" A NEW ORGAN WILL BX OPENED In the Church of this parish THURSDAY - , THE 2nd JULY NEXT, When Special Choral Services will be held. In the Afternoon will be preached THE LORD BISHOP OF THE DIOCESE IN AID or THE ORGAN FUND. SUFFOLK ... "

" WET harvest. FREDERICK COPLAND IS prepared to CORN at reasonable charge- Belchamp Walter Mill. Sept. 14 "

" MR. FREDERICK COPLAND MAKE MALT. Prom parties own BARLEY at the usual charge, STEAM AND WATER MILLS, BELCHAMP WALTER, ESSEX. Oct. 20th, 1869 "

" ... FISHERS FARM, BELCHAMP WALTER, near SUDBURY. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION BY Messrs Osborne and Son On SATURDAY, September, 27 ... "

" Parish of Belchamp Walter. THE Parish Council will shortly appoint an ASSISTANT OVERSEER and CLERK to the Council. The united salaries are about £2O annually. Applications in writing only should reach the undersigned, from whom exact particulars can bo .. "

" BELCHAMP WALTER- Outbreak of Small-Pox. — The inhabitants of the respective parishes of Belchamp St. Paul, Belchamp Otten, and Belchamp Walter have been much exercised recently in consequence of an alarming ... "

" At Belchamp Walter, at the farm of Mr. John Prigg, some stacks were tired, but the villagers turned out and assisted Mr. I'rigc, that extension of the fire was prevented. Mr. is insured. EXTRAORDINARY INCIDENT AND NARROW .. "

" Plough DRAWING and FETE at EYSTON HALL on WHIT-MONDAY, May 21st commencing 2 p.m. GOOD PRIZES First in each Class 40/-. Bowling for Pig, Skittles for Pig, Darts, Teas, Tombola, etc. Proceeds equally divided between Gestingthorpe and District .. "

" TO BE SOLD BY' AUCTION, BY George Cootr, September 30th. 1863, direction th* Rev! J. M. ST CLERE R______, who has left the Mont and adjoining farms, CAPITAL HORSES and COLTS Herd of 13 Superor Suffolk Cows Short-horn Bull 16 Heifers and ... "

" John Mower of Little Cornard, a supporter of the Argricultural Labourers Movement, was summoned for using abusive and insulting language to Mr John Prigg of Walter Belchamp on Sudbury market hill. It appears that the agricultural labourers of Little Cornard were on strike and that they had marched into Sudbury market hill on the 11th and held a meeting. The defendant was the principal speaker and the words used to Mr Prigg were " your old father got his money by grinding the poor man down, he is a old rascal, I knowed him when he only had a bunch of straw to lie down on and it stunk worse than a sow's court.

Evidence was given that the complainant was going to fight the defendant but was advised not to. The bench inflicted a fine of £ 1 and 14s costs, one month in defection. "

" On Monday morning at quarter to eleven, two barley stacks the produce of 23 acres, standing in a field in the occupation of Mr Smith of Belchamp Walter, were found to be alight. There was a high wind and although help was at hand it was useless and the stacks were soon burnt to the ground. The stacks were 200 yards apart and the fire was no doubt caused wilfully, the police have no clue to the offence.

It may be stated that a sale of Mr Smith's effects recently took place and the stacks were covered by a bill of sale. "

" Benjamin Turner a labourer aged 11 years was charged with shooting a horse at Walter Belchamp. Mr John Cooper said the prisoner was sent to an off-hand farm with a can of beer for men who were thatching. When Mr Cooper who followed about an hour later on was passing the stable at the farm, he saw one of his horses was dead, he turned up it's head and found a small hole with blood oozing out, he however thought it was caused by a nail when it had dropped down dead.

He sent for the knacker who took it home and on flaying it he found some shot in the meat, he gave the shot to Mr Cooper. A gun which Mr Cooper kept in the chaff house was examined and found to have been shot recently, the shot in the carcase was the same as which the gun was loaded. The police were sent for and the prisoner was accused of shooting the horse, he denied it at first but afterwards said " I took the gun up and came to the door where the horse was lying and shot it, I did not know the gun was loaded. The horse was valued at £ 14. For trial and to kept in custody. "

" Inquest at Walter Belchamp on Monday last on John Chinery, labourer, who died undergoing the amputation under chloroform of a finger, deceased who was 18 years old jammed his finger while oiling a threshing machine, Dr Mason of Sudbury attended him and his finger appeared to going on well until a fortnight ago when amputation was considered necessary, deceased was willing to have it amputated but insisted it was carried out under chloroform though Dr Mason tried to dissuade him for so slight an operation, Dr Waring and Dr Mason attended him, Dr Waring to administer the chloroform and Dr Mason to carry out the amputation, on the first application all was well but on the second there was a slight flickering of the pulse, the chloroform was withdrawn and after a slight struggle he died. Death by chloroform. "

" To be sold by auction at the Rose and Crown at Sudbury, one undivided moiety of and in Fishers farm at Belchamp Walter comprising 186 acres 1 rod 34 perches. "

" On Sunday last, the Rev.T.L.V.Simkin was inducted to the living of Belchamp Walter. "

" Eli Cranfield, a labourer of Belchamp Walter, was charged with being drunk and disorderly on Sept. 14th. P.C.Scott said he saw the def.outside the Eight Bells, fighting with another man named Smith and refused to go home. Fined 2s 6d and 12s 6d costs. "

" August 11th 1897 Samuel Edwards, a labourer of Walter Belchamp, was charged with stealing tares and grass, valued at three pence, the property of James Edgar Hostler of the same place. Hostler said that the prisoner had been in his employ for about five years. P.C.Scott said he saw defendant coming from a field with a bag containing grass and tares.

Hostler said defendant came to my house and asked forgiveness. Fined 10 shillings. "

" Sarah Pearsons, was charged with neglecting her children at Walter Belchamp. Defendant, wife of James Pearsons who was a hard working man who earned 11 shillings a week, lives in a cottage at Chappel Hill. Susan aged 12 years, Annie, aged 7 years and Jane had been neglected.-- 1 month hard labour. "

" At Pentlow on Monday last, a boy aged 14years, Walter Harrington, employed by Mr.Orbell (either Pentlow Street or Bower Hall G.H.) was leading a young horse out to be fed, he had tied the halter round his wrist. It is thought by some means the horse was frightened and ran away, dragging the poor boy with it. He was found by Chas. Orbell lying near the gate, quite dead his skull being fractured and brain protruding. Accidental death. "

" Pentlow. Will. Orbell aged 15 years was driving Joseph Orbell's chaff cutting machine. The boy sitting in the centre became dizzy and fell off the seat, getting his fingers caught in the cogs and smashing his hands. Medical aid summoned and he went well for three days, but Messrs. Waring and Barnett decided to amputate below the elbow, skillfully and successful performed. "