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... 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- ...
... and ihe catering tor tiie gi.este, who uuiubercd nearly 00. was admirably carried out by Mr. Frost, of the Crown inn. Kenaloghali. Mr. Walur Flatt presided. and after dinner the hen.th the Hen. ( . Vavasseur Fisuer was proposed in felicitous by Mr. Allen ...
... tilt., at the Crown Inn. Mr. Cocks, the landlord, placed ou the tables an excellent dinner. Mr. Ford, the anent, occupied the chair, and Mr. k last, of Rodney, the ri ^e chair. After the usual loyal toasts had been duly bon:. mei, Mr. Flatt propoeed the ...
... the Lynn District was held here in the Wesleyan Schoolroom, kindly lent by the Superintendent for the occasion. G.M. W. R. Flatt, of Methwold, pre- sided, and D.G.M. J. Harper, of Lynn, occupied the vice-chair. On a representation from the Perseverance ...
... Essex, to Susan, second daughter of the late Mr. N. Hunt, of Iken, in this county. Sunday se'nii.jyht Mr. Blomfield, of the Crown snd Sceptre, to Miss Laws, bnth of Ipswich. Wednesday last, at Bungay, Thomas Collingwood Hughes, E-q. son of the laic Rev ...
... ride. between it and ordinary bicycles. The all-steel construction (no malleable iron castings as in others) the tubular fork-crown* liquid brazing and many other studied features make the Raleigh distinctive. From £7. 12s. 6d. or by easy pa) mem* from 6 ...
... them belonged to him. Mr. Flatt was not at home at the time, but they were the ducks which lie bad lost; this was in the fore part of the afternoon—alter twelve o'clock ; went to Flatt'a door and saw his wife, who told him Flatt was not at home, and nobody ...
... 0, G. Roberts 0. F. Currv 1, total 5. Ashticld—F. Garrard 0, C. Lunimis 1, F. 1, A. Goodwin 0, H. Garrard 0. D. Ford 0, G. Flatt 1, D. Garrard 1, O. Ruddock 1, W. Bloomfield 1, T. Goodwin, 1, C. Goodwin 0, total 7. Denston Plumbers Arms v. Fornham Woolpaek ...
... House, Crown Street.! Buty St. Edmund's, FRANCES, aped 58 years, be-, loved wife C. M. Evans. 1 Funeral service the Cemetery Chapel, King's Road,i Bury St. Edmund's, Saturday, nth April, 1943, at 2.30 p.m. x FLATT —At Lakenheath. Emma Flatt, aged years ...
... widow of the late John Ely (for many years supernumerary at the Post Office), in her 82nd year. Flatt. — 3rd inst., at St. Marys- square, Newmaiket, Sidney Flatt, aged 11 months. Gibbs.— 6th inst., at Icklingham Hall, Mr. Charles Edward Gibb'. J. P., aged ...
... Fen On the previous Friday the disease attacked a herd of 26 beasts belonging to Mr. John Flatt, of that place, six of which had beon killed, and he (Mr. Flatt) was auxious to ascertain whether, if he slaughtered the remainder of the beasts, which continued ...
... Ingham Reading Room v. Ixwortb Crown. —At Ingham: Reading Room— Francis Cutting and T. Bennett 2, R. Burrows and B. Thompson 2, J. Nunn and W. Cutting 0, T. Worby and C. Farr 2, S. Cutting and B. Nunn 0, total sets 6 games. Crown —A. Lumley and .1. Clements ...