... LOWESTOFT TOWN V. HALE3WORTU. This contest took place oo the Crown Meadow. Lowes toft, Saturday, the homo team winning easily four goads nil. T. BUNGAY ATHLETIC. Played at Lolston. There was no scoring in this match, the game ending lu a pointless draw ...

... tiie Crown Inn. The chair was Ukenby \V. A.T. Amherst, Ksq., M.P., and amongst those present w-ere the Revs. Canon Johnson (Vicar), H. C. Hart, J. Mae Carthy, J. Turner, ami J. Law, Dr. F. Joy, Dr. W. Joy, Messrs. W. Ford, F. Winfield, VV. Flatt, R. *Dixon ...

... Nugent, Bart., of West Harling Hall, presided, and among others present were the Rector (tbe Rev. A. W. Blunt) and Mr. T. Flatt. good programme of athletic sports was successfully carried out on tbe Croft Meadow, which was kindly placed the disposal of ...

... . Mrs. Roohford O’Driscoll, Registry Office, Lowestoft. BOOT’S —Wanted respectable Ladj»boat 16, to b-'srd In ’he _House. Crown Hotel, Well*, Norfo’k. (11047 BOV (gantry) wanted, mainly for indoor work, in a Young Gentleman’s School; also HOUSEMAID Ladies’ ...

... Whatnell. Comic song * Gone forever. Mr. R. Smith. Sentimental song ’ That is love.’ Mr. J. Simons. Comic song - •No room.’ Mr. J Flatt. Sentimental song The little mud cabin.'Mr. J. Spinks. Comic song-'Shea the boss, 1 m the • U Overture * The M.8.,’ Methwold ...

... Apply, slating wages and reference G. Lrcwn, Manor House, Heacbam, Lynn. (\b2Sl GENERAL SERVANT wantad ; good references. Crown Hotel, Wells, Norfolk. (15272 GENERAL (good) wanUd, the only servant, most cook ; family one. State age, wages, length character ...

... prayers, so that he saw no blows struck. Bessie Spinks said she was at school on the 2nd inst. She saw Chrissie and Lilian Flatt in the playpround. She did not them doinir anything, but Chrissic was crying. She saw Miss Curphey hit (’hrissie with the stick ...

... annlrereary, end place their court a thor r.lreotp >» u lon. With the tout had con plug rhu nrme of Secretary Bfo. George U. Flatt (Loud cbter* ) cretaiy Flatl. reply, aald wa» aorr* they had decreaie baUnce-thee:. Yet b waa pleated i atate that thtlf arerag* ...

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... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...