... names of Mr. Henry Gedny and Mr. Flatt. (Applause.) Mr. Gedny, in returning thanks, said he was sorry he had already purchased so largely, as the lambs for sale that day were a very superior lot indeed. (Cheers.) Mr. Flatt also returned thanks. The Health ...

... FRAMLTNGRAm LIvt STOCK ASSOCIATION. - A meeting of the General Committee was held on Saturday I evening, the 22nd inst., at the Crown Hotel, when the ! following members of the Committee were present:-. Mr. F. i. Cook, Framlingbam (chairman); Mr. Samuel 1 Toller ...

... Freeman, Eeq., Thos. Mayhew, Esq., James Southwell, Esq., J. M. Lsng, Esq., Rt. Cavell, Esq., Richd. Mayhew, Esq,; Messrs. Flatt, Crampin, Flick, Stoplser, Foulaham, Crowe, Barnes, Thurlow, and many other of the respects able tradesmen and inhabitants ...

... anni. versary of this excellent society was made an event of in the town. Dinner was provided in first.rate style, at the Crown Hotel, by Mr. W. Law, the host. About one hundred and ninty persons sat down shortly after the hour appointed. A cool and ...

... the survivors 40 years of age. But since that time the present Queen bad been born, and the Protestant succes-t sion to the Crown had been continued; moreover her Ma jesty's uncles had been kept in possession of the Throne until she was of age to take it ...

... by Mlr. T. W. Grim- wood, of the Crown Hotel, Wnodbridge, were-Mlr. Sherwood, M~r. O. Gooderham, Mar. 3. Toiler, Mr. G. Smith, Mr. A. S. Gayford, Mir. Dewing, Mr. S. 3. Fiske, Mr. 3. Catchpole, Letheriaghem; Mr. W. Flatt, Wantieden; Mr. G. Griimwade, Bodfield; ...

... at the Crown Hotel, on Wednesday evening, the contract of Messrs. Bands and Jeckell,.Ipswich, for canvas, &c., and that of Mr. Adams, Woodbridge, for building the grand stand, were accepted. PROPERTY SALE.-Mr. Arnott sold by auction at the i Crown Hotel ...

... isque, but we were un- . ogive a rertE if {he subsequent ProWedings. An g excellent repast wasrprovidedd b r.FSeweU, of the Crown Hotel. In. the theence of the Pridet of the Associa- 5 tion, and of Lrd-Rndleshai, X.P., w*o had intended to thake his -e 1Rby;Y ...

... amongst whom were several adepts in the art of clipping from Norfolk. The sheep were shewn in a meadow at the back of the Crown Inn, presenting a very gratifying and interesting scene. The shearing occupied about five hours, The work was executed very ...

... from the following gentlemen acting as stewards in the different departments :-Suffolk horses: Mr. Wm. Wolton, Mr. W. AV. Flatt, and Mr. E. H. F. Alston. Horses other than Stsffolk: Mr. Samuel Toller, Mr. C. A. Rersey, and Mr. Ambrose Capon. Hackneys ...

... Mr. Thomas Arnull, training groom, to Lucy, daughter of Mr. F. Biloss, of the Crown Inn, all of Newmarket. On the 27th instant was married, at Woodbridge, Mr. Win. Flatt, Saxmtundham, to Miss Freeman, of Wood- bridge. mn , Lately died, at Butley, much ...

... meeting was held at the Crown and Castle Hotel, Orford, on Monday, for the purpose of adding an extra 16-dog stake to the coming coursing meeting. Thechair was twikon by Mr J.T HEornbv, and the follow- ina gentlemen were ?? W Flatt, Mr W Wilson, Mr J Wilson ...