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BOURN.

RESTORATION OF

PEACE !

At an adjourned Meeting of the Inhabitants, held in the Town Hall, on the 19th day of May, 1856,

THE REV. JOS^H. DODSWORTH, THE VICAR, IN THE CHAIR,

It was Resolved, That it is the opinion of this Meeting that the most acceptable mode of celebrating the Restoration of Peace. in Bourn, on Thursday the 29^thof May inst., will be by a suspension of public business after 12 o’clock, --- by supplying Men with Dinner, and Women with Tea, in the Market Place, --- by a Public Procession from the Town Hall to the Well-head Field, --- by a Gratuitous Distribution of Bunns to the Children, --- by Rustic Sports, --- and Fireworks as a conclusion.

Resolved, That a Committee be appointed to carry out the above objects, and the following Gentlemen having kindly volunteered to act, were duly elected, viz.

Rev. Josh Dodsworth

Mr. R. Mawby

Mr. B. Ferraby

Mr. Thos. Osborn

Mr. E. Hardwicke

Mr. Jos. Gentle

Mr. Hy. Bott

Mr. S. W. Andrews

Mr. C. Spreckley

Mr. H. Osborn

Mr. Edward Eldret

Mr. Jno. Bott

Mr. Tho. Presgrave

Mr. Tho. Harrison

Mr. R. J. Shilcock

Mr. Jas. Johnson

Mr. R. M. Mills

Mr. Thos. White

Mr. Thos. Todd

Mr. W. Todd

Mr. C. Hinson

Mr. J. Bray

ORDER OF PROCEEDINGS.

AT HALF-PAST ONE O’CLOCK,

The Children will assemble in the Market Place, and proceed to the Well-head Field, headed by the band, when Bunns will be distributed, and sports to follow.

AT FOUR O’CLOCK,

The TEA to the Women will take place (each person bringing her own cup and saucer,) in a Booth in front of the Town Hall.

AT SIX O’CLOCK,

The DINNER to the Men will also take place (each person bringing his own knife, fork, plate, and jug to contain a quart of ale,) in the Booth in front of the Town Hall.

AT HALF-PAST NINE O’CLOCK,

The FIREWORKS will commence in the Market Place, and it is expected they will afford amusement for one-hour-and-a-half, the Committee hope, at the conclusion, that all persons will disperse quietly to their homes.

JOS^H. DODSWORTH,

CHAIRMAN.

TOWN-HALL, Bourn, May 19th, 1856.