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... receipt of a stamped envelope- -Address, H. Newton, Esq., Manor, Cherlton Fitapaine. Credlton, Devon. SIR J. MURRAY'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA ia recommended by Physicians since 1807, for Bile. Acidities, and Indigestion. —They also order his Cordial Camphor (3 grs. per oz.) tho best restorative for weak nerves or lorn fevers. —His Lemon Syrup, mixed with either Fluid, forms a brisk Aperient for ...

... At tho meeting of the Lowestoft Improvement Commissioners, held on Monday last, a memorial was presented from the inhabitants of Kirtley, praying that a lamp might be put up in Union Place, for the accommodation of the public: the matter was referred to the Paving Committee. It was also very properly suggested that Shuckford’s Lokc, Cumberland Place, and the Prairie, deserved the same ...

... DISCOVERY OF BOMBS. The Daily Telegraph correspondent at St. Petersburg telegraphs as follows: Por several daya past vague but disquieting rumours havo been circulating in tbe ...

... HIS Majesty, with his usual marked kir - hess and attention, was pleased to give the juvenile branches of the Nobility and Gentry splendid entertainment at Carlton Palace on Tuesday night, which was, it is needless to sny, numerously and brilliantly attended. Yesterday his Majesty held Court at Palace in Pail-Mall, which was numeroudy attended. His Majesty also held a Privy Council, at which ...

... The MaTOR in the Chair. The Sudbury Railway Bridges.— The Clerk said that, in accordance with a minute passed at the last meeting, he wrote to the Great KaFtern Railway Company for plans of the bridges and alterations of the footpaths - render* 1 necessary by the construction of the new rail- way, ard the Company had communicated with Mr Croft. -The SCRVETOit paid the Company proposed to alter ...

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... Bast Dereham. Thursday morning, j between seven and eight o'clock, the body of a I recently born female child was found, wrapped in an old newspaper, at the bottom of a fence in ' the front of the honse occupied Mr. Samnel Parker, Commercial-road. From the appearance of the neck it seemed as a piece of cord had been tightly drawn round it, and there too much reason to fear that death has been ...

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... ? 1' . lias been pleased to direct patent MU'l> r the appointing Charles Slaw Esq. (»eor«»e .fame* Pennington, Tsq. John Elliot Drinkwafer, r.-q Edward n, Esq. Sampson (I. I.ennard, !>. Maude, l -q. J. Buckle, Esq J. AMriiipe, .1. Hamuli!', H. I). Jones, Esq. J. . I'mj. .1. J. Chapman, H. ?». ' - j. 0. Pl.itf, E*q. and W. T. ! •. I.i« \ Commissioners for iuqfine i:i:i» »!:«• *' m- and bom of ...