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... RYBURGH CREAD. the auspices of the North- Noriolk Conseriati%e Association, a public meeting for men was Lehi in the Boar inn, theat Eyburgb, on Saturday. Major Harry Smith presided, supported by Mr. Thomas A. Cook, prospective candidate for the division ...
... Marriages. ' BACON KING. --December 16. at the Church of the Annunciation. Bryanitun street. by the Rev. E. C. Ottley. D'Arry Johnston, son of the Isle D'Arcv Bacon. of Or.. to Naomi Frances. daught. r of S. 11. King, late of 22. Watts ityenue. Rochester ...
... :—k‘:finfifi{nofl-‘“ D‘fl)m--dlhhh D’Arcy Bacon, of Ore, : Wd&l King, late of 22, CHICHESTER—PARKS-SMITH.—On the 16th December, at St. Patrick's, Hove, by the Rev. Bernard Shaw, cousin of the bride, the Rev. Henry Baker, of Ryburgh Rectory, Norfolk, and the Rev. ...
... tramp, was brought in custody, charged the information John Robert Wharton, of Wviuoiidham, butcher, for sealing 3«lbs. of bacon Wymondbam tho 31' th October last. Prisoner was further charged by John Clark, Wyiuoudhaiu, feachcr and grindery merchant, with ...
... was ordered to pay a One of 20e. and 15e. comts. THEW OP ECOS.—Frederick Barnard, labourer. of Colkirk. was cherged with having stolen Bye hen* eggs, value 5d.. she property of Amour John Savory. farmer, of the name place—Wilfia,m Sent, yardman to prosecutor ...
... Dorothy A. Oakley, Woodbastwick: John Weales. East Dereham Nat.. jun.: Joyce D. Bindle. Barford: Mary K. Rout, Banham; Eileen Dawson. Cley; Anthony Frost. ClaAton: Douglas Majury. Brinton: Geoffrey Hardesty. Poringland: John E. Snelling, Barford; Jack H. ...
... fined Is., and 4b. costs. John Bone Great labourer, was charged bv Police-constable Newman with being drunk and disorderly at Great Bth Julv, and was fined 7s, 6d., and 4s. costs. Charles Bone and John Nelson of Great Ryburgh, labourere, were charged Polioeco ...
... appear, was ordered to pay a fine of 20s. and 15 THEPT OF EGGS.—Frederick Barnard, labourer, of Colkirk, wes charged with having stolen five hen s e(iz. value 5d., the property of Arthur John Savory, farmer, of the same place—William Sent, sudnnn to prosecutor ...
... la McntorSas. BACON.—In ever loving memory of our dear son. Pte. John F. Bacon, who died of wounds Germany. April 18th. 1918. Time may come and brine: it/ changes— Yet as dawn* another year. Memories keep ever • To one loved and still held dear. From ...
... against Edward and Frederick Wright, and fined Henry Wright 10a., and 12e. oasts, the Bench being of opinion the assault arose out of a drunken brawl. George Mallett, a tramp, hailing from Durham, was charged by Police-oonstable Bacon with begging at Last ...
... Stubbs, of Matins, to Gladys Richardson, of Chatteris. Dec Dec. 28. at St. John's, March, Eric John Tiffen. of Ring's End. to Vera Mabel Russell, of March. Dec. 26. at St. John's. March. Albert White to Freda Tabbitt. both of March. Dec. 26, at the parish ...
... Carter, Wiabech Pen James Smith. Lynn • John Jones, Gedney Hill Robert Bean, Long Sutton Mary Barrett. March Mary Godbold, Eastatoor Mary Peacock, Downham Market I John Back, Terrington John Herring, Lynn Matthew Bacon, Pincha m 'Sarah Claxton, Lynn Sophia ...