... 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 ...

... Charles W., Ashill 2 2 0 Dixon, Rev. W. F., Thurne 0 11 2 Dolan, Rev. J. A., Stokesby 19 Ewen, Rev Edward, Thornham 3 12 Flatt, Mr. Thomas, Bridgham 16 8 Ford, Rev. Edmund D., Morningthorpe 3 10 0 Freeman, Rev. William H., Whitwell 3 3 0 French, Rev ...

... not touched yoar pane. Witness then reported her loss to Police-conatable Allcock. The puree contained a sovereign, a half crown, a florin, and a little other money ho aiiver snd copper. There wererthree receipted bills the purse. Police-conatable Allcock ...