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... all by Mr. Flitt'n Wantisden Duke. A speieal prize, given by Mr. W. Flatt. for foals bybhis horas, was won by Mr. A. Preston, Mr. C, Ling being second. The special for best foal, by Crown Prince, Mr. Sas. Clarke was again in front. The special for best foal ...
... Charles Alfred, only son of the late Mr. Charles Flatt, of South Pickenbam, to Sarah Charlotte, third daughter of Mr. Wm. Go wing, of Tharston Hall Farm, in that county. MORPHEY-MAYE.-1lth inst., at Crown Street, Meet. ing House, Ipswich, by the Rev. Mr ...
... Others. Prospectuses on aprliatiou--- PRINTING ! PRINTING! PRINTING ' (By Water and Steam Power). iflENRY KNIGHTSS 'Bible & Crown Printing Offlce, PRINVCES STREET, I 1-? S W I a (And Publisher of the Ipsivich Joerna4al), XECUTES every description of Letter ...
... -10th inst., at Mildenhall, aged 11 years, Henry, son of Frederick Carter, shoemaker. FlATT.- 10th binst, at Mildenhll. azed 16 mouths, Emma Jane, daughter of George Flatt. BaoNYN.-12til inst., aged 29 years, Mary, wife of Samuel Brown, briemkinaker, Raingate ...
... saurvived her hushand only a few hours), aged 9. c JACODS.-22nd uit., at Watton, Sarah, wife of Mr. e George Jacobs, of tire Crown Hotel, aged 70. S Krntry.-22nd ult., at Diss, Norfollr, Edward Korry, youngest son of the late John Kerry, of Burston, aged ...
... from the fund in 1868 to repay advances made upon the county stock. The Court decided, after some discussion, that the half-crown fees for services of summonses should be paid to the County Stock, as it appeared there was an order of the Court to that effect ...
... Sufrolk Shearling EWES, Mr. J. WALKER. r 265 Suffolk Ewe and Wetiser LAMBS, Mr. D. . WALKER. 150 Half-bred LAMBS, Mr. W. W. FLATT. 8 200 ' Suffolk Ewe and Wether LAMBS, T. LOMAX, a Esq. c 400 Ewe and Wether LAMBS Mr. S 180 Two and Three-Shear EWES and ...
... ROBERT BOND ,Has been favoured with instructions from The Right Honourable Lord Rendlesham, Messrs. S. Walton, Butley Abbey; W. Flatt, Wantisden; W. Tol- ler, Gedgrave; D. Nunn, Eyke; J. Lewin, Wan. tisden Hall; R. Crisp, Gedgrave Hall; A. W. Crisp. Chillesford; ...
... Paine and Brettell. .. 440 0 0 £84,745 1 3 IPSwiCH FLORAL SOcIETY.-The exhibition of the above Society was held at Whitton Crown, on Friday last, when the following prizes were awarded:-Carna- tions * 1st prize (Eccentric Jack, Flora's Garland An- nihilator ...
... AXEN'S SOCIETY. The thirtieth anniversary of this Society was cele- brated yesterday (Friday) afternoon, by a dinner at the Crown Hotel. On the previous Sunday sermons were preached at St. Mary's Church by the Rev. R. C. Mt Rouse, rector; and at the Quay ...
... C Chiefiv with Possession at Michaelmas Next. ro e Messrs. LENNY AND SMITH Co D Are instructed to SELL by AUCTION, at the Crown jol Inn, Framlingham, on Friday, July 14th, a t One for I Two precisely, in 19 Lots, the following well circum- wit stanced ...
... property c}RJ W of Mr. A. J. SMITH. 1 x00 Ditto, Mr. R. WELTON. - 200 Ditto, Mr. G.POPE. - 200 Ditto, Mr. W. W. FLATT. 100 Ditto, Mr. J. FLATT. I 6O Ditto, Air. W. TOLLER. hs 100 Ditto, Mr. J. EASTERSON. J 100 Ditto, Mr. D. NUNN. e 110 Ditto, Mr. G. JEFFERIES ...