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... BE BURE TO HAVE DR. KING’S PILLS. BOROUGH OF IPSWICH. TO BB LET BY TENDER, LEASE FOB TEARS. AS FROM THE lira OCTOBER, 1884. THE HANDFORD HALL FARM, UPON which the Lamb Fair is annually held, with good home and building* and 126 a. 3b. 26p. of accommodation ...
... MRS. R. KING, MILLINER & DRESS MAKER, IN returning thanks to her friends for the support she has received for the last 10 years, begs to inform them that she has taken the premises, Ns. S, High Street, near the Saturday Market, where, in addition to the ...
... objections is worth. Mrs. King died about ten o'clock on the night of the of January ; it was not till nearly midnight on the 19th of January, less than hours before her death, that Dr. Roche—Mr. Ki.no having become dissatisfied with Mr. saw ...
... the least £ been taken of it.-Mr. Had ham said, the objitof S? mation was that he should not follow the same o« elsewhere. Mr. to defendant.-Tou your living in honest manner; find you ha« convicted of stealing tares -Mr. JosUng -and chickens.-Defendant ...
... Mr. JOHK KING. MONKS ELEIOH. BUTTOLK. . JOHM KINO ll£S!Sta? ' N.wkln. (who la M. A H°DagHQt.n and £ thf^Sonc. 11 * “- 1 '- Mr. SIDNEY SMITH. By order of the Mortgagees. THORPE-LE-BOKEN. ESSEX. SIDNEY SMITH Will SELL AUCTION, the Bell Hotel. Thorpe, on ...
... Mr. JOHN KING. Preliminary. _____ JOUJ KJaVG mb. o» o clock m tic Altcrboon iSmS PKJKMIEg. Ibt, bclonxio* to ■n-W'ulb* A FAMILY BGBIDENCE, with Ibn, gMiM. abb oo««tataf is oocapMd or Dr. Allied Tbornsra. a)w IN AjasEJOTOff. JsSSTJSt. ir.WSFL* Mr ...
... In ail 3a. 2r. a# occupied Dr. Alfred Thompson, ESI nwYllim- IN AESDCGTON. A OOTTAGE, BARN, and ENCLOSURES of ARABLE LAND, containing 7a. Ir. 12p., tSoempalioa Mr. J. VtoM, at °“ A HOUSE. SHOP, and BUSINESS PREM2BEB Ist to Mr. B. Stiff, £lB THREE OOTTAGE ...
... MR. KING AT AVLSHAM. There was & C ZNIT4IO(I meeting at Agishave Town-hall on Wednew-day night in support cf tlio Conservative candidate for the division, Mr. M. Douglas King. The chair was taken by Mr. W. W. S. Follett, who was supported on ...
... MR. KING AT HOLT. Mr. K>og held his final Holt meeting Monday evening at the Oddfellows’ Hall. Dr. T. Hale* presided, and wa.s supported on the platform by the Hon. C. T. Mills. M.P.,Messrs. ,T. H. Burcham Rogers. A L. Rev. F. ...
... Z9v.. L ocoupied by Dr. Allred 'ihompeoa. A3B ter IN AfISINGTON. A COTTAGE. BA&N. and ENCLOSUBE3 of Amau. LASO, eontaininr ?a. Ir. 12p.. the ooea* potion Mr. J. Vine®, Al 2 per annna. pauw* A HOUSE. SHOP, and BUSINESS let to Mr. B. Stiff, year. IX AJjDBAM ...
... Mr. JOHN KING- HITCH AM. SUFFOLK. A^TtfSTifeHS® Stock Dock*, aod Ih* eummotteo at 1* and printed Cataloow may bad Auctioneer. Had letch. Saffoik. - lOLB *1 witii *MR^ lta.«ut&ML OOttNEK IfcttoF. XAJtW, aituaie i-y E. H. HOPSON. . row «op -bjj-j. (L»t ...
... I CAMBRIDGE NEWS Thursday 3 1W Aid Dr Peter Maitland whose office in the University Laboratories Lensfleld Road’ overlooks the council's Housing Committee yesterday that he considered buildings looked absolutely hideous He said he did not like modern ...