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... Messrs. Christopherson, A. F. Vulliamy,W. I Bennett, T. Mills, J. H. Grimwade, G. Cobb, G. Abbott, D. D. Steele, E. Pepper, Kent, Deaves, F. Lewis, F. C. Hunnibell, jun., the string band, Trinity l Church Choir, and the Gas Works Band, were thanked, as ...
... at X Lowestoft; William Blake, attempting to commit murder by drowning at Lowestoft; Stephen Oxborrow, stealing a pair of boots at Lowestoft; James Watson, stealing four watches at Halesworth; Emma Smith, obtaining goods by false pretences at Halesworth ...
... Walter Cordingley; 'Mechanic's Pride Lodge, Leiston, E.S. William Chandler; Gurdon LodFe, Grundisburgh, P.Gi 'William Mtyhew; Golden E.eapers Lodge, Ips' *wich, G.M. Wm. E. Leggett; Working Men's Col. lege Lodge, Ipswich, P.G. Eli Morley; Excelsior lLodge ...
... was first and second, and Mr. Docwra third. Mr. W. K. Tickner was first in Hamburgh cocks, gold or silver pencilled, with golden pencilled birds; Mr. Tickner was also third in the competition for gold or silver spangled cocks being beaten by Mr. Long ...
... the incessant tramping of the multitude, into a quag. mire, which made perambulation so difficult that next morning several boots and shoes were found sticking in the mud. The entertainments were of the usual excel- lent character, and if the weather had ...
... D.G.M. Christopher Grant and officers and brethren represent. ing the Orwell, Briton's Pride, Cardinal Wolsey, and Golden Reapers Lodges, to witness the admission of Mr. A. F. Vulliamy a d Mr. J. B. Fraser as honorary members, and Mr. E. C. Snell ...
... of Ml Frank Hill. son of our townsman, Mr. R. R. Hill, soli citor. Mr. Hill was prepared for his examination b. M4r. F. A. Kent, principal of Kesgrave Hall School. t On Saturday last the Reverend John Hardy Raven clerk, Master of Arts, was licensed to ...
... together until half-past ten the same night that this occurred. * The footprints precisely cor- responded with the prisoner's boots. Mr. Salmon was foi the prosecution; Mr. Walpole for the defence. BUN GAY. Lord Waveney having subscribed very liberally to ...