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... THE'! FORD. Tbmi'Eranck Entertainment. —On Wednesday evening, tho Temperance Society gave their crowning entertainment for tbi* season in the Temperance Hall to a crowded audience. The first part consisted of an amusing and instructive dialogue entitled ...
... KENNINGHALL. The annual dinner of the Kenninghall Crown QuoiK Club was held at the Crown Hotel on Tuesday, when about forty members sat down to capital repast, provided Host and Hoetees Drage. Mr. w. M. MacGowen was in the chair, and amongst tho*© present ...
... Farm-heuse, witk ample Buildings and Yards, and about 3 Acres of Acoommodation Grass Land adjoining, occupied by Mr. William Flatt, 4 good Cottages, 20 Acres of superior old Pasture Land the Stoke Rood, and Acres of Skirt and Fen Land. EDWARD BANHAM & SON ...
... KENNINGHAIJi. The Property Market.—On Monday . Crown Hotel, Kenninßhall, Mr. Alexander offered for sale by public auction a property well-built bnok-and-ule bus new premises, coraprisin* grccer and drapers abop, wit» house a«d premises, am*, aituate ...
... from Feltwell to Methwold Hithe, containing 79 Acres, more or less, bounded by Tennis Drove north, land belonging to Robert Flatt east, and the public road leading from Feltwell [to Methwold Hithe west, numbered 178, 187,188, 189, and 190, on the Tithe ...
... Long «. Joseph Flatt, which came from Uoulton, where the defendant is a laborer, who denied hie liability in claim for 81. Is. sd. for goods of different descriptions. Mr. and Mrs. Long appeared on the one side, and Ur. and Mrs. Flatt on the other—the ...
... Vote. Flatt took hie breakfast and hi, tmk to ana . offic , wer , him at 7 a*m., * 'pi, tt j proposed and earned. ■ The greatest uproar declined get up. d V dfc'toedand Sccompaniad the a peaches of the candidates. Mr. told him to get up, Flatt'then supporters ...
... Norfolk; EDWARD B. LOTNE3. Solicitor, Wells, Norfolk. [16,7«1 EAST HUDHAM, NORFOLK. To Sold by Auction, by rOHN BA.NSON, at the Crown Inn, East Rodham, on Friday, September 29M, 1876, at Fin for Six o’clock in the Erenino, subject to Conditions of Bale to be ...
... told me he was going to Mr. Flatt's. He went out of the back door, and I heard him come round the house in the direction of Mr. Flatt's, the opposite direction to the wood. He returned as soon as he could have gone to Mr. Flatt's ; as near as I can say about ...
... rate of wages in the parish. The Attleborough horse pit wav a ...
... William BotU, farmer, of Aslacton. charged Inspector Armstrong with working mare at Moult«.n whilst in unfit sta-tc, and Henry Flatt, labonrer. of Aelucton. was with aiding and absttiug. Mr. Chitlock de» fended. Police-constable William Slater stated that ...
... DOWN HAM. Tn* Bowling Gb*bn at the Crown Hotel woe opened Friday last, which occasion the members sat down one of Mrse Wayman a reehdrie spreads. Nabbow Escap*. —On Saturday laat narrow escape of aseriou* accident Aa the 2 30 train waa approaching Downham ...