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... 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 ...
... -, 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Bi-Portable Engines&- Thraehing M~lUM=n Repiirei, LAXrPIEL]D, SUFFOIL -K. To be SOLDI by AUCTION,NA By GARROD and TURNER, At the Crown Inn, Framlingham, THIS DAY (Satur- d . aay), August 29th, 1868, at Two for Three o'clock in the Afternoon precisely, Desirable ...
... Bealings. The Collection, at the close of the Service, amounted to £6 l~s. The Twenty-ninth Anniversary Dinner was held at the Crown Inn, Yesterday (Friday) afternoon. Prior to the dinner a Procession of the Benefit Members of the Society, headed by the Band ...
... , Otley ., I 1 0 'l T Rhe oev. C 'Archer. Alderton. - I 1 0 *J- H. Read, Esq., Hasketoll . 1 0 *5r. John Flatt, Melton .1 1 0 *Mr. 1william Flatt, Tunstall. 1 0 Cornelius Welton, Esq., Paymaster Second O * *31r. C. W00oil Woodbridge I I 0 r *Mr. B. GaIl ...
... Shottisamn, and on Friday the members, after walking in procession through the prin. - cipln. streets of the town, dined at the Crown otel. The dinner was served in excellent style by the land. lady, Mrs. Frost, in a booth in the rear of the house The chair ...
... pens which were well filled with from 1,300 to 1,400 head of stock, consigned to be sold without reserve, by Mr. William W. Flatt, of Tunstall; the Executors of the late T. Crisp, Esq., Mr. T. Grimwood, Mr. G. Largent, Major D'Eye, Mr. A. Crisp, Mr. H. ...
... Rifle Vo- lunteers; and at three o'clock about 150 persons-t chiefly if not entirely members of the Society-sat down L at the Crown Hotel to dinner, which was provided by C Mr. Law, and which drew down upon that gentleman a number of well-deserved encomiums ...
... half-bred and black-faced lambs from Mr. G. Lar- gent, of Eyke, which fetched from 24s. to 29s. {d.; crones from Mr. W. W. Flatt, of Tunstall, made from 3 26s. 6d. to 35s. Some crones from Mr. Henry Orford, I of Ramsholt, made from 25s. to 27s. per head ...
... -Ltucy Flatt. of Woodbridge, a proatiluate, wee charged by Emma Bail, another proetitute. with assaultuing her at Wood- .bridge, en the bitt inistant; aned Wittiam OclKirrow, Of the name pirce, chimntey sweeper. woe ehareed wniii aseruiting Flatt at ttte ...