... DATES OF FORTHCOMING SALES BY AUCTION. Date. Descriptioa Placc. Auctioneers October. 10 Farming Stock Clare ?? ?? ?? Garrod, Turner & Son 10 Farming Stock Sotherton .. ?? Lenny & Smith 10 Timber ?? ?? Mettiugham ?? ?? William Howlett 10 Furniture ?? Bungay ?? ?? ?? William Howlett 10 Farming Stock Bromeesvell ?? ?? Henry W. Collins 10 Farming Stock LittleWaldingfield George Coote & Son 10 ...

... WIDrOuT RESEEVE. SALE OP 4a.2r.38p. of Freehold Land SITUATE AT POLST EAD, To be SOLD by AUCTION, By Messrs. COOK, At the -White Lion Inn, Hadleigh, on Mtonday, the 15th of May, 1854, at Six o'clock in the evening. 3.HIS PIECE of LAND is now unoccupied. and was 1 latelv a Plantation; the situation is excelent.b eing next or near the Road leading from Stoke to Hadleigb, and it adjoins the Lands ...

... QI'T ?O1?DAY ?E?XT? 0:61S MlOMT:DAY-5 NE0MXT IMPORTANT SALE OF Well-Seasoned English Timber, AT BURY ST. EDXUND'S. NEWSON, STANLEY, & CO. Will SELL by AUCTION, on Monday, February 19th, 1872, at 10.30 a.m., on account of the number of Lots, by direction of Mr. A. ANDREWS, who is making alterations in his premnises. about 100,000 Feet of Well-Seasoned OAK, ASH, AND ELM PLANK, OARDS, Scantlings, ...

... IPSWICLI SUFFOLK. To be SOLD by AUCTION, By JOHN FOX, On Wednesday, the 16th August, 1854, (without the least reserve,) THE ENTIBS NEAT AND EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, STOCK-EN-TRADE of GROCERY, &c., Capital Trade Utensils, Turning Lathe, Tools, &c., Late the Froperty oa Mfrs. 31. A. BENTLEE, Grocer and Flour Dealer, Fore Street, St. Clements, Ipswich. rIHE FURNITURE WITLL COMPRISE neat ma. ...

... *wBteul, nwear boolbridgre. Ckoios Dira'r Bnauti.sl Reod and 1~White Sufflou Cows, Hei ?? the Dairy f ?? Bulls, and 3 WeoraelS.Alothltar Ute.tsils bite tlcprope'y of M~r. JONIIPECK, dec., To be SOLD by AUCTION, By Mr. COLCHESTER, Upon the Premises at Mlonewden, on Tuesday, the 24th day of October, 1837, at 12 o'clock. I OT 1. Cherry, 7 years old, early in calf L 2. Beauty, 5 ditto ditto 3, ...

... To be SOLD by AUCTION. T By Mr.* COLOHESTER, At the h~eat White Horsy Inn, Ipswichl, On Thursday the 26th day of January, 1842, At Six o'clckli 'in the Evening, ALL that capital FREEHOLD MESSUAG5E orTENE- A11 MENT, situate in Hatton Court, adjoining the Churchyard of St. Mary To~er, Ipawich, and nowr in the occupation of Mr. FHarvey; compriiing entrance pas- Sage, 2pnarloiir5, driwing rooii on ...

... SALES BY AUCTION. BY Messrs. MOORE, GARRARD and SON. 1888. At MOORE, GARRARD, AND SON YEG to announce fixtures of tbeir forthcoming B MhlICHAELMAS SALES:- MOeMls. On Wednesdai, September 26, at 1.30. OUSEHOLD FURNITURE audEffects, for Mrs. .1 Howlett, who leaves tbie neighbourhood-ita- Is cluding sets of parlour, keeping-room, aud bedsoomJ chairs, well-made mahogany couch, mahogany centre a ...

... a-. W. BAIJES, Gun RiEfe, and Pistol Manufacturer, 1.O, R0hNHILL. 1PSWICH, And 15C, EIGH STREET, COLCHESTER. Eswu2iste1d oteas Hclf-o- Centunry. W W. BALES hans ureat nleasure in nunouncing to G. Gentlcenrx- aud Sjiortsnreo that he has now corn. pletc a Large Stock of Sing.e ar d Double 3reech-Loading Shoulder Guns, 4, 8, and 10 Guage; also Punt Guns rapnging frona I to 11 in, G. W. B. has ...

... ON MONDAY NEXRT, Valinable old l~ife~olices for £7,000, and Bonuses effected in the Proviaeit, General, & Norwich Uniona Offziocea, on the respective lives of Messrs. G. &J. W. Stevens. Mlessrs. NEWSON, STANLEY, & Co., Will S E LL by A UC TI ON, At the Mart, Tokenhouse Yard, London, on Monday next, at I o'clock precisely, in n lots; one half share in Five Valuable Life Polices, effected in ...

... SUFFOLK. D1istant about three Miles from the Sea, nine from Ips. soich, and seven from Woodbridge (two of the princi. pol Ports and Market Towns of the Counny), and also Extending to tie Tidal River Deben. A EIGHLY IMPORTANT, VALUABLE, AND ATTRACTIVE LANDED ESTATE W ITH an excellent Small Modern RESIDENCE, 1 standing on a gentle eminence in undulating psrk-like grounds, interspersed with ...

... 1842. THE NORIVOLK AND NOaWICH . SEVENTH M1 U S I CAL F ESTIVA L. P~ATRON. Her gost Excellent Majesty the QUEEN. VICE-PATRONS, The QUEEN DOWAGER, Ius Royal lighness the Prince ALBERT, 11cr Roval Highness the Duchess of KENT, his Roial Hih~uess the Duke of SUSSEX, lis RoB;al llirhness the Duke of CAMIBRIDGE. pari ?? Right Hon. LuralVOtl)HOUSELord ?? of the County. Phriflcipta Uoevd ...

... THIS DAY. ASSEMBLY ROOMI, STOWMAlDKET. To be SOLD by AUCTION, By Mr. HENRY CROSSE, On Saturday, August 12th, 1871, at Two o'clock in the Afternoon for Three preciselyely THE ORGAN late in Stowmatket Parish Church, T from 7vhich place it was removed, when the Church was restored. Also, a lKEY ORGAN, aebout 7 feet high by 4 feet 6 inches wide, fitted with Pedal Blower and Six Stops, suited ton ...