... Terringtou; King William for sight. WEDNESDAY : Rose soil Crown, St. Joh** to bait. Magdalen, Stow; Downtime Chequers foe sight. THURSDAY : Denver. Riley. Souther; Bell to bait. Brand Creek; Littlepert Crown Inn for night. FRIDAY : Mildenhall Drove. Lakeoheath ...

... Boys' school Thursday 13th lost. Present: Rev. M. Crown (chairman), Maser*. Cave, G. Cockle, W. Jobesoa, James Kmpringharn, %Thiele, H. Jackson, ft. Flatt, Ac The amnia* were pre. ✓ented by Mr. R. Flatt, the cl.ek, and passed unanimously. A report from ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... celebrated Trotting Norfolk Stallion, GREAT Sire, Great Shot; Graadaire, Giddeue's Great Gun the of sad bred by Mr. WILLIAM FLATT, of Methwold, Norfolk, at A2/10 each, groom's fee Included. ON DAY : Leaves Methwold for Stoke, o:borough, Gooderstoo, Bescherowell ...