... THE PAVING AND LIGHTING RATE TO WIT ! To the Editor of the Essex Standard. Dkab Sik,-WiU you do me the favour to let die following statement of facts appear in your paper this week £ ?? g Cousidering uiyself aud neighbours \,,«ch aggrieved by the late procedure of the Commissioner,, of the Paving a, d i L igh ing -Jr'r^U 11 ' 88 U i^ f T h ° ses «*«»«% occupied bymv- W w^ ?? f - X erkills ' ...

... Post, anil CIRCULATED IN SUFFOLK, NORFOLK, ESSEX, CAMBRIDGE, AND ELY. Price I.ii.j ..t per yu-UTcr. 2U. p. No. 3931. ...

... /kTI-M ALT-TAX AGITATION MEETING AT HARLOW Tuesday a po^c meeting, to consider what step* U be taken to obtain a repeal of the Malt-Tax, was held the Grew Man Inn, Harlow, in this county, an d will pro- Lblr be the forerunner of other gatherings to agitate the ta ■ iof that impost. Several of the principal landowners r !°L district were preseut, but the meeting was composed ° n! v of ten*nt ...

... P®'.'® **• A Reduced Charge for Six or more The M ...

... fearful murrain amongst cattle —the fatal Russian Kinder-pest, lias made its appearance this country, and we regret to say that each dav brings intelligence of its extension throughout the land east, nest, north, and south. Numerous eases have occurred i:i our own county; and in the neighbourhood of North alsham alone losses to the extent of £1,000 and upwards have already been sustained. ' We ...

... Monday, Mania ?? ?? the Mayor. R. M. Savill, E. . . and R. Nunn, Esq.. M.D. WF.CTED Burglars.-! ?? men, who gave their 'WW inn Svrina and J° hn Archrr ...

... wife of Mr. John Oliver, of the Bedford Hotel, Covent Garden, of daughter. Saturday last, Thorpe, Mrs. Charles Lucas, of * Mnnday'tett, at Marsham, Mrs. Henry Marsham, Cliff, Folkestone, the wife John Edniutid Lacon, Esq., of son. MARRIED. , Thursday week, at St. James's church, by the Rev. Evan Nepean, rector of Heydon, in this county, Wm. Green, Esq., only son of the late Wm. Green, Esq., of ...

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... The new House of Commons was completed yester- day by the return of Lord John Manners and Mr. Hartopp, Conservatives, for North Leicestershire; Col. LesUe, Conservative, and the Hon. V. Dawson, Liberal, for Monaghan County, where Sir G. Forster, Conservative, is unseated; Mr. Frederick Dundas, Liberal, for Orkney and Shetland ; and Mr. Wynne, Conservative, for Merionethshire. Of the total ...

... ST. JAMES'S PAROCHIAL ENTERTAIN- MENTS, BURY ST. EDMUND'S. Amongst the entertainments which have now become a portion of the round bf yearly amusements in Bury St. Edmund's, are those specially connected with the parochial work of St. James's parish. These were instituted about three years ago by the Rev. Canon Harrison (the active and popular vicar of the parish) soon after hia appointment to ...

... NOW BEADY. Section of their contrlbations on account of tardy arrival at the Office, All news of events occurring on Saturday, 23anday and Monday, should be forwarded in time for publication in Taesday's iE8ae; all nelvs obtains able on Tuesday and Wodnesday should reaeh the Office in time to appear in Withal sday's paper; whilst Thursday and Friday's news should reach the Editor in time for ...

... held at EnnisX* * which Earl Granard, peer of the realm Irish and English landlord, presided ' jf* numerously attended, and in the report of proceedings the Roman Catholic of pansh named Doyle, is said thu S P to have dressed those present e ad - He told the landlords that the people more patience with them—that ,i lT* too far-that they had robb'ed\Jo lo^g conduc would not be tolerated any ...