... Architect, Ipswich. _____ NOTICE THE PUBLIC ! SELI.INO OI DRAPERY stock. W. & J. FLATT, SAXMIXDHAM. (The Executors of the late WII.LIA M LA 1 1, deceased, and JOHN FLATT, bis Co-paituer,) UESPECTFU I.LY announce their nuinerous friends and the public ...

... , 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 ...

... 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 ...

... as well as other inhabitants of the town and neighbour* hood, sat down to a substantial dinner, provided by Mr. Law, of the Crown Hotel. Lieut.-Col. Schreiber presided; Captain Rouse took the Vice-chair. Amongst those present, were F. G. Doughty, Esq. j ...

... SPURLIHO and SUNS WILL SELL B AU C 1.0 N , the Green Man Inn, Tunetall Eriday, JulylSth, 1870, by direction of Mr- WXLLIAM FLATT, of Hall, , „ . . Prime Half-bred LAMBS very full of size, V quality, aud wool, out -wf very heavy large ewes i»y equally good ...

... L'fford, bricklayer, tor having stolen two handkerchiefs and lbs. of beef from him at Ufford Crown, on the 7th inst. Prosecutor stated he went into the Crown and laid down his parcel containing the beef and hankerchief, and when he got up to away his ...

... SALES FOB 1871. SUTTON AND BUTLEY. EGBERT BOND Has been favoured with instructions from Messrs. S. Wolton, of Butley Abbey; W. Flatt, Wantisden : W. Toller, Gedgrave; W. Thurlow, Sutton: D. Nunn, Eyke; J. Lewin, Wantisden Hall; R. Crisp, Gedgrave Hall; W. ...

... Suffolk. Filby.— 24th inst., at Earsham, aged years, Elizabeth, wife of Mr. John Filby. Flatt.— 27th inst., after a short illness, in his 67th year, Mr. Abraham Flatt, baker, Woodbridge-road, Ipswich. Gibson.— 26th inst., at Yoxford, aged four years and ...

... lluutingheld, and the residue Freehold. . , . - Lot i. Comprises ESSL AGL, now divided in I Tenements, in the occupation Jonathan Flatt David Stone , with a brick and stone-built Barn aim OK. 13P. -•» ..1. ESe°,.th,l.‘ .sSiu&i . ■~ )kf “cc ol .'lt. in. UcKti ...

... Joseph Bird, ou Sunday last. Defendants pleaded not guilty. Fursdike was on duty ou Tuddenham road in plain clothes, and saw Flatt on a tree, aud to get on it must have stood ou the fence, which was broken down. The other boys had been in the field of tares ...

... for every man to endeavour to do his best. The show, as we have said, was an excellent one. The stock was arranged on the crown of the hill the rear of the house, to the right; the implements to the left. As was to be expected the show of horses was large ...