... be was brought homo. The night before saw what money hnsband had in his purse. It was B*. 6d., made tip of two half-crowns, and half crown I gave him. I saw him put the purse in hia pocket with the money. The prisouer was husband's sister's son. borband ...

... Preston, Becket, 0; c Harvey, Flatt,l7-W. Thurtle. run out. 3 ;ranoaf. 37 Ward, 30; 17-H. Irusun, c Flatt, Ward, 30-C. Calt .D. Ward, 18-U. Deaton, nm out. 5-G. Kerry, J. Ward. 0-F. Fish, b J. Ward, 0- A M ickiotoab, c Flatt, b Ward. 4-J. Liocoto, b Andrews ...

... after 6 p.m., 31, Victoria Road, Great Yarmouth. [4944 FARM. —Wanted strong Lad, about 16 ; used to farm work. Mr. F. Leak, Flatt’s Farm, South Kirby, Wakefield, Yorkshire. FARM LABOURERS, five, wanted at once owing to partial strike ; must be used work ...

... Williams. PROPOSED LINCOLNSHIRE AND FAST SUFFOLK RAILWAY, via STOKE FERRY AND DOWNHAM MARKET. Wednesday lut. • meting held at the Crown Hotel, Stoke, W. JUqgs. E«J., in the chair, for°tlie porpoee of conaidenng that portion the Mid-Eastern Railway bill which ...

... and D. Young (forwards). Caxton Club—F. Balia, W. Lee (half-backs), Ayden and W. Roff (quarterbacks), C. Chase, J. Rye, O. Flatt, H. Spall, R. Piper, C. Phillips, H. Piper, A. W. Abel, and T. Saul (forwards). oaths immkr the captain, BayinK aa became house ...

... William Wiles John Reynolds Thomas Girling John Seaman William Bircham I F. S. Walling | Benjamin Tye George Browne Martin Crown Ambrose Winter W. Spanton John Johnson Robert Richard Carr Richard Bridcroan George Goodycr James Folman Thomas M. W. Tungato ...

... example to her subjects. Long might she reign, and when she should be colled uj>on to resign the crown she now wore might she receive brighter and more glorious crown which would be eternal. (Hear, hear.) He then gave' The health of her Majesty the Queen.” The ...

... Her Majesty’** Government had considered everytbing bearing upon ti.la matter, they had consolted the law officers of the Crown, and have adopted pofsiblo precaution to preserve this country. This meeting should ob.erve that the qae»- tion of neutrality ...

... large au attendance, and congratulated the company on the continued prosperity of the society, whose efforts were every vear crowned with success. .No society in Norfolk or elsewhere could, he said, approach this Blotield and Acle Society, which was still ...

... justify a conviction, and the case was dismissed. Walter Goate and Edward Hewlett, both of Stoke Ferry, were charged by Thomas Flatt, of Barton fiendish, with using three lurcher dogs for the purpose of taking game. Mr. Walpole for complainant, and Mr. fl ...

... 280 wethers, 235. to 375. A.0.P., also a moat healthy condition, the to the success of the anniversary. Mr. Henson, - W. W. Flatt’s half-bred iambs, about 33 . funds on 31st December, 1877, being 12334.9 a. 9H- wbo together with Mr. Sosman—the one on the ...

... prosecutions. When the case came on for trial before the Lord Chief Justice, the Attorney-General, who was employed behalf of the Crown, threw up Ids brief and the money was re-paid. In the next half-year, however, the deductions were made in precisely the same ...