DISPLAY. LONDON TAILORING COMPANY, 85, HIGH STREET, KING'S LYNN.

description reptored or exchanaccl. WRINGEBS & MANGLES By the lest makers. A LARGE STOCK OF PERAMBULATORS FOR SALE OR HIRE. Newest designs and best value for calh, ea the easiest terms. A good aseortrient of ' , kin Rugs t Canopies. CHILDREA'S ROYAL MAIL CARTS. AG FOR Bayliss. T

all its IS snehes, by lust-class Work. m en . bound to oorers ' or in /sty other !style, from the damped the moat wetly. at THEW & SONS. Ibokbinden. I to 4. Hugh Street. Lynn.

SEWING MACIHNES Will be opened during the coming week. Fiill iArticuhira will be Riven in advertisenatat. JERMYN & SCOTT ARE NOW TURNING OUT SEVERAL CAPITAL CHEAP SUITES, At 5. 5 7 GUINEAS. SUITABLE FOR DINING AND DRAWING ROOMS. Their manufacture REDDINCi may be retied oa for Cl

CUlra_soLouT. Four of the St. Peter'. liwaerott society sad fortrof the Wilmette no Monday afternoon is rioting a peal d Oxford Triptie 8.. A Major. with changes, three hoar. tax mina .ae—tebor, cwt. The Deal wee by Mr. H. einedurted by Mr. F Knights, sod rent the followini F. t

15 SUPERIOR CART HORSES 1 FOAL, 3 CAWAOi HOMES AND A CON 80 READ OF HORNED STOCK, SHEEP, 28 BERKSHIRE PIGS, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. Carriages and Dairy Utensils. Messrs. P. GROUNDS Rad °SORGE J. MOORE (Who we jointly concerned), LI AVE been honoured with instruction.* from CL t

5 miles from Mildeaball, t 1 from Bury Edmand'e sad 11 from Tbedord. CALEB DARK= TS 'avowed with instruction@ from the ton of the late Rev. R. Galli to Sell by Auction, on Iliursday, Semter ISM, 1590, Eight Stacks of Over.year Unfois MEADOW ft MIXED STOVER HAY, Oblate cn the far

SATURDAY, January 16th. Before W. Moore, (chairman), thy Rev. Hugh Pigot, and J. Brown, 11. W. Ward and C. Metcalfe, , Esqs. THE ROAD AT TTD Sr. OILES.—Upon the adjourned case of John. Butcher, who was summoned laat week for causing an obstruction to a highway at Tyil St. Giles,

PENNY READIN6B.—The first penny readings of the season were given in the schoolroom, on Friday evening, the January. The chair was occupied by the Rev. A. W. Roper, who iutrodueed the readers and vocal awl instruniental pelformers. The readers on this occa-iog were the Revs. F.

Monday, 18th January. Before the Mayor and W. Moyse, E. E. Durrant, J Cooper, H. B. Plowright, J. D. Thaw, J. Wales and W. Armes, Esqs. „ Charles Jarvis (94), sailor, late of Dersingbam, was charged on remand with stealing two woollen shirts, the property of Thomas Shirtliff, ma