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... Simpson, rector of Mickfield, of the above county, to Frances, youngest daughter of John Johnson Gay, Esq., of Alborough Hall. On Thursday last, at Banham, by the Rev. John Sintees, rector Mr. Alfred Jolly, the eldest son of Mr. George Jolly, farmer and ...
... WANTED IMMEDIATELY, an experienced Female Assistant. One who understands the Millinery would be preferred. Apply to John B. Thirtle, Draper, Bungay. [2919 House Wanted. AT or before Lady Day next, out of the City, but within ten .fifteen minutes' walk ...
... Drapers' Assistants. TSXANTED, an Experienced Business! V V Young Woman. Apply (stating age, salary,| references, &c.,) to John B. Thirtle, Diaper, Bungay. WANTED, a Young Man who has hadS some experience in/Book-keeping, and has* business qualifications for ...
... Tuesday was from os. to 6s. per quarter, and the price of Flour fell two-pence per stone. Police.—George Hunt, aged 16, and John Smith, aged 18, were committed to prison for seven days, for yfilfully breaking two large panes of glass the dwelling house ...
... Walsingham.— John Coates, John Tucker. Wisbech. —Henry Y. Cheverton, John Bonsor. Thetford. — John Piggott, Henry Banks, Philip Jameson. Mildenhall.— Samuel H. Wardley, Peter Prescott, jun., Thomas Newton. Ely.— Joseph Midgley, Matthew Salt, ...
... communicated by the Commissioners to Guardians, their Circular letter of the 20'h of Octolicr last, the pauper, Elizabeth Thirtle' is not removable from the Hamlet of Lakenham, from'which it proposed to remove her, she having resided in that Hamlet more ...
... WANTED, respectable, active, welleducated You»t»Jls an Apprentice to the General Drapery Business Apply to Messrs. Pratt and Thirtle, Lowestoft. WANTED, good Cook (not under 30 years of age). Apply, it' hy letter post paid, stating Age, Wages, &c, Mr. S. ...
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... Innings. 1 b. Ferrier 3—b. Thirtle 3 SeariS b. Ferrier 28—b. Thirtle 11 Sail c. Thirtle b. Ferrier 7—b. Thirtle 0 Mallb. Ferrier s—b. Devereux . 6 c. and b. Tbirtle 2—c. and b. Devereux 6 Keeker M. b. Thirtle s—b. ...
... Sadd, runout 12 Chase, b. by Devereux 11 Blacker, not ont 28 Sheriffe, b. Alderson 3 Cresswell, b. Thirtle 9 Poley, b. Thirtle 26 Prestwidge, b. Thirtle 0 Parker, c. Ray Mayes, c. by Ray 18 Lincoln, c. Seppings .. Byes 18 Wide 2 _ _ 148 _ The Lowestoft ...
... Davidson, 30s each, John Dunham, (previously 10s.) John Brmdcd, (previously 10s,) Abraham Bealcs (jireviously 10s,) John Balls, (previously 10s,) Richard Tubby, (previously 10s.) John Kirk, (previously 10s ) 10s each, Henry Grimes, John ...
... Spencer. William Spencer, toMi Anna Kitton, of Rose Cottage HeMh«? 2° Thm ? , »T- November 16tb, ChrUt lebone.by the Rev. John Garwood. A.M.. od - Wellington Terrace, St ¦rJoMph Cook, Great Yarmouth. On Saturday last, tbe pariah church !(«*-. . b ...