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... “RIVAL’ A- “ WINDER COACHES. , IIE Proprietorf TIIK RIVAL ”r»larn their boot thanks to their numerous Friends for tbo libetal share of Patronage and support they hare received, and beg to inform them that, in consequence of an arrangement with .Mr. Wiggins, their Coach will In future leare the Eastern Counties' Railway Tavern, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Mornings, Seven o'clock, and return ...
... The Most Noble the MARQUIS of BRISTOL The Kt. Hon. the EARL HOWE ...
... His Grace the Duke of Rutland arrived at Southamp- ton from Malta yesterday (Monday), in thej Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamship Ceylon. Lord 3. Manners, M.P., and Lady Adeliza Manners, and establishment, left Cheveley Park for London on Saturday last. COUNTY COURT, Saturday, April 30. (Before J. Collter, Esq., Judge.) This bi-monthly Court was held on Saturday last. There were only ...
... MEETING OF THE HIGHWAY BOARD A special meeting of this Board was held on Tuesday last, at the Lion Inn, Laveuham, the principal object of which was to receive ?? opinion of counsel as to their position in connection with their Surveyor, Mr. Fryer, to whom Ihey gave three months' notice on the 10th of May last. Sir W. Parker presided, the vice-chair being ?? by Mr. W. 11. Scott, and there were ...
... a „~-Li j PATntNTS * OUT-PATIENTS. Admitted 11 Admitted X Discharged 15 Discharged I > Remaining 58 Remaining !■ House Visitors— W. R. Bevan, Esq., Mrs. Bevr.n ;H. Bevan, Esq., Mrs. R. Bevan. Physician.— Dr. Goodwin. Surgeon— Mr. Kilner. IPSWICH. THE MEETING OF THE ROYAL AGRICUL- TURAL SOCIETY IN 1866. Tii, Committee appointed for the purpose of takinrrr ■•rich f*t ...
... TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1869. GRATIS. No. 4552. ...
... A meeting of this Board was held at the Lion Inn, j^avenham, on Friday, when there was a Luge attend- ance of the members, caused principally by the news | that had been circulated of the sudden disappearance of i the Surveyor. Mr. Rinder. That official having made very free in different ways with the property and monies of 'his neighbours, and absconded largely in debt, it was thought most ...
... Cure for the Hooping Cough without internal Medicine Sold by most respectable Chemists. Price As. pel bottle. Wholesale Agent, Edwards, 38, Old Change (formally 67 ( St. Paul’s), Loadou. ...
... ll i* has unfortu frequently distances b this disadv dead ui'*re the manap ment th' hesitating!; obeervatioi have treat« power witl ...
... Blackbourn Highway Board. ?? *v\a, ?? . C ?? ?? n , *r ■ ?? ?? __.l l.r 1 \ xx meeting oi mis .Board was held yesterday I Monday J at Ixworth, present — Lieut.-Colonel F. M. Wilson, cx officio, and the following elected Waywardens : — Messrs. J. Addison, 11. Avey, Jos. Barrell. J. Booty, Walton Barrell, P. Case, A. Colson, D. Easiea, F. Edgar, Jas. Evans, F. Gayford, G. Goldsmith, T. R. Oreen, ...
... The annual meeting of this Society was held at the Society's house in College-street ?? evening, the j 23rd inst , when a large number of members attended. The President of tbe Society, Mr. H. King, occupied the chair. The President opened the proceedings with a short address, remarking that the meeting was called together as soon as the auditors' report was sent in. He tben called upon the ...
... Rejoicings at Stowlangtoft HaU.— Coming of Age of Arthur Maitland Wilson, Esq. Scarcely three years have passed since heavy sorrow fell upon the picturesque village of Stowlang- toft, the county being suddenly and unexpectedly called upon to mourn the death of Lieut. -Colonel Wilson, M.P., known far and wide as one of the ablest and foremost men in the EaBteru Counties. At that time we ...