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... Wht Utirf # flortoirlt 3P*o.t_,» # Ctt-i-S Sug Itait; OR, SUFFOLK, NORFOLK, ESSEX, CAMBRIDGE, AND ELY INTELLIGENCER. r London Agents — Newton and Co. 5, Warwick Square ;R. Barker, 33. Fleet Street;) _. . , - - r» » K. ■>S. Deacon. 3, Walbrook; REYNELi.,42,ClianceryLane.-Files kept at tte Auction Mart, f- Price 4l_l. .£* P** * ?? CPeele's and the Chapter Coffee-houses, and Old Catherine Wheel ...
... D. Sheehan. lieceived. We cannot insert Mr. J. Allen's communication. ...
... Before the Revising Barrister, Octavian Baxter Cameron Harrison. FOURTH DAY-Satcrday. The Barrister resumed his work of revision on Saturday morning, at the Town Hall. Mr. A. M. White, with Mr. C. E. White, appeared on behalf of the Conservatives, and Mr. Ashf.h Prior for the Liberals. The Town Clerk (Mr. H. C. Wanklyn) was also present. An Alien. — Mr. Prior objected to the name of Louis ...
... WEST SUFFOLK REVISIONAL COURT. Win. Mayd, Esq., the Revising Barrister, held his Court at the Rose and Crown Hotel, Sudbury, yester- day (Monday), for the purpose of revising the list of ▼oters of the several parishes for which Sudbury is the polling place. Much interest was felt in the proceed- ings, especially when it was found that in consequence of technical and formal objections many of ...
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... THE GT. BROMLEY POISONING CASE (Concluded from our Fourth Page.) motive, bnt having remembered the case he had referred t ...
... classes. For situations of all sorts. IvToney to lend or wanted. Anything lost or found. __ T3^r_SjßTlSl_ I ! AT TIIR OBWAF PRFPA.ID RATE. Three an j Once Times. Times | i. _. ». d. I d. iwo ..UHW-ie wordei. 0 6 10 16 ?? 24 O 9 I 6 2 3 Four 32 „ 10 2 0 3 0' F?v/ 40 13 2 6 3 9; Wxth fid. extra for earn additumul line of 8 ivords. Thene OliarKef are utrifitly confined to ADVKKTTOKMKNTS PAID ...
... r ; mwade J Fakenham, C. Stewardson Jhceiss, ■ -j I Framlingham, W. Freeman f-lf f„ M\. Johnson \ Gaze/ey, J. Wilson ?? __ Dobson Hadleigh, H. Hardacre Botesdate, f 1 , ■ Halesworth, T. TippeU Brandon J j .-£« , Harleston, G. W. Chappell £_£___ J. Brighton ' Ipswich, R. Root ..r Fuleher and Pratt ' Utaort% Miss Goldsmith ?? P Barker,S. Bone I Kenmmfhidl,T. J. Humphrey ?? W Livock, S, ...
... (London Agents— Newton and C 0.5, Warwick Square ; R. Barker, 33, Fleet Street--. ''■ ' ■ 5 tV d , e *cok.3 Walbrook ;REYNELL,42,CbMicenrLane.— Files kept at the Auction Mart! I Prino 4-1/7 5 per Quarter, 55. C Poole's and the Chapter Coffee-houses, and Old Catherine Wheel, Bishopssate Street S *t_«. j per Annum, *1* WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER^, 1838. AS FREE. AND NOT DBING OUR LIBERTY FOR A CLOAK ...
... REGISTRATION COURTS. STOWMARKET. On Monday week Carlos Cooper, Esq., the Revising Barrister for the Western Division of Suffolk, held his Court for the Stowmarket district, at the Fox Hotel, in that town. Neither of the political parties in the county was represented, and the proceedings did not partake of a political character. Harleston.â Mr. .Spencer Peddar struck out, and the new claim ...
... the practices commence this (Tuesday) eveuing. On Friday Mr. and Mrs. F. Eyre left Moreton Hall, Eury St. Edmund's, for 51, Berkeley-square, for the season. A correspondent asks us to insert the following amongst our notes : — Anonymous. — A huudred ladies. Please accept this acknowledgment of your sweet thought and teuder care. A marriage has been arranged and will shortly take place ...