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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... rabbits and also one of the dogs. The deiendants were ordered to pay fine of 7s. 6d. each, and 11s. 2d. coats.—Jacob Flatt I Alfred Flatt of Metbwold, farmers, were charged by Mrs. Hephsibab Warm of Metbwold, fanner, with committing pound breach Metbwold ...
... the quarrel a very blunt meat chopper was used very freely, Aldred tar getting the worst of it. Sergeant Garrod, who was in Crown Street at the time, heard woman screaming, and once went to the house, where he found the chopper lying on the ground covered ...
... to Yot’ksblre. No farm roan or lad who is free, able, and willing, need ont of work, If applies direct W. Alexander Todd, Crown Brewery, York, who Is the largest employer agricultural labourers In England. Branch manager, grocery »n ...
... Michaelmas Labourer _F who can thatch and drill for Bodney Hell Farm; good references required; cottage and garden. Apply Thomas Flatt, Bridghsm Hall Farm. Thetford. (13142 TTNABM.—Wanted Michaelmas TBAMMAN ; able F drill and stack; good character required ; ...
... clock, H. Stevenson, Mr. G. Fisher ; box of R Farman, Mr. J. ; leg of mutton, YaUop, Mr. Biltz ; 68., F Atkinson, Mr. Farman ; Flatt H. Haines, Mr. Rought, Mr. Knowles ; lam ize, L. Stevenson, Hic. Rout : eet of j special ilkinson, Mr. Nichols , handk erohief ...
... us as any branch of agriculture. He still believed in the old adage, sheep will buy horse before horse will saddle.*’ Mr. Flatt, in reply, said the prices remised at Harling, Barohom, auu Swaffham by lambs sired by Mr. Brown’s rams testified to their ...