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... isque, but we were un- . ogive a rertE if {he subsequent ProWedings. An g excellent repast wasrprovidedd b r.FSeweU, of the Crown Hotel. In. the theence of the Pridet of the Associa- 5 tion, and of Lrd-Rndleshai, X.P., w*o had intended to thake his -e 1Rby;Y ...
... Ellhit Page, anl granddaughter of Marlr WVard, of Lowestoft. TAnnoR.-3rd nlt., at Park Place, Yoxford, Louisa, the wife et John Flatt Taylor, in her 68th year: beloved and respected by all who knew her. Lor'ry.-7th ult., at Hethersett, Norfolk, Sarah, eldest ...
... from the fund in 1868 to repay advances made upon the county stock. The Court decided, after some discussion, that the half-crown fees for services of summonses should be paid to the County Stock, as it appeared there was an order of the Court to that effect ...
... from the following gentlemen acting as stewards in the different departments :-Suffolk horses: Mr. Wm. Wolton, Mr. W. AV. Flatt, and Mr. E. H. F. Alston. Horses other than Stsffolk: Mr. Samuel Toller, Mr. C. A. Rersey, and Mr. Ambrose Capon. Hackneys ...
... Sufrolk Shearling EWES, Mr. J. WALKER. r 265 Suffolk Ewe and Wetiser LAMBS, Mr. D. . WALKER. 150 Half-bred LAMBS, Mr. W. W. FLATT. 8 200 ' Suffolk Ewe and Wether LAMBS, T. LOMAX, a Esq. c 400 Ewe and Wether LAMBS Mr. S 180 Two and Three-Shear EWES and ...
... -, IPSWICH .. .. Mr. Blrd, at Messrs. Coweul and Co.s Bury St. Edmund's . Mr. Horace Barker. Hateosorth .. Mr. Wigg, Crown Bank. Hasrleaton ..M..r. J. R. Miles. Hoptan.Mr. W. J. Brooks, Surveyor. Haverhill MI.. GMr. (. McCcllurm, Bank ...
... daughter of Frederick Wells, Ilsq.,.of Gailands, near Chelmaford .. FLA.TrsAx~REAm>,-2ad inst. at Norwieh, Mr. George Wright Flatt, an olde, eldest of John Fletman, Esq., b Lasfield, Suffoik, to Sarah Ann, olest daughter of Mr. John Read, Manor Farm, Laxfield ...
... home the prisoner was thero. Sho looked Into the till and saw a half-crown, a two-sisilling piece, and several shillings and sixpcuces. She afterwards looked in, end found 4s. 6d. The crown wsas gene. Prisoner had been in the room where the till wee. She ...
... instructions from the Trustees under the Will of the late Mr. JOHN JACKSON, to SELL by AUCTION, on Friday, July 15th, 1881, at the Crown Hotel, Diss, at Four for Five o'clock in the Afternoon, in Three Lots, the following VALUABLE ESTATES: IN DISS HEYWOOD. Lot ...
... be SOLD by AUCTION, s By Churclumln'' & Tiarrner, OnThurslinyFeh.14,1850, Qt 1 o'cloch,uplonthe Premises 11 adjoining the Crown and Anchor, St. Matthew's, u ABSOUT A 60 Gold, Silver, (aind 211eta 1 Ta Vatches, b, 100 OZS. PLATE., 1LATED Goods, several ...
... meeting was held at the Crown and Castle Hotel, Orford, on Monday, for the purpose of adding an extra 16-dog stake to the coming coursing meeting. Thechair was twikon by Mr J.T HEornbv, and the follow- ina gentlemen were ?? W Flatt, Mr W Wilson, Mr J Wilson ...
... Redfern, off Sydney, by the Rev. Canon Stephen, assisted by the yo, Rev. J. Baruier, Frederic Walter, fourth eon of Mr. me John Flatt, Hackney, London, to Eleanor, eldest daughter of Mr. John Brush, Redfemn, Sy'dney, N.S.W. i R -ee~GO0CH.-525th nit. , at St ...