... STOKE FEBBT, HOBFOLK. To be Sold bt Auction, bt Mao. Y. HKWITT, >t tb. Crown Hotel. Btob. F.rrT,on MONDAY, th.l2lh d., iIWB. 1999, Thro, for Foot ookwk in tb. Afternoon, tbn toilowint Vnlo.bla FREEHOLD PROPERTY, In tboundarmsukioned Lota, or aa may be ...

... VIOLENT ASSAULT ON A BUNGAY Thursday—before H. Rider Haggard (Chairman), R. C. Mann, and Samnel Base, Esqs.—Thomas Flatt, bailiff to Mr. John Wittrick, at the Manor Farm, Bungay, pleaded guilty to assaulting Arthur William Laws, of Bungay, grocer and ...

... h; Mr. A W. Cooper, Bilventoe.MjC. Dennis. North Backenham; Lord East Harling Farm; Mr. J Ferjnistoo, Brettenham -.Mr. T. Flatt, Bud (-ham: C. Fiaoo, Esq., Barnin«ham; the Executors the late 0, E, Oihhe.Eiq., tcklinzham: Sir W. Gilotrap, Bitt., Fornham: ...

... Thorpe, which Ffearman scored for the home team. Had It not been for the -rJi v ksTHWOto—Goal. Fuller; hacks, flatt and Baldrr: halves. Ootta, Flatt, and forwards, Dixon, Itnoos, Paarmsn, Thorpe, and Manning. Max Orcger’sCartowlte. Ityoo wish to get and original ...

... cart mares and geldings, 2 bay ponies, cob, 8 colts and fillies, and foals, also fillies, colt, and hackney mare, from Mr. Flatt’s farm, Bridgham, besides the live stock. The dead stock was disposed of in 16710t5, and comprised farming implements and ...

... others. IN WACTON. Lot 5.-TWO Brick-and Tiled COTTAGES, with Garden®, situate by the side of Wacton Common, occupied by Joseph Flatt and Mrs. Dye. IN ASLACTON. Lot ♦.—TWO Brick-and'Tiled COTTAGES, with Gardena, aitaate in Pottergate Street, occupied by Win ...

... 8 yards; 2nd, Flatt, Beccles CAC.I2. Sscond heat—lst, Ooodherham, Bnr.gay A C.. 3f ; 2nd. Creasy, Halesworth F.C., ?i. Third heat—lst, Brewer, Buugty , scratch; 2nd, Boyce, Bungay A.C., 11. Final—lst, Brewer ; 2nd. Creaay ; 3rd, Flatt. 300 Yards Flat ...

... Prince and family, London. Smith and Selby. Forest Gate, London Mra Nonia and family, London Eastbourne House. 261—Mr and Mrs Flatt and family, Spalding. Mr and Mrs Sly and family, Spalding Cleveland Terrace. 4—Mr and Mra Henry Moore and daughters and Mill ...

... question. The object the society had in view was bringing an end the present system of landlordism, and vesting the soil in the Crown through local and municipal Boards. He justified the interest Miss Helen Taylor was taking in the movement contending that ...

... of the Crown Inn. The chairwas taken W. A. T. Amherst. Esq., M.P., and amongst those present were the Revs. Canon Johnson (Vicar), H. C. Hart, J. MacCarthy, J. Turner, and J. Law, Dr. F. Joy, Dr. W. Joy, Messrs. W. Ford, F. C. WinflekL', Wi Flatt, R. Dixon ...

... attendance. Sale or Property.—On Tuesday afternoon Mr. W. T. Balls offered for sale, at the Crown Hotel, Vroperty comprising the real estate of the late Mr. y. Burton, cf Crown Street. There was a fair attendance of the general public, but the proceedings were ...

... to Yot’ksblre. No farm roan or lad who is free, able, and willing, need ont of work, If applies direct W. Alexander Todd, Crown Brewery, York, who Is the largest employer agricultural labourers In England. Branch manager, grocery »n ...