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... °» this Road will be LE L B\ AUC I lON for one year, or for two or three years, to tne best bidder, on Thursday the -Ist day of January next, by Twelve o'clock hi the Forenoon, at the Chequer inn, in Brandon, in the county of Suffolk, in manner directed by the Act passed in the ISth year of the reign of his present Majesty, for regulating Turnpike Roads, winch i oi| s produced the last year, ...
... PRAISING. : OAKS' FARM, COWLINGE- MR. ROBERT ISAACSON, Wfore be- takes his leave of the above situation, to. which he has had the strongest reson forbeing warmly at' tached, from the gerierous'friendsWp and patronage he has experienced during^*) year* residence, cannot omit an opportunity of returning his sincere thanks to all those who have honoured brnv with their sup- port, as the whole of ...
... offices, coach-houses, and stables, cowhouse. barn, and granary ; a capital garden and shrubbery, with 50 Acres of Land. To be viewed, and particu- lars had, by applying to Mr: Llewellyn, at the White Park. House, near the premises. Horksley Park is delightfully situated on the banks of the River Stour, one mile from Nayland, and five from Colchester. SUFFOLK. CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATES, ...
... dEllen-arough, Chief Baron Macdonald. 'Chief Justice Mansfield and Justice Heath. 'i'K Justice Grose and Baron Thompson. * j stice Lawrence and Justice Le Blanc. '■' i nistice Cham-re and Baron Wood. r;ii ' r '_.ron Graham and Justice Bailey. S_v last J- J- Smith, Esq. and C. S. Esq. were elected Sheriffs of .London ?? for the year ensuing. ...
... adjournment, on Thursday the \2tk of June next, at Eleven of the clock in tke forenoon (that being the second Thursday in June, the day appointedfor the General Year/)/ Meeting, agreeable to tke directions ofthe Act) at the Crown lun, im Botesdale ; at which it is requested that Five or more of tke Trustees will attend, on special business. By Order, THO. WA YTH. Eye, May 28, 1817. ~ BRIDGE ...
... - HUBNER.and Co. FOUNTAIN INN, ?? HUN / INGDON, respe. tfnlh acquaint the public that they have-, under the s^cion-'of ih. Po«niaster- jeuenrf- commenced (July he 6th) a ROYAL MAIL LOACH, to leave^ Huntingdon on the arrival of the CoaeliiiS frotn the North at .Eight in the evening, and to arrive at the tying s Head -Inn, Cambridge, at :■ Quarter V'-AJ en, and. proceed on to J. CnlHnjjton's, ...
... DUKE of NORFOLK, His Grace the DUKE of GRAETON, The Right Hon. the EARL of BRISTOL, And numerous other distinguished Personals. 24 .DIRECTORS CHOSEN TRIENNIALLY, From amongst the most opulent Proprietors of 1000 Shares. ?? NET PROFITS of .1- this Office are, at the expiration of every Three \ears, returned to the INSURED; who, although they thus participate in the success ofthe Concern, are ...
... of Suffolk, to take into consideration the distressed state oj the Country, and to frame a Petition to Parliament for relief. WILLIAM PARKER RICHARD WILSON J. MOSELEY QRBELL RAY ROBERT HARLAND A. H. STEWARD T. C. BUNBURY WM. MIDD LETON WILLIAM CRAWFORD B. G. HEATH C. S. COLLINSON J. GRIGBY. In compliance nith the above Requisition, I do appoint a COUNTY MEETING, to be held at STOWMARKET, on ...
... with the nature of Fen Drainage, and understand the formation of Banks, and the Mode of measuring up Work ; and it is necessary that he should have some knowledge of the con- struction of Water Kngines. Persons desirous of making ap- plication for the Office, are requested to attend the Commis- sioners of the District, at the Lamb Inn, in Ely, on Thursday the Ist day of May next, at Two ...
... Common Quay, Ipswich, impressed ewith gratitude, beg leave to offer to their numerous Eriends, and a generous Public, their acknowledgments for the un- bounded encouragement which they have for so many years past experienced, assuring them that every exertion shall be used to merit a continuance of their support, and from the .well-known superiority of their accommodations in loading, ...
... Deeds, Wills, and Judgments affecting real Estates in the several Counties of England and Wales, having been read a first time in the House of Commons, I beg leave most respectfully to acquaint you, that, if the Bill should pass into a Law, and the Registry for this County be established at Stowmar- ket, it is my intention to offer myself as a Candidate forthe Office of Registrar. From the ...
... Act of the 53d Geo. 111. cap. 123 enabling Persons to Redeem Land-tax charged on HOUSES' or other BUILDINGS, with the Appurtenances, not exceed- i ing in^ the whole One-fourth part of a Statute Acre, at 18 Years' Purchase on the Amount of Land-tax, are continued bythe Act of last Session (57th Geo. 111. cap. 100) until the 24th June, 1818. By Order ofthe Commissioners for executing the Acts, ...