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... Playfonl. Messrs. Rosling, Tench, H. H. Smith, Wallace King. Hudson jun., Mrs. Crown, Mi* Crosse, Mi* Hudson, Mrs. W. Knelling. Mrs. J. Derry, Mrs. Flatt. Mrs. Harding. Miss Flatt, Mrs. KnighU, Mrs. Randall. A very impressive address was delivered the Rev ...
... NORFOLK AND SUFFOLK LEAGUE TOWN T. BECCLKS CAXTON. tA. Crown Hrodow, Lowertof t. Carton—C Baxter, goal; W T Woodroff# and A Balls, backs; A Coffin. J Took, aad H Knights, half-hacks; J. Adkins sad J M Ward, nght. A K Ailgai, oantro; A Shooter aad Baa ...
... Gooch, half-backs, O M Wricbt and J Jones, rigkt; H Bedford, centra; E Townabond and £ C Eayraa. LOWESTOFT 11. ▼. LKIBTON IL Crown Meadow, Lowestoft Lowsstoft Second.—L. Spoor (captain), goal; O. Kemp and R. Iteynolda. backs ; C. Fordar. H. Royal, and W ...
... Stanton: Lord Egerton of Ta 11. Harting ' Farm: Mr. J. Ferguseon, Bretteaham : Mr. T. Flatt, Bridgbain Mr. P. Farrer. Eccles Mr. J. Ferguwon, Liverrnere ; Mr. W. Flatt, Methwold the late C. Gibbe, En., Executor., Icklingham J. J. Johnson, F 1.. The Abbey ...
... rabbits and also one of the dogs. The deiendants were ordered to pay fine of 7s. 6d. each, and 11s. 2d. coats.—Jacob Flatt I Alfred Flatt of Metbwold, farmers, were charged by Mrs. Hephsibab Warm of Metbwold, fanner, with committing pound breach Metbwold ...
... awl Mrs. Drummond, Mr. and Mrs. J. Angerstein. Mr. and Mrs. W. Penn, Mr. and Mrs. Mitford, Mr. and Mrs. Ford, Mrs. and Mi.s Flatt, Mine Carter, Rev. and Mrs. Hart. Mr. and Mrs. Powell, Rev. and Mrs. Gedßev. W. C. Johnson, Rev. —Smith. friend at WiltonVe ...
... Police-constable Fuller e, bottle of brandy and a bottle of Irish whisky, which he identified as two of the bottles stolen. Jacob Flatt of the 'White Hart Inn at Swaffham, stated that on the evening of the 2nd inst. he met Hunter, who offered him a bottle of ...
... programme of with League engagemant at hazmundhans. The home ad# generally considered streamer than whan Lawesteil were met at Crown Meadow, hat tha acaroaly found goal getting easy. will i mihareil that Lowostoft the Saxons plaeoJ thzoo goals to their credit ...
... eaded • Kirkl«j HalMirorth Divwiox IL LOWESTOFT SECOND v. BUNGAY ATIII^ETIC. Thia Junior league match waa played on the Crown Meadow at the conclusion of the Sudbury ▼. Lowestoft mstch, when the hewrres managed to capture their first League points. ...
... that which wa# don# East Barfing about fortnight ago. which is equivalent to saying that there was a fall of about half-a-crown, re compared with th* sal** ot 1898. At th* luncheon th* chair occupied by Mr, R. Harvey Mason. In proposing th* health af ...