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... Wiesey Separate Drainage District. A T a MEETING of the Electors of the River Wissey Separate Drainage DistriA, held at the Crown Inn, in Stoke Ferry, in the County of Norfolk, on Thursday, the 3rd day of September, 1868, the following persona were duly ...
... WISSEY SEPAEATE DEAINING DISTEICT. AT a Meeting of the Electors of the River Wissey Separate Drainage District, held at the Crown ’ Inn, in Stoke Ferry, in the County of Norfolk, on THURSDAY, the 3rd day of SEPTEMBER, 1868. the following persons were duly ...
... THE DINNER. The annual dinner was served in a large marquee, erected the Bowling Green of the Crown Inn. The President of the Society for the year, W, A. Amhcrst, Eaq., presiding. About 200 members were and among the company were Lord Sondes, Lord WaLingham ...
... 07 8 88 088 240. 1 20 183. 184. 0 28 DOWNHAM MARKET, NORFOLK, MESSRS. OROS° & SON Will offer for SALE BY AUCTION, at the Crown Inn, in Downham Market, Norfolk, on WEDNESDAY, the 20th day of May, 1868, at Four o'clock in the afternoon precisely, the following ...
... orcamented with an arch of flowers and foliage, and a floral design in a framework of pampas grass, representing the bible and crown. For the purpose of the exhibition and its appurtenances, four tents or marquees were erected —of which the largest was devoted ...
... Veracity, Smith, north, ballast; Septc.q.L.. Time Betsys, Marsh, Goole light. PROPOSED LIFE BOAT. A meeting was held at the Crown Inn, Wells, on Friday evening, the 4th inst., to take into consideration the best means of obtaining • life-boat for the port ...
... or to the Auctioneers, King's Lynn. DOWNFIAM. MARKET, NORFOLK. MESSRS. CRUM & SON Will offer for SA LE BY AUCTION, at the Crown Inn, in Downham Market, Norfolk, on WEDNESDAY, the 20th day of May, 1868, at Four o'clock in the afternoon precisely, the following ...
... [Continued from 6th page.] THE DINNER was served on Tharsday evening in a large marquee and booth, on the bowling green of the Crown hotel. An excellent repast was supplied by Mr. and Mrs. Wayman, and was partaken of by about 200 gentlemen. The chair was taken ...
... to eat. He was told that Flatt at Fuhnodestone Gap had work for him, and witness promised to give him some dinner before started. looked ill and witness advised him to go to the union which ? declined, promising to see Flatt.?Apost-mor- , tern examination ...
... samples of the 150 who gave in their adhesion to the mov,inent. I am, yours faithfully, Eastmoor, 3rd June, 186 g. WALTER FLATT. GREAT LIBERAL PARTY IN LYNN. To or sus Lynn Advertiser. Sir,—Yon give us no account in your paper of the doings of the Great ...
... friends of the association •was held in the afternoon in a commodious marquee erected on the Bowling-green at the rear of the Crown Hotel. Mr. Wayman, the proprietor, supplied the dinner, and provided for 250 guest 3, but fifty short of that number sat down ...
... Tysaen Amhurst, Esq., the Bey. E. J. How-man. the Bey. C. V. Holme Sumner, T. Barton, Esq., and other magistrates. Mr. Walter Flatt, of Eastmore, was foreman of the grand jury. The Chairman briefly charged the grand jury, remarking that the calendar contained ...