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... ATHLETIC SPORTS AT LOWES- TOFT. These sports took place on Monday, in the Crown I meadow, Beceles-road, kindly lent by Mr. C. Burton. Every arrangement was made by the energetic Com- mittee for the convenience of the public and a grand stand, capable ...
... at the Crown Hotel, Woodbridge, on THURSDAY, the sth October. 1893, at 4 o’clock the afternoon very punctually, two Lots. Loti. A LL that very comfortable FREEHOLD BESIt\ DENCE situated in Cumberland Street, Woodbridge, lately oecupied John Flatt, Esq ...
... , and the Trustees of the Rev. Wm. French, D.D., Deceased, and now in the respective occupations of John Evans and George Flatt, at rents amounting to £lO 10s. per annum. . . « . , , m-. Lot 2 comprises a very substantial Bnck and Tiled DOUBLE COTTAGE ...
... Paintings, and Effects, Brewing Utensils, of Mr. JOHN ACKFIELD, who has Disposed of his Business. TO BLACKSMITHS AND OTHERS. CROWN INN, CODDENHAM. Immediately after the Sale of Mr. ACKFIELD'S FURNITURE, on Friday, November 3rd, Mr. GEORGE TURNER WILL SEUL ...
... ir. eluding capital ft. Sin. Mahogany Ghost of Drawers, » car red Old Oak Cheat, very handsome Crown Derby Dessert Service, pair of valuable and elegant Crown Darby Jardinieres, and several pieces of L •wtstoft, Onuntal. and China, Ac., Ac.; also two new ...
... all by Mr. Flitt'n Wantisden Duke. A speieal prize, given by Mr. W. Flatt. for foals bybhis horas, was won by Mr. A. Preston, Mr. C, Ling being second. The special for best foal, by Crown Prince, Mr. Sas. Clarke was again in front. The special for best foal ...
... :’nal': Jeo ':um WANTISDEN DUKE, A bright Chesnut Cart Stallion, rising 7 years old, BRED BY AND THE PROPEETY OF WILLIAY W. FLATT, WANTISDEN. ANTISDEN DUKE was awarded the first a 8 it three-year-ald. st the Wesihelage Show 1878, and second G\u in 1881 ...
... Possession of which may be had at Michaelmas next. Messrs. BUTCHER Are instructed to SELL by AUCTION, at the Crown Inn, Diss, Norfolk, on Friday, the 13th July, 1866, at One for Two o’clock in the Afternoon, in the following Lots, viz.:— Thorpe Abbotts ...
... King, of Norwich, and the Crown Hotel, with its bold inscriptions of WeLcome to Diss,” and “Success to :Jmnlmn. Messrs. Gostling and Co. constructed two arch ways from their respective shops on the Market' | Hill and Crown Strec., the former bearing ...
... Charles Alfred, only son of the late Mr. Charles Flatt, of South Pickenbam, to Sarah Charlotte, third daughter of Mr. Wm. Go wing, of Tharston Hall Farm, in that county. MORPHEY-MAYE.-1lth inst., at Crown Street, Meet. ing House, Ipswich, by the Rev. Mr ...
... cOn- ducted. The chapel was filled with sorrowing friends, and the service-which was conducted by the Rev. A. A. Dowsett (of Crown-street Chapel, Ipswich), assisted by the Rev. T. Puddicombe (Wesleyan minister, of Woodbridge)-was simple. As the coffin was ...
... Others. Prospectuses on aprliatiou--- PRINTING ! PRINTING! PRINTING ' (By Water and Steam Power). iflENRY KNIGHTSS 'Bible & Crown Printing Offlce, PRINVCES STREET, I 1-? S W I a (And Publisher of the Ipsivich Joerna4al), XECUTES every description of Letter ...