... Yaxham 20—Miss Partridge, Yaxham OLD NELSON STREET. s—Mr and Mrs Aabley and family. Attleborough s—Mr and Mrs Flatt, Hall, Norfolk 5 Master Flatt 6 Ffteman, sen., London 6—Mr Freeman, jun., London 6—Mias Freeman and friend, London 8— Mr Alfred Daugharty ...

... attendance. Sale or Property.—On Tuesday afternoon Mr. W. T. Balls offered for sale, at the Crown Hotel, Vroperty comprising the real estate of the late Mr. y. Burton, cf Crown Street. There was a fair attendance of the general public, but the proceedings were ...

... fish-catcrs as well as fishermen are shields appeared in numerous places. Messrs, joining in the cry that the supply of food pro- Flatt, Morris, Howes mid Godsall had thrown vided the ocean, and once supposed limitless, across the street strings of banners. Diverging ...

... but pockets are free! The Laws again*! provision may make. Yet mean* will be found both give ami take: While charms are in flatt’ry and power in gold. Men will be corrupted and Liberty sai l. When a candidate Interest Is making for votes. How cringing ...

... prisoner was farther charged with having assaulted Mr. John Franklin, of the Crown and Anchor Hotel. Defendants were quarrelling and creating a disturbance in front of tbe Crown and Anchor Hotel on the previous afternoon, and seeing Walter Seaman throw ...

... to Yot’ksblre. No farm roan or lad who is free, able, and willing, need ont of work, If applies direct W. Alexander Todd, Crown Brewery, York, who Is the largest employer agricultural labourers In England. Branch manager, grocery »n ...

... Michaelmas Labourer _F who can thatch and drill for Bodney Hell Farm; good references required; cottage and garden. Apply Thomas Flatt, Bridghsm Hall Farm. Thetford. (13142 TTNABM.—Wanted Michaelmas TBAMMAN ; able F drill and stack; good character required ; ...

... at Lang ham, Tuesday, February Ist: 10.80. The Norfolk and Suffolk Harsh ra will meet Martham Green, Monday, January 81st; Crown, Thursday, February 3rd: Eleven. The Wavbnbt Harriers will meet The Marlborough, Weston, Tuesday, Feb. 1*1; St. James’ White ...

... gentleman was. Bomsbody offered a crown to each to vote for Sir Henry Straoey. That was after Sir Henry had been there. I believe that was Mr Hunt. We all one voice said would not take it were then offered three half-crowns. We that wont altogether, fast ...

... White, Rev. Mr. Thomas, Meearv. W. Birch. W. P. Birch, J. Sewell (Pickingham), E. Farrar (Sporle), J. Overman (Burnham), W. Flatt (Eastmore), W. Farter (Kempaton), Gao. Perkin?, W. Hoachen (Bridgham), B. N. Bacon, J. D. Tbew, Wright (Dring), Bobbing (Derehum ...

... ground in ornamental letters, was the motto Peace and plenty,” flanked on the right by the words.‘‘God save the Queen,” with crown formed of Pampas crass, and on tho left, God bless the Prince of Wales,” with the plume of feathers similarly worked. An the ...

... the pending negociations for peace, he would enter into no discussion; peace and war werequestions of the prerogative of the Crown, and was not tbefunctionofparliamentto makeitself thedaily adviser of the Sovereign upon them. But he hoped the negociationa ...