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... of them, and hoped next year to see even a greater number of candidates. The annual dinner of the members took place at the Crown hotol, the afternoon, and the festive board was supplied Mr. Wayman with his usual good taste and liberality. The chair was ...
... deceased, WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Messrs. COCKETT and NASH. On WEDNESDAT. 30th July, 1862, at for 6 o'clock, at the Old Crown Ink, Royston. Particular* may bad of the Acctioneers, at Royston. WEDNESDAY NEXT. DOWN HAM, IslC of Ely. Household Furniture ...
... notwithstanding the trying character of the season, 0 » the finest ever reared in this or any other county. They certainly did Mr. Crown great credit and fully proved that animals of superior breeding will always show their quality and worth. The gnests were treated ...
... Habit, Headache, Morning other Sickness' Feinting*, Languor. Piles. Furred Tongue, Unpleasant Breath, Taste in the Mouth, Flatte'ing in the Heart. Noises in the Head, Spasms Gout, and Nervous Debility. There is no fear of cold. A Treatise Liver Complaints ...
... practical men of their own class to represent them, I claim your support as a tenant farmer.” CHELMSFORD ASSIZES, July 19. CROWN COURT. (Before Mr. Justice Crompton.) A STRANGE CASE OF RAPE. _ Stephen Rudland, young man, 21 years of age, was indicted for ...
... believed auy one might have had money from Hont, as he was also “full of drink,” and was throwing his mono,}* about. William Flatt said on the election-day he heard Sir Henry Siracey, addressing a crowd in the street, say “Westminster is won and so is Norwich ...
... about Mr. Tillett. F. Smith afterwards came back and offered the i»arty three half-crowns each. The money was accepted, and paid by a Mr. Hunt. I got three*half, crowns. I voted,-however, for Russell and Tillett. (laughter'. I went to the house at nine ...
... fifth ward Mr. H. B. Miller acted as joint ward agent for Russell aud Tillett. The Liberals were weak iu the fifth ward ; the Crown and Angel was the principal Liberal house. Mr. Miller was unpaid, and witness was also himself unpaid agent. Iu the fourth ...
... Bdham,hot\i of Oxborough, labourers, were charged with being drunk and riotous Stoke, on 25tb inst.—Fined 5,-each costs Joshua Flatt, labourer, in the employ of Mr. Edward Willows, of Salters Lode, was cliarged with stealing from his master four pound* weight ...