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... SOLE AGENTS FOR IPSWICH- TUNMER AND SON Bstablibhed 1776, TAILORS AND HATTERS, CORN EXCHANGE BUILDINGS. GEORGE ABBOTT, KNew Crown Street Iron Works, ST. QEORWES HALL, IPS WICH. VICTORIA ' COOKING RANGE, - - - 0 0 0 ?? 0 0 e4 OPEN REG~ISTERED PATTERN. :ED ...
... trotting blood in England. His sire, Reality (665); his dam, Lady Jane (1190), by Spnsation (695). Owner and Breeder, JoZepb Flatt, West Row Fen, Mildenball, Snifolk. 1890. AT THE JBULL STABLES, WOODBRIDGE. At £2 2s, each Mare aud 2s. 6d. the Groom. EXCEL ...
... of Guildford, to Julia, eldest daughter of R. A. Birch, SG, Chevallier Street, Ipswich. BARNES-LANKESTER.-6th October, at Crown Street Cbapel, Ipewich, by the Rev. A. A. Dowsett, Samnel, only son of the late Samuel Barnes, to Jessie Louise, only daughter ...
... Announcements must be raeuthenticated by thle nname and address of the senders. DEATHS. BAacNAseD.-16th Decmuber, at. Stowupelnd Crown, Charles William, the beloved husband of Mary Ann Barnard, aged 49 years. BARF.Y.-14tb December, at Chirstolturoh Street, Ip ...
... FRAMLTNGRAm LIvt STOCK ASSOCIATION. - A meeting of the General Committee was held on Saturday I evening, the 22nd inst., at the Crown Hotel, when the ! following members of the Committee were present:-. Mr. F. i. Cook, Framlingbam (chairman); Mr. Samuel 1 Toller ...
... xrotice it Hereby Gitver, HAT JOHN FLATT, of Saxmundhan, in the County T of Suffolk, Grocer, Draper, and Tallow Chandler, hath by Indenture, bearing date the twenty-fifth day of March, 1850, made between the said John Flatt. of the one part, and WiI!iam Toiler ...
... unparalleled low b prices are ?? but rosy. Lunnheon was served aina marquee on the ground by Mr. T. W. Grimwood, of d the Crown Hotel, Woodbridge, Mr. Robert Bond (who a afterwards wielded the hammuer) occupying the chair. The first lots offered comprised ...
... anni. versary of this excellent society was made an event of in the town. Dinner was provided in first.rate style, at the Crown Hotel, by Mr. W. Law, the host. About one hundred and ninty persons sat down shortly after the hour appointed. A cool and ...
... -10th inst., at Mildenhall, aged 11 years, Henry, son of Frederick Carter, shoemaker. FlATT.- 10th binst, at Mildenhll. azed 16 mouths, Emma Jane, daughter of George Flatt. BaoNYN.-12til inst., aged 29 years, Mary, wife of Samuel Brown, briemkinaker, Raingate ...
... saurvived her hushand only a few hours), aged 9. c JACODS.-22nd uit., at Watton, Sarah, wife of Mr. e George Jacobs, of tire Crown Hotel, aged 70. S Krntry.-22nd ult., at Diss, Norfollr, Edward Korry, youngest son of the late John Kerry, of Burston, aged ...
... by Mlr. T. W. Grim- wood, of the Crown Hotel, Wnodbridge, were-Mlr. Sherwood, M~r. O. Gooderham, Mar. 3. Toiler, Mr. G. Smith, Mr. A. S. Gayford, Mir. Dewing, Mr. S. 3. Fiske, Mr. 3. Catchpole, Letheriaghem; Mr. W. Flatt, Wantieden; Mr. G. Griimwade, Bodfield; ...
... at the Crown Hotel, on Wednesday evening, the contract of Messrs. Bands and Jeckell,.Ipswich, for canvas, &c., and that of Mr. Adams, Woodbridge, for building the grand stand, were accepted. PROPERTY SALE.-Mr. Arnott sold by auction at the i Crown Hotel ...