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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Crones. From various Owners. 293 Suffolk and Half-bred Crones, Lambs and Shearling Ewes, from Messrs. J. A. Burness, W. W. Flatt, F. Lewiu, W. Toller, J. Flatmon, H. M. Oobbitt, A. Bade, J. Pratt, A. Lewin. The Auotioitkkbs have much pleasure in drawing ...
... (rioted lait year, at I 8«. each Mare, WANTISDEN DUKE, A bright Che*'at Cart Stallion, bred by. and the property WILLIAM W FLATT. Wantieden. WanUideu Duke was awarded the Ant prize at the Woodbndge Show in 1873 *ud second in 1881 be alto took ftoejud at ...
... 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 ...
... MOUZ/TOM and FIVE. LAXFIKLD AND BTRADBROKE. MOULTON and FIBE Ara directed to BELL by AUCTION, SATURDAY, the day of July next, the Crown Hotel, From- BxAham, A VALUABLE ESTATE of 123 a. 1a Ut.. with com- A fortaUe Farm House and Homestead and three Cottage Tenements ...
... the Rev. T. Puddicombe (Wesleyan minister). All g;:nnt joined heartily in the singing, after which the Rev. A. A. Dowsett (Crown Street, Ipswich) read the‘appointed lgmon of scripture. At its conclusion, he (the Rev. A. A. Dowsett) made a few remarks fitting ...
... the annual rent of £4. Lot 4. The LIFE INTEREST of the same Gentleman in a Freehold Cottage in two tenements, let to Thomas Flatt and James Harvey, at annual rents amounting to £8 10s. IN HORHAM. Lot 5.—A RANGE of THREE COTTAGES, and in.. 3r. 10p. of laud ...
... 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 ...
... father’s (Mr. Joseph Smith’s) and his nude's (Mr Allred Smith’s) tups. The luncheon was served by Mr. T. W. Grimwood, of the Crown Ilotfl, Woodbridge, Mr. Robert Bend presiding, supported right and left by Mr. John Sherwood and Mr. Alfred Smith. After •’The ...
... 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 ...