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Suffolk Quarter Be.ssions.--Western Division

... The General Quarter Sessions of the Peace for the We-teru Division of the county were held at the Shire- ball to-day (Tuesday), before B. B. Hunter Rodwell, Esq.., M.P. (Chairman). The following Magistrates •were also present on the Bench— Hia Grace the Duke of Grafton, Sir C. J. F. Bunbury, Bart., Col. Parker, M.P., J. H. Heigham, Esq., Lieut-Col. F. M. Wilson, P. Huddleston, Esq., Capt. E. R ...

\R. F. White, SS, Fleet-atreet / Where, and also at the AttlAorough, Jaa. Muskett Brandon H. R. Maynard Eye, Robert

... Bishop ffoiitmrtA W P Gslo KirniinaAall J W Bohhv Neimnariut W A Wright sa#ron Walden, H. Hart Thurlow, J. Daniels AGENTS FOR S. Deacon, 184, Leadenhall-street rbard-atreet Auction Mart, Teken- Beccles, H. Cattermole Cambridge, W. H. Smith El?, T. A. Hilla and Son H lw£on7E .J Evereen ?? S Catu« Newmarket, W. A. Wright sSmm. Mainprice, C. Bobby Waltham, I. A. Clarke THIS \^mxn^d^evhemZ,Ah ...

CHARGES FOR ADVERTISEMENTS (Prepaid) s. d. Domestic Servants wanting places, 4 lines ?? 1 0 Domestic Servants ..

... 1 6 Apartments to be Let, 4 lines 2 0 [If reference is made to the Office, Is. extra.] ARosvcctable Widow seeks a Situation as WORKING HOUSEKEEPER, or to assist in any light duties.— Apply Mrs. F. Norman, 40, Churchgate-street, Bury. WANTED, a LAUNDRESS. Good Cottage and Garden found, with Firing for the Laundry, which is close by the Cottage. The family is small. The Washing for four female ...

CORRESPONDENCE

... SUFFOLK VILLIAGE CLUB AND READING KOOM ASSOCIATION. TO THB EDITOR OF THE BORT POST. Slß,— Now tbat harvest bae been completed and cottagers shows are over, and days grow ehort and evening* long, the want of a cheerful Club and Reading Roo-n begins to b ■ much felt in most of our towns and oountry villages. We have now thirty-four such clubs affiliated to our Association, but ws would gladly ...

SCTDBTJRY

... ?? _->*pat Schools.— Mr. J. B. Westoby haa been 4~tcn by the Bishop of Ely as a Delegate from the Y^lijeaconry of Sudbury to tbe Diocesan Sunday c-ijoil Conference. Vreemasonrt. —The twelfth anniversary of the Stour vilify Lodge (No. 1224), and the installation of W.M. pi a ce at the Lodge-room, Literary Institution, last Tue-dav. The Lodge having been opened by tl c Rev. r ,i Mftr'yn, D.P.G ...

EE-OPENING OF THE CHANCEL OF i ST. JAMES'S CHURCH. I

... EE-OPENING OF THE CHANCEL OF i ST. JAMES'S CHURCH. I In August, 1564, we had the satisfaction of recording the completion of the restoration, or rather the renova- tion, of the nave of St. James's Church— we prefer the word renovation, because, beautiful and elaborate as the new high-pitched roof is, we incline to the opinion that it does not harmonize so weU as a roof of a low pitch would ...

AGENTS FOR THIS PAPER. Nokwich, JOSIAH FLETCHER, Upper Haymarket. Jtllehurah, Jas. Musket ?? Fll™ juiinmiv, . ..

... JBecdes, W. G™** Hales, cor\h,T. Tippell SSi\i.i Johnson 7/uWe.^GW. Chappell ?? J R'oot Tur er SStfIES Smith jG£ Miss Goldsmith Chirr J.Burch Kenmn/hall, T.J.^lmuphrey nereham P Barker, S. Bone Lavenham, B. P. Price nL 'il-'s Musgrove Litcham, F. Leatherdale l),'i„'ham. Mrs. Lemon Loddon, V. Alexander El W. Barber Lowestoft R .Salter E/v, R- Ed var Is Lynn , J . W. A. i; m rj'n.li'i!, C. ...

LAVENHAM

... Gas.- A vestry meeting, which was attended by a large number of ratepayers, was held on Thursday morn- ing last, to consider the desirability of lighting up the streets with gas. The chair was ably filled by the Rev. J. M. Croker, who, after stating the object of the meet- ing, begg;d that some person present would put forward a resolution, whereupon Mr. Barkway proposed and Mr. Peck seconded— ...

11th Foot.—JAexxt. Arthur Close Borton to be Capt., vice B. B. Twyne, seconded for service as an Adjutant of ..

... Forces, Jan. 9, 1879. 16th Foot.— Sub-Lieut. Cecil Edward Ruggles-Brise to be Lieut; Oct 28, 1876. Sub. -Lieut. Henry Gordon Fellowes to be Lieut. ; Oct. 28, 1877. Suffolk Militia Artillery Capt. Henry John Lennox Turnbull, Royal Artillery, to be Adjutant, vice C. W. Thomson, who resigns that appointment. The Earl of Beaconsfield, accompanied by Mr. Montagu Corry, the First Lord of the ...

MILDENHALL

... 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. ...

IMPORTANT WORKS, Published by Baldwin and Cradock, Paternoster Row, London. TAXATION, REVENUE, EXPENDITURE, ..

... 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 ...