... KENNINGHAIJi. The Property Market.—On Monday . Crown Hotel, Kenninßhall, Mr. Alexander offered for sale by public auction a property well-built bnok-and-ule bus new premises, coraprisin* grccer and drapers abop, wit» house a«d premises, am*, aituate ...

... Vote. Flatt took hie breakfast and hi, tmk to ana . offic , wer , him at 7 a*m., * 'pi, tt j proposed and earned. ■ The greatest uproar declined get up. d V dfc'toedand Sccompaniad the a peaches of the candidates. Mr. told him to get up, Flatt'then supporters ...

... months; must be reliable; kind: used to children; early ri»er; obliging, active, and good needlewoman —Full particulars, Mrs. Flatt. Bridgham Hall, Thetford. [8759 wANTED, at Michaelmas, Steady, Respectable V MAN, Live in House; good Ploughman, and understands ...

... Mackenzie, Esq., Croxton. 500 Half-bred and Black-faced Lambs, from Mr. L. Mornement, Houdham. , 500 Half-bred Lambs, from Mr. T. Flatt, Bridgham, Thctford. 500 ditto, from Mr. T. Column, East Marling. 350 ditto, from the Executors the late Mr. R. Bloficld, Quidenham ...

... open at Mr. H. Chamberlin for the defendant. eaid that about 11-36 on Saturday he was on duty on the Crown when be saw a man named kmock at the of the Crown Tavern. aw the door and knork, The man 8« afterwards came out with a witness examined he found to ...

... phorus, # The very Core and Centre of the Brain itself,” and kindles afresh the Fire of Life from the Bole of the Poot to the Crown of the the fullest and most wo that al conditions of and Mind, the Duties of Life may be pursued Is the Medicime of the kind ...

... Blyth 1, extras 5; total, 38. ard 6, 6, 30, Massingham 1, Angell 9, 6, Demant 0, de Vine 3, Hamilton 12, Lane 2, Flatt 0, extras 5; total, Crowne v. club was pla. at Cromer on Saturday, Cromer winning by 30 runs, the winoers, Geere, and Bowles batted well ...

... with that which ‘was done at Kast arling Y Y fortuight ago, which is equivalent to saying that there fall of about bali-a-crown, as com- pared with the sales ot 1698, At the luncheon the chair was occupied by Mr. Harvey Mason. In the health of that ntleman ...

... delegate* representing that Court, and being deemed satisfactory, was accepted. For the next place of meeting the‘District, the Crown and Angel, St. Stephen's, was selected. The meeting was now declared special, for the alteration of district rales aud con ...

... grace of our Father so to live that when our dey comes mith and folded hands lie em quiet may have BB given to us also the crown thet fadeth not away, and our spirits may join the sptrits of the just made perfect in the land w we bh mo more, aor thirst ...

... clock, H. Stevenson, Mr. G. Fisher ; box of R Farman, Mr. J. ; leg of mutton, YaUop, Mr. Biltz ; 68., F Atkinson, Mr. Farman ; Flatt H. Haines, Mr. Rought, Mr. Knowles ; lam ize, L. Stevenson, Hic. Rout : eet of j special ilkinson, Mr. Nichols , handk erohief ...

... APPLE BLOS8OM8, to learn how pervasive the movement hed | were at that moment fast asleep in bed. He had is put up by the Crown Co,, af 177, It had influenced all over the | never euch a thing as a and yot New Bond Street, London. It has the aroma of ...