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... THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE ESTATES WILL RE OFFERED For SALE by PUBLIC AOCTION, By CASE W & SON, At the Crown Inn, in Downham Matket, On Wednesday, the 20th day of August-instant, At Six o'clock in the Afternoon, In Two Lots, ( Subject to such Conditions of ...
... PROPERTY SALES. There were several sales , - .f propett• at the Itrate and Crown Mot..) nn s a l, day, chiefly of Marshland holdiuga. and there a large attendance. With .true;; trio Mr 3 It Boa., Mearrs Greirory Son put up for axle tan small holding'' ...
... Harieston Crown on Sunday. . . Herleston batted first. losing Nick Eilerington for nine early on. Fellow opener P. Nicolpulo hold things together with an innings of 56. He had useful stands with Andy Thomson 1141, Ben Plum 1161, Steve Flatt 1141 and Brian ...
... SUFFOLK. TO SOLD BY AUCTION, By F. and J. ABBOTT, the Bear and Crown Inn, Ipswich, on Saturday, the IHth day April, at Four o’clock in the Afternoon, FKIHE following valuable FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD PROPERTY, situate in and BARHAM, within four miles Ipswich: ...
... half-crowns for goods to the value of 7s. S ...
... CAPITAL TATLas, AT GLEMSFORD, SUFFOLK. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. COLCHESTER, At the Rose and Crown Inn, in Sudbury, on Thursday, the 28th day of July, 1832, at One fur Two o'clock pre. ciselv, IN LOTS, 9 'HIS capital ESTATE, called the CLOCK -15- ...
... ORFORD COURSBING MEETING. THIS DAY. ' Stewards : Arthur Heywood, Esq., J. J. Hornby, Esq., essrs. W. W. Flatt, W. Toller, Wm. Eastaugh, W. ‘Wilson. Judge : Sturley Nunn, Esq. Slipper: C. Dixn..x.‘l This ever-popular nu.ofiu imwn in public favour with each ...
... 16 • I - Nab . .06Aidadbrifi l diftetartim i • book entitled ror Crown and Country, depicting the history of the British Army, and plans to boost Poppy Day collections by lending the book to leathers for a small fee. when a special award was presented ...
... A. Crown, IN; i (Mr. Barber), Mr. .1. 177; 3 (Mr. T. Douglas). MI. F. Bourke, 173; lucky nuabor (Mr. J. Lockwood), Mr. A. Burger. Ft; 'lushest ecure first half (Mr. J. iiwkooodo, Mies U. Bunting, N. Mr. T. Bonging was M.C. for the whist, an,l Mr. J. Crown ...
... Page (Ditchingham), Mr. and Mrs. W. Denny (Alburgh). Mr. and Mrs. Jack Flatt and Mr. and Mrs. James Flatt (Redenhall). Mrs. R. Watts (Caerphilly). Mr. J. Flatt (Harleston), Mr. W. Flatt (Harleston). Mr. W. Runnacles (Norwich). Mr. J. Turner (Gissing) and ...
... the said John Flatt. and which said House belongs to. and is rented of Elijah Eyre and Company, of King's Lynn, and which I intend to keep as an Inn, Ale House, or Victualling House. Given under my hand this day of July, 1877. JOHN FLATT. ...
... W the fc*»e been crowned beyond his hopes. This profirfioo hsnreft foe* cceding ton period rn which wst felt the ftarcity ofbread. hss not little coawibiiied quiet the. triads, and eacoorage hopes, the people; to niCpate the sianas danger, and endear ...