... THE MURDER AT BACTON. CONFESSION OF THE SUSPECTED MURDERER. Stowmarket, Saturday.—The man, William Flatt or Flack, who is suspected as the party who barbarously murdered Maria Steggles, the aged housekeeper of the Rev. Mr. Barker, of Bacton Rectory, was ...

... object. Flatt had a tolerably good knowledge of the character of the premises of the rectory, and it appears that only a few days previous to the murder had been there inquiring for employment. On the Sunday morning the deed was committed Flatt was seen ...

... Pierce said that a stray beast ran into the Rose and Crown-court, where he carried such destruction with him that it would require from 21. to 3/. to repair. A man, who was in the house in Rose and Crown-court at tbe time the bull entered, made the following ...

... recent date, sa ys :—H jajesty lives within a world of his own, g On. 18 ond beyond it ¢ little perhaps for what is se daily, flatte crowd about him and offer their and t! ffering is dul accepted, and through these odorous clouds little is seen dis uunctly ...

... to William Biggs, in the employ of Mr. James Corderoy. Hugh Hendon: 4s. to Robert James, driver. Third ditto, 12. to Joseph Flatt, in the employ of Mr. F. Agar, Moor Farm ; 3s. to Tbos. Stops, driver. Class lI.—To Ploughmen.—First prize. 12. ss. to Robert ...

... is not our good fortune to agree in politic almost supertluous to say, that to our un adherence to principle, we owe this flatte ference. We do not desire to seek popul gain, by trimming, and truckling, and afraid of offending « section, ¢ another, and ...