... tinfcl d fplendor of a Court to praife. Mine the theme f*ir merit to purfue, To give to Genius and to Worth its due; Alike to flatt'ry and chicane foe, Fain would numbers pay that debt owe To you, whofe falutary an can, give Relief to pain, and bid the wretched ...

... the first leg, drew level in the second and, In an exciting finish, won a close match. He then teamed up with Mr. William Flatt, of the same house, to win the doubles final. After losing the first leg to Mr. B Keeble and Mr. K. Rusted, of Mettleld Huntsman ...

... Ratepayers the above District, qualified to vote in the election of Members of the Drainage Board for the year ensuing, held the Crown Inn, Stoke Ferry, on tho 7th day of September, 1871, I do hereby certify that the following persons were duly elected members ...

... Lawes. Johnny Lawe,s W. Mayhew, A. Rose. G. Rumsey and B. Wright. The 'Crowns won the return friendly against Llford by 6 games to 4; the Crown team was D. Cracknell, J. Flatt. W. Kett. F. Rose (capt.). H. Spurting. W. Whatling. W. Abbott. A Cornish ...

... J. Pettit 27-9; F. Pearce. J. Morris. A. Knappett beat H. Hunt. D. Scott, J. Scott 25-11. KENNINOHALL CROWN v. WATNEY'S (TIVETSHALL) Kenninghall Crown entertained Watney's (Tivetahsll) in a South Norfolk League match last week and with all blocks successful ...

... rains came Flatt, an enigma already at 17, sweeping and pulling his way to a career high 25 not out. Guest bowler David Tooley then made a mess of last man Tim Courridge's stumps. The 11-year-old looked hard done by until his team-mates reminded him that ...

... and the Manor of Gooderstonc cum Oxbvrgh. .arc***-*. n’ftntttiHtief/ Have received instructions offer for SALE AUCTION, the Crown Inn, Swaffham, o>i Saturday, July 10, Four the afternoon, in Lots, valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, oon_ sistmg a neat brick-huilt ...

... Railway Tavern 5, New Buckenham King's Head B 4; Brockdish King's Head 5. Diss White Horse 4; Snooker Centre Good uns 7, Gissing Crown 2: Tibenham Greyhound K's 9, Old Buckenham Ox and Plough 0; Long Stratton Swan 7, Tibenham Greyhound 9's 2. Division Two: ...

... Councillor for the West Guiltcross Division, was held with much success on Tuesday evening ia the club room of the Crown Hotel. Mr. T. Flatt, of Quidenham, presided. Accompanying Major Morpement were Sergt.-Instructor Wright, Colonr-Sergeant Lister (Hockham) ...

... DINNIR At the Crown Hotel - w - a - s - 11:0;;;Ied by upwards of 50 gentlemen of the town and neighbourhood. Mr. T. L. Reed preaideat ; Mr. Dimwit, vice-chairman; and amongst those present we noticed Geo. Wood, Esq. (Denver), A. Maskett, Esq., Messrs ...

... involving Barnett, Flatt and then Bartrum, who moved the ball across to Ready, put Harleston ahead for the first time. After the break a free kick taken by Parke found Bartrum and he shot just wide. Oval had a shot blocked and Flatt missed a chance as ...

... HORSE. William farmar. Aelaoten.. was charged Inspector Armstrong with working mare al Moulton whilst in an atfUe, and Hrnry Flatt, labourer, of Aslacton, waa charged with aiding and abetting. Mr. de* William Slater stated that and Po 1 ioe-constable Leech ...