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... first-class refreshments ; Mr. Henry Howes, Railway Tavern, Diss, (second class refreshment tent), and Mr. J. H. Hubbard, Crown Inn, Kenninghall, (tea, coffee, and temperance refreshments). Accommodation for bicycles was provided at the entrance to the ...
... always hug the girls in the kitchen when you with mtssages to gentlemen 7” was her query, delivered with bland smile. John Flatt was oue tho holiest r-f mankind, and was never known to turn bis back to the most desperate poacher that ever handled a gun ...
... 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 ...
... Genera! Farm Labourer for Bodney EallFarm ; one who can thatch or drill well; with a Wife who is a good laundresy Apply Mr. Flatt, Bridgham Hall, Thetford. (14728 TS RIE Tool e ook bt w 24 -:-':r :“nl-o .m‘ :m msc. Bb{: Togm b iyttt 8 Eafboie, s Fnu._w ...
... land. She maintained that the law of England recognised no right of projierty iu land; that in theory the land is held the Crown for the people, and yet it is said to lie owned by about 30,000 jieople. How, she asked, did these 30,000 people get jiossession ...
... behalf, and the was adjourned that leis mid, might be Wm. W alum Lun; said that for le month. prat he wee deputy 7et the Crown lolioug.hoom. He remembered Wednesday April. Two or three Swaim lean to the Weed- Mew that Jay, bet primmer. were than that ...
... 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. ...
... W ILLB. BIRCH Hoven —A meeting of the committee was held at the Crown hotel on 2Nd ult. Present The Rev. J. B. Player, and Messrs. John Loper, A. J. Ramey, T. J arrett, G. Grummett, W. Hall and O. S. Aadrewa, and the boo. see., Mr. H. A. Devise. The rector ...
... after 6 p.m., 31, Victoria Road, Great Yarmouth. [4944 FARM. —Wanted strong Lad, about 16 ; used to farm work. Mr. F. Leak, Flatt’s Farm, South Kirby, Wakefield, Yorkshire. FARM LABOURERS, five, wanted at once owing to partial strike ; must be used work ...
... Farm ; must be 0.l milker end nnderetsnd calf rcarlnc : to washing and (owl rearing; one with hove preferred. Apply Thornes Flatt. Bridcbam Hell Perm. Tbetford. smart) wanted. 18. todrtve cart and make X ht'T'-*-i -. ■t-r-iiy naeful; must ba nsed to horses ...
... and books at Christmas. Mundford —A meeting of the British and Foreign Bible Society was held the magistrates-room at the Crown Hotel, on Friday evening last. The chair was taken the Rev. Arthur F. Rivers, rector the parish, and an address given by the ...
... 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 ...