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... tilt., at the Crown Inn. Mr. Cocks, the landlord, placed ou the tables an excellent dinner. Mr. Ford, the anent, occupied the chair, and Mr. k last, of Rodney, the ri ^e chair. After the usual loyal toasts had been duly bon:. mei, Mr. Flatt propoeed the ...
... the Lynn District was held here in the Wesleyan Schoolroom, kindly lent by the Superintendent for the occasion. G.M. W. R. Flatt, of Methwold, pre- sided, and D.G.M. J. Harper, of Lynn, occupied the vice-chair. On a representation from the Perseverance ...
... widow of the late John Ely (for many years supernumerary at the Post Office), in her 82nd year. Flatt. — 3rd inst., at St. Marys- square, Newmaiket, Sidney Flatt, aged 11 months. Gibbs.— 6th inst., at Icklingham Hall, Mr. Charles Edward Gibb'. J. P., aged ...
... Fen On the previous Friday the disease attacked a herd of 26 beasts belonging to Mr. John Flatt, of that place, six of which had beon killed, and he (Mr. Flatt) was auxious to ascertain whether, if he slaughtered the remainder of the beasts, which continued ...
... friends met at the Splashes. The Hon. ¥. proposed, and Mr. Caldwell seconded the nomination Mr. Mr. A. Fontaine proposed and Mr. Flatt seconded the nomination of Mr G. P. Beiitinek. Mr. A. Mouse proposed and Mr. F. Keitel seconded that ot Mr. A. Hamond. The ...
... Duke (534), Mr. W. W. Flatt. Wantisden. Reserved: Rodney (161), Mr. M. Biddell, Playford. Other entries : Champion (51), Mr. Joseph Balls, Rusbmere; Tiptop (1367), Mr. 8. Wolton; Royalty (1339), Mr. Horace Wolton, Newbourn Hall ; Crown Prince (564). Mr. Richard ...
... Hudson, of Ipswich, shoemaker, was charged before the Woodbridge magistrates with having set fire to the barn of Mr. Flatt Mr. Flatt's bailiff saw tbis barn all safe a short time previous to the fire, and just as the fire was discovered the prisoner was ...
... land occupied by Mr. Flatt. Each of them was carrying a gun, and they appeared to be beating about the land. There was a boat in the drain. Witness had the right of killing the game on the land in question, having hired it of Mr. Flatt.— The Bench asked ...
... from the said Orford, Samuel Rope I Road, opposite the Crown Inn, in Botesdafe aforesaid, to Saif.Walden, G. Youngman the Mellis Railway Station, and from thence to a point ISaxmundbam.W.Sc J. Flatt near a certain Blacksmith’s Shop, at Yaxley, in the said ...
... Provincial Bank Mildmhall Mr.J.Saxton Sir H. E. Binihurv’s School South wold Mr. W. Roberts, Crown Hank Mr. J. R. Gooding, Solieitor Stowmarkct Mr. Wm. Islev, Crown Bank Thetford Mr. T. Gates, London-road Wanglord Mf. J. D. The Elms CLOAKS. CLOAKS of the ...
... Sheppard's, Esq., premium—Mr. Wm. Threadgill. SI. 3s. Hackney gelding or mare, of any age—W. F. Hobbs’, E-q.. piemium—Mr. John Flatt, 51. Suffolk bull, Mr. G. D. 51.; second-best, ditto. 31. Suffolk bull calf, Mr. J. Read, 2/.; bull of anv other breed, Mr ...
... the value of £1 each ; Messrs, Griffin, King, W. P. Constable, senr. and iunr,, W. J. Constable, Fendick, Lister, W. Flatt, K. Flatt, J. J. Bantam, and Whitmore, to the value of 10s. each, making a total value of £33, from this sum were provided subscriptions ...