... Heavenly Father to call you hence, may you be translated to the realms of everlasting bIss. -On Monday. the 12th inst., J. Flatt, Esq., with other gentlemen, waited upon Miss Ferrand, to present her with a service of plate, bearing this inscription:- Presented ...

... and enlisted into the Royal Artillery, f an tat'hyis apprehension took place on Thursday, the 2nd inst., at tile Rose and Crown Inn, by Superinitend- ent Mason, to Whom application had been made for two Bi billets in his ?? Batley was summoned V1 ;for ...

... fortunately an officer entered in time to save her life, en alarm hating been given by a female prisoner in an adjoining cell. Flatt was brought before the magistrates on the following morning, but the wounded man not being sufficiently recovered to attend ...

... place in the Corn Exchange at four O'clock, where an excellent repast was served up in the best style by Mrs. Harrison of the Crown and Anchor, Abgit 250 partook of the entertainment. The chair was taken by the Rt. Hon. the Earl of Stradhroke. Pre. sident ...

... water, leading from the parish of St. Nicholas into the marshes, was re. .$ presented to be in a very dangerous state, the crown of it having sunk five inches. The matter was referred to the Surveyor, to inspect and report.-A question was raised by Mr ...

... added that there were many exceptions. In the department of shearling sheep, especially, some choice lots were shown by Mr. Flatt, Mr. Turner, and other eminent breeders; while, as regarded lambs, there were pens exhibited by Ladv Harland. Mr. Rodwell, ...

... ous. Ihadottdrink from s pint of ber.Crik ad Lgret akedme o g wih them to out up som tteta hrssayng he wold ivemathree haif-crown.. Clare rpeatd te ttterstaemen inthepresence of the psi. sOncri. Crick her remarked that what Ilad been just Stated Was a21 ...

... 5 of mird for tle past fortnight, left home on 'Thursday morning, about 8 o'clock. lie afterwards called at the e;ose and Crown, on .le Norwich Road, and askeA for some braudy. stating lie felt very il:. The landlady served him with some gin, and deceased ...

... Ilaward, Esq., Akeahas .52 0 Miss Havatit, Akanhiam.I I Ai' Sr. Gi. T. Archer.10 0 a A Lady, by Mr. G. T. Archer.IS 0 M~r. J.Flatt . - ..I 0 MIr. itenry Gou/nor.1 Servncta at White Horse hotel.IS 0 e Ottr. Foleher, Hohutagliam 1I0 a Penny SubscrIption at ...

... ? ?? jlais*-'l'- cr ild. l FelCow' ?? ?? IZ.Yeiali. The 1~u rislancr. it ri 13p,.'iared l. ?? --nvit Cat the ai Mhen '.to flatte SOCSIrvan.-li nirtiteute wts es leht but wnI pursued th otni 2153at. iihend'clie was'001 nneved -tione 'i ot h'hic an asr ...

... about so shortly to assemble ia the tj Rouse of Commons, may adopt such measures as will h. preserve the authority of the Crown-(cheers)-and of !* that illustrious lady who wears it with such dignity-I at (cheers)-and that they will also maintain intact ...

... policeman Redgrave was the aggressor. It appeared that the defendants had been drinking until a very late hour at the Rose & Crown. The Magistrates convicted both the defendants, who were fined 7s.6d. and ?? Sheldrake and Samuel Chaston were charged with ...