram pleasantly spent In and and meg. A 111 Idenday • at Oldelnatek. in the of John Mown. laborer ...

... INU AT lATTONUTONI. John I.nivrence Gondlacb, James Blake, 1 labourers, and John Abbott, bricklayer, were indicted on the charge of having broken into I bemiring Terrace. Leytonstone, and stolen a coat and chain, the property of Ttomea Wm. Goodchild, ...

... VOLUNTEER FIRE BRIGADE. 111110 NATION OF CAPTAIN The emend annual meeting of the above wan held in the Masonic Hall, in the K inge Arms Hotel kindly lent by Captain Ken). on Thursday evening. There ass a good attendance of linemen and subscribers, aloongat those ...

... course, say. On the 4th Last, at Leaden, Colchester, the ',rife of the bishop of Grattan and Armidale, of a daughter. • On the 13th inst. at Hale-end, Woodford, Mrs. John Wiriiam Thomas, of a son. On the 11th inst. at the Parsonage, Halsted, Keel, the ...

... church. Norton Mande. to C. imp, u so ,p oo l R og ., gdaroctleet vine. Essex. John tloodi, son of John CalOrl, .4 Plaistow, E. lI . ALF HOUSE - i&leton the counto of Strat• i John Smith. of Norton House, Norton. ford, large respectab o le. look-out , al ...

... verdict of guilty. strongly recommeaded the priaoner to mercy—He was sentenced to two months' bard labour. 0 GOOD HEART. John Harding, alias Hardy. :14), lelwrnrer. wns indicted for stealing three shovels of 'flroe. Bleier Daniel, at West Ham, on the ...

... Me Harris's Grattan, aged, 13st ;lb Idumlor4 Betting-6 to 4on Grattan; 2to 1 against Flemings 5 :co 1 against the others. At the start G el 8 made the nosing, Grattan 2nl : on passing the stand first time their order was Goose, Grattan, Chorieter, and ...

... Mai'- J. Burgoyne, A. Wrigthr, E. Arm. Istroint. H. 4 - i. Mayne. P. Winfield, ji Mednconl, L. Holt and E. Sri:moll. The adondanewe during the week been VW , expovtetl. thine who paiiiinised the perloranin.sol were , Sir John Bethell. ALP.. Lady Mothall. Mr ...

... 'no4wTat: MU BE LEI - irritable fez any 1 brininess ; also rent moderste.-Apply W. Mg. -Forest Lodge. rinareebrook. F., Wedd4ton Arms, Waddington Rout, Stratford. AITANTED a ilersi - and u BE LET, Oxford Vela:Rumford Road,iliraucTici, V Chaim ; live out of ...

... to this district:—Chelmsford and Maldon : John Jones Winteriy Crouch (Braintree), Job Uric. (Great rotham). Coletester: Thos. Thompson. George Terry, B.A. (Brightlingsea), Chas. H. Ward ',Great Bentlee); John Killick, Supornurner ary. Moaning tee: James ...