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... 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 ...
... ten, he saw Flatt in the steeple, and both remained until half-past, when they left. Witness said he should go home after letters, but Flatt said he should go back :a have anote chm.Wtess ieunrth same roof, close to the churchyard, with Flatt. When witness ...
... proceed with the case against Willianm Flatt, or whether they should proceed to examine the parties charged as ascessories after the murder. After a coulaion, the latter course wasde- termined upon, when Ann Flatt, the mother, Eliza Flatti the sister, ...
... Fletcher. the prisoner Flatt was then remanded until Thurs- day next for further examination, when it is stated there I will be forty witnesses in attendance to give evidence. Ann Flatt, the mother of the prisoner, and Eliza Flatt, his sister, were then ...
... aflizes, five perfi.ns received lenience cf death, vis. Win. Bulton, John Blake, and Stephen Doorman, for burglaries ; Henry Flatt 5: Jolin Miy- hew, for horieftealing : Bolton is left fer execution, and the reft are reprieved. — Eli*. Adhoufe, John Moft ...
... ATHLETIC SPORTS AT LOWES- TOFT. These sports took place on Monday, in the Crown I meadow, Beceles-road, kindly lent by Mr. C. Burton. Every arrangement was made by the energetic Com- mittee for the convenience of the public and a grand stand, capable ...
... oftler took with him to bed. It. At Norwich affizes, Wro. Bales, Robert Blanchffower, Samuel Flatt, and John Turner, re- •nived fentence of death. Blanchflower and Flatt were reprieved before the judge's departure ; Tur- ner and Bales were left for* execution ...
... all by Mr. Flitt'n Wantisden Duke. A speieal prize, given by Mr. W. Flatt. for foals bybhis horas, was won by Mr. A. Preston, Mr. C, Ling being second. The special for best foal, by Crown Prince, Mr. Sas. Clarke was again in front. The special for best foal ...
... Charles Alfred, only son of the late Mr. Charles Flatt, of South Pickenbam, to Sarah Charlotte, third daughter of Mr. Wm. Go wing, of Tharston Hall Farm, in that county. MORPHEY-MAYE.-1lth inst., at Crown Street, Meet. ing House, Ipswich, by the Rev. Mr ...
... cOn- ducted. The chapel was filled with sorrowing friends, and the service-which was conducted by the Rev. A. A. Dowsett (of Crown-street Chapel, Ipswich), assisted by the Rev. T. Puddicombe (Wesleyan minister, of Woodbridge)-was simple. As the coffin was ...
... Others. Prospectuses on aprliatiou--- PRINTING ! PRINTING! PRINTING ' (By Water and Steam Power). iflENRY KNIGHTSS 'Bible & Crown Printing Offlce, PRINVCES STREET, I 1-? S W I a (And Publisher of the Ipsivich Joerna4al), XECUTES every description of Letter ...
... - FLARTT.-13th inst., at Methwold, Norfolk, b Wm. George Peck, of Thetford, to Emma, youngest daughter of the late Mr. Wm. Flatt, of Methwold. ti HERTSLET-- WORSHIP.-13th inst., at St. Mary's h Church, Riverhead, by the Rev. C. H. Bull, vicar of l St. ...