... Ten a.m. till Six p.m. Admission to both Galleries, ONE SHILLING. JEAKY'S NOVELTIES FOR THE MONTH. Gilt Braid .Id. per yard. Tea Caddies 2s. to 40s. Gilt Ornaments, 2d. per doz. Book Slides 3s. to 20s. Head Pins, from 6d. Clunch Services ..25.t0405. Waist Bands 4Jd. to 3s. Prayer Books .6d. to 20s. Buckles and Slides, Id. to 3s. Bibles .Is. to 100s. Hair Nets 2s. to Bs. Note Paper, ...

... N() | ASSITZI S ) (Continued from the fourth page. NIS1 COURT. PRIUS TUESDAY, Jury 2s. Before the Cuter dusticn. His took his seat in court at ten o'clock: There were 13 causes for trial on the county side, two The of them spectd juries, and one on the city. latter was withdrawn, an arrangement having been effected. SWANN t. AGAS AND IMPRISONMENT, This was an action to recover damages for an ...

... Ghe Martalk Chranicle, A FEARFUL murrain amongst cattle—the fatal Russian Rinder-pest, has made its appearance in this country , and we regret to say that each day brings intel ligence of its extension t hroughout the land — east, west, north, and south. Numerous cases have occurred in our owy county; and in the neighbourhood of Norti Walsham alone losses to the e xtent of £1,000 and upwards ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...