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... HOMESTEADS and COTTAGES. possession of which may had at Michaelmas next. M«Mrs. Butcher Are instructed Sell Anrtion. »l th« Crown Inn, Din. Pridnj. the 13th of Jolj, lb 9« .t One foe Two o'clock the Afternoon, in the following Lot*. Til: _ AT THORPE ABBOTTS ...
... and COTTAGES, possession of which may had at Michaelmas next. lVle*P»rft. Rutcher Are instructed to Sell by Auction, at the Crown Inn. Diss. on Friday, the 13th of July, 1866, at One for Two o'clock in the Afternoon, in the following Lota, vi»: AT THORPE ...
... Fen On the previous Friday the disease attacked a herd of 26 beasts belonging to Mr. John Flatt, of that place, six of which had beon killed, and he (Mr. Flatt) was auxious to ascertain whether, if he slaughtered the remainder of the beasts, which continued ...
... Possession of which may be had at Michaelmas next. Messrs. BUTCHER Are instructed to SELL by AUCTION, at the Crown Inn, Diss, Norfolk, on Friday, the 13th July, 1866, at One for Two o’clock in the Afternoon, in the following Lots, viz.:— Thorpe Abbotts ...
... florins and a half-crown, which be had seen safe the previous night. He gave information of the circumstance to Corporal Young, who ordered the prisoner to be searched. This was accordingly done, when two florins and a half- crown were found tied up in ...
... and incapable that they could not get away.—They were remanded. John Hope, young fellow, was charged with stealing balf-a-crown from Waltor Vince, a young laborer, at Great Horkesley, at the fair tho 6th Jnly, but the evidence was so contradictory that ...
... WISSEY SEPARATE DRAINAGE DISTRICT. AT A MEETING of the Electors of the River Wissey Separate Drainage District, held at tho Crown Inn, in Stoke Ferry, in the County of Norfolk, Thursday, the 6th day of September, 1860, the following persons were duly elected ...
... and 19 Cottages, possession of which may ' be had Michaelmas next. MESSRS. BUTCHER are instructed to Sell by Auction, at the Crown Inn. Diss, Friday, July lath, 1866, One for Two o'clock the Afternoon, in the lollowing lots viz. :— THORPE ABBOTTS. Lot 1 ...
... norms and a half-crown, which ihe had seen safe the previous night. He gave information of the ! circumstance to Corporal Young, who ordered the prisoner to he I searched. This was accordingly done, when two florins and a haif- | crown were found tied ...
... iv. a Halt-C.T'Wx.— John Hopr.nlinx Morgan, | son of a travelling machinist, v. a- charged on remand with stealing ! a half-crown, the property ol Walter Viiicc. a labourer, of Great Horkesley. on Friday morning i ist. — Mr. Jones for defendant.— It I appeared ...
... offence. Stealing a Shirt.— David Doe, alias Jones, belonging to Ongar, was charged with stealing shirt, the property of William Flatt, of Latchingdon, valued at Is—Complainant stated that on the 4th of September last he was lodging at the house of Mr. Jay, ...
... J. Flatt (Melton), Mr. Henry Edwards, Mr. E. St. G^obbold, Mr. R. A. Reeve, Captain Biddell, Mr. W. Male. Amon the other guests were —Messrs. C. Edwards, G. E. Manby, A. Gross, B. Moulton, C. Burrows, A. ►Smith, F. Spalding, J. B. Hart, J. Flatt, E. ...