... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Barber—l don't want them to be removed. Mrs. Flatt said the wreath was upon her sister's grave, and Mr. Wood had never requested her to take it off. The Surrpgate—But you did not ask for his consent. Mrs. Flatt—l did not know it was necessary. There are ...

... 28th September, 1898, 11 o'clock punctually, the entire Live and Dead FARMINGSTOCK upon the farm in the occupation of Mr. W. Flatt, as follows:— HORSES, f 10 Cart Mares and Geldings, Prize Entire Shire Stallion Brandon No. 4895 8.H.5.8., 2 Roan Nag Mares ...

... 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: ...