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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 ...
... 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 ...
... STAYS always in Stock. Also FAMILY MOURNING. Mihday31 185 ain1. roaehehsreevd ic LAST YEAROF TRADE.. Bore. zE. E3DWAlR:DS, OF CROWN GATE COTTAGE, IPSWICH, CORSET MAKER, By Spectal Appoitentnaa to Her M~ajety, WAKE thepresnt oportnityof expressing her sin- ...
... n. ressitue is Freehold. !le Lot 2 Comijrises a MESSUAGE, now divided in Two 20 Tenemeints, in the occupation of Jonathams Flatt and lie David Stone; with a brick and stone-built Barn and is Stable-together wvith he 8A. OR. I3i. U of Arable ansid Pasture ...
... SMALL CAPITALISTS, A T S N A AP E 1 D F1 it, [ f N 0 I, Near Saxmundham. To be SOLD by AUCTION, By ROBEItT BARNES, At the Crown Ion, SnaVe, on Monday, the 14th day of July inst., at 4 0 clock in the Afternoon, In 5 Lots, By direction of the Executors ...
... at the hour of ten of the clock lit the forenoon, at V the house of John Mannall, called or known by the name don of the Crown and Castle, situate at Orford, in the said of t County, when and where all persons concerned arc re- Bar quested to give their ...
... Crisp, 15, and Alfred Jay, 15, were charged with having stolen a pair of breeches and other articles, the property of Mark Flatt, of Woodbridge; John Gar- *d rod, 42, was charged with having received the same, well knowing them to have been stolen. Crisp ...
... Falrm, several Cottages and Gardens, and old-establishled Bake Office, &ic., will he SOibD by AUCTION, by Mr. BUTCHER, at the Crown Inn, Botesdale, Suffolk, on Tuesdny next, Jumse 17th, 1851, at four o'clock in the afternoon, in Six Lots, as particula- rized ...
... Charles Bewers Orford, Samuel Rope Coggeshall, W. Do ubleday SaffroWaldln.G.Youngman Ieenliam, W m.. J acksn Saxmundham, J. Flatt IlehanWilliam Booth Soaam, Charles Mainprice 'ereham Miss Bone Southwold, William Abbott Diss, D. Newao o Stowinarket, Mrs ...
... geshall, W. Doubleday Needham, S. A. Maw s Debenham, Wm. Jackson Orford, Samuel Rope I Dedham, William Booth Saxmuindham 3. Flatt t cal- Diss, D. Newson Southwold, Wlillinm Abbott Earl Soham, J. C. Downing Stowmarket, Mrs. Gross East Bergholt, H. C. Batley ...
... RIVER STOLR.-BARGES, To be SOLD by AUJCTION, By J. MAX. BALLS, On} Thursday, the 5thi day of June, 1851, at the Rose and Crown Inn, Sudhury, At 5 o'clock in the Afternoon punctually, iN; TWO LOTS. Lot 1.THE GANG called the STOUR, consisting of TWO ...
... policeman Redgrave was the aggressor. It appeared that the defendants had been drinking until a very late hour at the Rose & Crown. The Magistrates convicted both the defendants, who were fined 7s.6d. and ?? Sheldrake and Samuel Chaston were charged with ...