... immediately. Several Good Fitters.—Apply first by letter to Messrs. Burgess and Key, Victoria Works, Brentwood. PRATT AND THIRTLE, Drapers, Lowestoft, have an opening for Respectable Youth an Apprentice. TO PARENTS ANiTgUARDIANS.-E. F. Barber, Auctioneer ...

... dlinner on Satitrilay, nt wvhich Sir llenry Straccy mult Mlr. .1. 11. G'oioltl wrerc present. 'rht ub ~rl of 1)erhly ganve his thirtl Parliamenitary dlin- ner thi9 season on Wvednlesday evenling. andi amonlgst those who wfere present, ?? liceiry Stracey. Alr ...

... Christ; Rev. J. Sandys, Rector of Pakefield, “Wrestling against evil thoughtsßev. A. Cornford, officiating i minister at St. John’s, “Recovery from backsliding;” Rev. A. Hanham, Curate, “ Self-Surrender and the Rev. C. Hebert, Vicar, on “The Humility of ...

... and PREMISES now oceu. pied by Mr. John D)amant, Carpenter, situate on the TowVcr Terricte, St. Mary Tower. The desirable I'REMNIISES, situate at the back of Orfordi Street, St. lMatthew, late in the tenure of John lhiawkis, deiecd, suitable for a Builder ...

... met with their ■approval, and have not been altogether in vain. I have the Honour to be. Gentlemen, Your Faithful Servant, JOHN C. COBBOLD. Holy tVells, Ipswich, Bth June. 18C5. THE Freemen and Other Electors THE BOROUGH OF IPSWICH. •Gcxtlemen, Gl'.l) ...

... Captain Coombs, Mr. E. Coates, Mr. W. Chater, Miss Michell, Miss Garnhara, Mr. Norton, Mr. J. Mills (Norwich), Mr. T. E. Thirtle, Mr. E. E. Tymms, Mr. J. J. Taylor, Mr. R. Brewster, Mr. E. Samuel (Norwich), Mrs. Stanford, and Mr. J. J. W. Gowing. l&e ...

... of Redenhall, in the place of the Rev. G. Ste. venson, resigned; the Rev. J. Bramlall, Perpetual I Curate of Terrington St. John, to be Rural Dean of the r Deanery of Lynn Marshland, in the placa of the Rev. C. Currie, resigned; and the Rev. C. D. Brereton ...

... members were re-elected, Mr. W. H. Thirtle being elected for the East Ward in the room of the late Mr. W. Youngman, sen., deceased. The returns stand thus -For the East Ward, Messrs. J. J. W. Cowing Thomas DeTereuz, W. H. Thirtle; West Ward: Messrs. B. H. Beere ...

... the evening at St. Peter's Chapel, by the Rev. F. Morse; and at St, John’s, by the Ven. Archdeacon Hunter. The collections amounted to about 191. at St. Peter’s and 30f. at St. John’s.—On Tuesday, the public meeting toek place in the Town Hall, Edward ...

... late Mr. JOHN GToH ATCHER, comprising a Blacksmith's Shop, I Dwellint House, several Cottages with Gardens at-ti tached, fronting in the centre of the village. Further particulars will appear in future papers, and ,4 2may be obtained of Mr. John Read, solicitor ...

... Masters of the Ancient and Modem Schools. Also, Water Colour Drawings by Thirtle, Cotman, and others. Engravings, &c, OAK CARVINGS AND ANTIQUES,—Five very fine figures of Evangelist*, John the Baptist, &c. (5 feet m height), fine group of figure, in higfi relief ...

... Fulcher (a); car~ton, Messrs. Robert £23 Reed arid Win. M. Woods; Flixton, Messrs. John ?? II M. ~Pipe ?? and John Button; Fritton, Messrs. W. S'6Ei Pettiugill, John Thurston, and Mr. G. .1. Larkmans (a); £6 Gwleham, Messrs. Win. Crafer, Wmn. Neave, ...