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... for 20 some ewes: light experienced, steady, honest: good references ; wife to wash and rear ; cottage and garden.—Thomas Flatt, Bridgham Hall, Tbetford. STRONG Lad, with knowledge of gardening; most trustworthy and industrious, in Ipswich.— Apply, Box ...
... attendance was fully proportion to the importance of the sale. Luncheon was well served by Mr. C. Blyth, the now host of the Crown Hotel, Woodbridge, but there was no speechmaking. Arrived the sale waggon, Mr. Robert Bond made some introductory remarks to ...
... Mayor, Mr. J. Sinkwoll presided, and addresses were deliverer! by the Revs. J. B. Myers, S. 8. Allsop, J. Frost, and T. J. Flatt. The collections with subscriptions, which were in aid the centenary fund the iociety, amounted to about 6IS. Strange Ocoubence ...
... of Guildford, to Julia, eldest daughter of R. A. Birch, SG, Chevallier Street, Ipswich. BARNES-LANKESTER.-6th October, at Crown Street Cbapel, Ipewich, by the Rev. A. A. Dowsett, Samnel, only son of the late Samuel Barnes, to Jessie Louise, only daughter ...
... tkoroogbly experienced, Bober, otoady, aad bo mot; nnezcoptionafaie reference* roqnirod ; boas* and garden found. Apply Mm. Flatt, Bodany Hall, Hilborongb, 8 O. (10672 TiIARM BAILIFF.—Wantnd Hicbmlmaa next, J? an large Light fond Farts, com potent Man moat ...
... 36p, Messrs. Eyre Co., £510; the Crown freehold public-house, Methwold, with 4a. Ir. sp. aud ground right, Mr. C. D. Tranter. £110; the Bell public-bouse, Fcltwcll. with Sa. Ir. 5p., Messrs. ApsChorpe and Sou, 10; the Crown, freehold with blacksmith s shop ...
... plans of the Solicitors, aud of the Auctioneers, Victoria street, K.C. FAKSNH4K. be Sold by Auction by Mr. W. A Lane, the Crown Hotel, Friday, July, ltr.*2,at Four lor Five o'clock the Afternooa, THE EXCELLENT RESIDENCE, known The Lima* (for many years ...
... Stanton: Lord Egerton of Ta 11. Harting ' Farm: Mr. J. Ferguseon, Bretteaham : Mr. T. Flatt, Bridgbain Mr. P. Farrer. Eccles Mr. J. Ferguwon, Liverrnere ; Mr. W. Flatt, Methwold the late C. Gibbe, En., Executor., Icklingham J. J. Johnson, F 1.. The Abbey ...
... private row!. I 1 i, a, tin. 1 tin is of the time whea 70 orped ttoonit Vuustable sog,:4 to a I /us , f.tit•rit Lept the Crown IBM Soar Loaf. Mr. 4:moln on the t!.e .turl others, 4,-pt do t oil 104 e,,,rl,•borles. my kept or. r 50 bonne ()510, 1.15051 ...
... 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 ...
... Gibbs, Mr. J. Fosdike, ion., fto. The coffin, which was by Mr. Umiman, was of plain oak, and base the simple Inscription, John Flatt, died October 9th. 1892, aged 88 yean.” The funeral (which wen toe hands of i Mr. George Carter) wen of the simplest possible ...
... taxed, Mid has often to pay excessive rent; he has foreign competition and unfair railway rates to contend with, and then to crown all his profits are in some instances filched from him by the creed of the middle-man, who manages to grow fat. to save a fortune ...