... Smell. Guaranteed above Government test. fATT CLT-ZUcn -i (T^ a -nrw dottxttic! . Special Prices for Original Casks. I^-LIL, bIZiLbJ l^S. A BOZ. rOUJNDb. FINEST FKENCH COLZA OIL. family grocery warehouse, BURY ST. EDMUNDS. CHARGES FOR ADVERTISEMENTS (Prepaid) s. d. Domestic Servants wanting places, 4 lines ?? 1 0 Domestic Servants wanted, 4 lines 1 6 Apartments to be Let, 4 lines 2 0 [If ...

... 20th Suffolk R. V.C. -A contest tor tne j^aoies Monthly Challenge Cup took place on Monday when the Snider rifle was used for the first time, and Colour- Sergeant Stebbing «as the successful competitor. Ihe ranges were 250 and 550 yards, 7 shots at each, and the following was the score :— D 260 yds. 550 yds. Total. Colour-Sergeant Stebbing .. 18 .. 18 .. 36 Sergt. Morley M .. 16 .. 80 Scrgt. ...

... PAVING COMMISSION, March 29. Tbe monthly meeting of this Board was held on Monday ; present— J. Sikes, Esq. (in the chair), Messrs. Garnham, Weston, Mann, Brown, King, Harding, and GardinalL The Ingram's Well Path. —The Committee reported that they bad come to au amicable arrangement with Mr. Allen, who had agreed to repair the slip and path, and pay half the expense of fencing off the pit ...

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... Alaline«bur»'s epithet the other evening. Itie‘ appall ing The secret history of European diplomacy since 181)2 is suddenly rev ealed, and behold a succession of nroposals for the aggrandizement of the two great Military Powers of the Continent the expense of their neighbours. far back 18(i2 Count Bismark was •' made acquainted with the covetous view of trance with respect Belgium and the ...

... 1 6 Apartments to be Let, 4 lines 2 0 [If reference is made to the Office, It. extra.] WANTED, a Respectable Educated Youth as APPREN- TICE.-Apply to _ . P. C. Jollye, Grocer and Draper, Walsham-le-Willows. WANTED by the Advertiser a Situation as an ACCOUNT- ANT, WAREHOUSEMAN, FARM BAILIFF, or any place of Trust ; good reference given. —Apply, No. 10, Victoria- street, Bury St. Edmund's. ...

... THE PROPOSED HOSPITAL. A meeting of the Committee was held at the Town- hall on Wednesday, the Treasurer, W. D. King, Esq., in the chair, when it was decided to purchase a piece of ground, situate on the Nowton-road, the property of Mr. Jno. Bridgman, for a site for the Hospital. The building fund has now reached 400/., and the annual Subscriptions amount to about 90/., but as yet the town and ...

... BRITISH EMPIRE ;— their Origin, Progress, and Pre- sent State, with an Estimate of the Capital and Resources of the Empire, and a Practical Plan for applying them to the Liquidation of the National Debt. The whole founded on, and illustrated by, Official and Tables and Authentic Documents. By PABLO PEBRER. In a large octavo volume, with numerous Tables, price 18s. boards. m ?? Besides the ...

... Bte Htt*s 4_r iiavtjjtcft Ho tf t # #_t£i ft ttgl rati; OR, SUFFOLK, NORFOLK, ESSEX, CAMBRIDGE, AND ELY INTELLIGENCER. ...

... in this column, will henceforth he charged at an uniform rate of Gd. for two lines, with 3d. additional for each additional line. A line may he taken to consist of eight 'words. If such Advertisements are not pre- paid Gd. additional will he charged. If application is directed to he made at the Office of this Paper, there will also be an additional cliarge of Is. for advertisers who require ...

... The Volunteers.— Adjutant Barnardisf on has been I appointed by the War-ofSce to inspect a new range for I the Corps, of 900 yards, and has appointed Wednesday for the purpose. A meeting of the Corps is to be held at lhe_ Town-hall on Wednesday evening, for the purpose of liking into consideration a proposal for increasing the ! _ t-ength of the company, and for general busiuess. \Yrh the ...

... Tbe quarterly meeting of the Town Council was held on Tuesday morning, present— The Mayor (George Thompson, Esq.), Deputy Mayor (C. D. Leech, Esq.), AWermen _{L Le Grice, W. H. Rushbrooke, G. P. Clay, W. L. Brooke, and H. Turner ; Councillors J. W. lon, C. Burroughs, T. Ridley, G. J. Oliver, A. Stutter, A. Ridley, A. Hunter, J. Portway, and J. Cooke ; Mr. Salmon (Town Clerk). Mr. Frewer ...