... cOn- ducted. The chapel was filled with sorrowing friends, and the service-which was conducted by the Rev. A. A. Dowsett (of Crown-street Chapel, Ipswich), assisted by the Rev. T. Puddicombe (Wesleyan minister, of Woodbridge)-was simple. As the coffin was ...

... - FLARTT.-13th inst., at Methwold, Norfolk, b Wm. George Peck, of Thetford, to Emma, youngest daughter of the late Mr. Wm. Flatt, of Methwold. ti HERTSLET-- WORSHIP.-13th inst., at St. Mary's h Church, Riverhead, by the Rev. C. H. Bull, vicar of l St. ...

... Ellhit Page, anl granddaughter of Marlr WVard, of Lowestoft. TAnnoR.-3rd nlt., at Park Place, Yoxford, Louisa, the wife et John Flatt Taylor, in her 68th year: beloved and respected by all who knew her. Lor'ry.-7th ult., at Hethersett, Norfolk, Sarah, eldest ...

... daughter of Frederick Wells, Ilsq.,.of Gailands, near Chelmaford .. FLA.TrsAx~REAm>,-2ad inst. at Norwieh, Mr. George Wright Flatt, an olde, eldest of John Fletman, Esq., b Lasfield, Suffoik, to Sarah Ann, olest daughter of Mr. John Read, Manor Farm, Laxfield ...

... ily, and as works of art they are per~fect anud of great beauty. The living of Rendlesham, however, is in the gift of the Crown,n while that of Campsea Ashe is in the gift of Londl~endle. shamn, and it was at the latter Church that the much lamlented ...

... residence of the De In Poles for several generations, and when in 1513 Edmund was beheaded, the lordship was eseheated to the Crown. The gallant and chivalrous Charles Brandon, Duke of Suffolk, and his accomplished and beautiful spouse, Mary Tudor-sister ...