Norfolk Newspapers
Norfolk Chronicle
Extracts from January 9th 1813
NORWICH
NOTICE is hereby given, that the Appeals to the fresh Rates for the
Assessed Taxes under the Act of the last Session of Parliament, and to the
additional Charges made by Mr. Hunter, the Inspector, will be heard at the
Guildhall, on Thursday, the twenty-first of January, 1813, at eleven
o'clock in the forenoon.
LOCAL MILITIA
NOTICE is hereby given, that a General Meeting of the Lieutenancy will be
held at the Shirehouse, on Wednesday next, at the hour of One precisely,
to apportion the number of Men to be provided by the respective Subdivisions
for the Norfolk Local Militia.
By order of His Majesty's Deputy Lieutenants,
LAY,
Clerk to the General Meetings.
DEANERY of BROOKE
THE Friends of the Religious Education of the Poor, in the Deanery of
Brooke, both Clergy and Laity, are earnestly requested to meet at the Swan
Inn, Loddon, on Tuesday, the 19th instant, at twelve o'clock in the
forenoon, in order to promote the beneficial designs of the Norfolk and
Norwich Society, within that Deanery.
Jan 5th, 1813.
EAU BRINK DRAINAGE ACTS
NOTICE is hereby given, that the next Quarterly Meeting of the
Commissioners of Drainage for carrying into further execution the said
Acts of Parliament, will be holden at the Hoop Inn, in the town of
Cambridge, on Thursday, the fourteenth day of January next, at eleven
o'clock in the forenoon.
Dated the 28th day of December, 1812.
WM. LEMMON,
Clerk to the said Commissioners.
BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION
For the Relief of Decayed Tradesmen, their Widows and Orphans.
THE Directors of this Association are desired to meet at the Hall in the
Market, on Tuesday, the nineteenth day of January instant, precisely at
twelve o'clock, being the day appointed for the Quarterly Meeting.
CHARLES BAGG,
Clerk to the Association.
Norwich, January 5th, 1813.
ALTERATION of the DAY Of Holding the BECCLES MARKET
At the request of the Inhabitants of Beccles and its neighbourhood, I,
ROBERT SPARROW, Lord of the Manor of Beccles, do hereby order and direct
that after Saturday the 23rd day of January next, the above Market shall
be held and kept in the New Market Place in Beccles aforesaid, on Friday
in every week, in lieu of Saturday the present Market-day. Given under my
hand this 26th day of December, 1812.
ROBERT SPARROW.
LODDON ASSOCIATION
For Apprehending and Prosecuting Thieves, for indemnifying each other
against Losses by Theft, and granting Rewards on the Conviction of
Offenders.
AT a Meeting of the Members at Loddon Swan Inn, the 16th of December,
1812, the Rules of the Society were ratified, and several Contributions
towards Losses paid.
WM. UTTING, Treasurer.
MEMBERS.
- Arminghall.
- Mr. Robert George
- Ashby.
- Mr. Robert Monsey
- Bergh Apton.
- Mr. Robert Batchelder
Robert Freston
C. Tompson, Esq.
- Bungay.
- Mr. Thomas Sayer, jun.
- Carlton next Langley.
- Mr. Thomas Cullum
William Johnson
Francis Perkins
- Chedgrave.
- Rev. William Hobson
- Claxton.
- Mr. Wm. S. Batchelder
Jeremiah Batchelder
Wm. Cooke
- Ellingham.
- Mr. William Hoddy
- Hales.
- Mr. Robert Buck
J. Hase's Executors
James Jennings
William Nichols
- Hardley.
- Mr. Joseph Adams, jun.
Joseph Duffin
Samuel Goddard
William Hood
- Hedenham.
- Mr. O.G. Clarke's Exrs.
- Hellington.
- Mr. Robert Newman
- Langley.
- Mr. Francis Browne
Thomas Burton, jun.
Richard Cossey
John Read
- Loddon.
- Mr. Philip Beard
Thomas Blake
Daniel Branch
E.D. Browne
E. Bonfellow
Wm. Burton
Wm. Dowson
Wm. Ebden
John Fisher
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- Mr. William George
Edward Gibbs
Daniel Hotson
Guyton Jollye
William Lamb
James Lawrence
William Page
Samuel Palmer, Esq.
Mr. J.C. Parkerson
Thomas Press
James Shreeve
John Spence
Francis Tovell
Henry Thirkettle
Robert Ward
- Mundham.
- Mr. John Back
Rev. J. Gilbert
Mr. Michael Roberts
- Postwick.
- Mr. Robert Gilbert
- Raveningham.
- Mr. James Denny
- Reedham.
- Mr. Jeremiah Nichols
- Rockland.
- Mr. T.B. Crowe
- Seething.
- Mr. Wm. Crickmore, jun.
Robert Grimer
- Sisland.
- Mr. Wm. Browne
Osmond Clarke, sen.
Robert Tibbenham
- Stockton.
- Mr. Robert Bonfellow
- Thurlton.
- Mr. James Disney
Thomas Sayer, sen
- Thurton.
- Mr. Edward Burton
John Garnham
John Minister
William Utting
- Thwaite.
- Mr. Matthew Rackham
- Topcroft.
- Mr. Robert Warmoll
- Trowse.
- Mr. J.P. Garrad
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To be SOLD by AUCTION
Wells, Dec. 16, 1812.
In the month of March, if not disposed of before by Private Contract.
AN excellent large DWELLING-HOUSE, with Garden, &c. in which an
extensive Boarding-school has been carried on for more than 30 years; it
is also well suited for a genteel family retiring from business, being
pleasantly situated on the Butt-lands, the best part of the town; also
several Freehold Cottages, with a large Garden, and an allotment of Common
Land, well worth the attention of a Gardener.
Apply to Mr. W. Ransome, of Wells.
To be SOLD by AUCTION
By J. SHARPE & SON,
At the King's Head Inn, Loddon, on Tuesday, January 19th, 1813,
54 Capital OAK TIMBERS, 20 Ash ditto and eight Elm ditto on the Farm of
Mr. Nichols, at Loddon, Hales. - The above timbers will be sold in small
lots for the convenience of purchasers, and are within two miles of the
navigable river.
TIMBER
OAK, ASH, & WALNUT-TREE.
To be SOLD by AUCTION,
By J. SHARPE & SON,
At the Angel Inn, at Long Stratton, on Friday, the 15th of January, 1813,
at two o'clock in the afternoon, in small Lots,
97 Capital OAK, ASH, and WALNUT TIMBER TREES. - Printed Particulars may be
had at the George, in the Haymarket, Norwich; the Angel, Long
Stratton; and of the Auctioneers, Hempnall.
To be SOLD by AUCTION
By DAVID DE CAUX,
On Monday, the 11th of January, 1813, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon,
on the Boat Quay, situate in Lynn.
The entire CARGO of the ship Annette and Henriette; comprising between
four and five thousand Red and White Wood 2½ and 3 inch Christiana
Deals, from 10 to 15 feet long, and 700 seven and eight feet 2½ and
3 inch Deal Ends.
N.B. The above Cargo will be divided into suitable lots for the
accommodation of purchasers.
To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT
With Immediate Possession,
A Small ESTATE, consisting of a brick and tiled Dwelling-house, and three
acres of excellent arable and pasture Land; the situation is a good one
for a Butcher or Dealer in Stock, being six miles from two large Market
Towns.
For further particulars apply to Mr. John Harvey, Great Fransham, near
Swaffham, Norfolk.
To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT
A Desirable Small FARM, consisting of a Farmhouse, barn, stable, and other
convenient outbuildings, in good repair, and about 176 acres of arable,
meadow, and pasture land, in a ring fence, situate in Hardingham, in
Norfolk.
The whole is freehold (except a very small part thereof, which is
copyhold), and possession may be had a Michaelmas next.
Further particulars may be known on application to Mr. James Hales,
solicitor, Norwich.
To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT
THE following ESTATE, at Saham Toney, in the county of Norfolk, (viz.)
An exceedingly good Dwelling-house, with convenient outbuildings, all in
good repair, a garden planted with choice fruit trees, and about 132 A. of
excellent arable and pasture land, surrounding the dwelling-house, in a
ring fence, and divided into convenient enclosures.
The above Dwelling-house is situate in a pleasant part of the parish of
Saham Toney, within a mile of the market town of Watton, and is well
calculated for the residence of a gentleman's family.
Price and further particulars may be had by applying personally to
Mr. Grigson, of Watton, or by letter, post-paid.
ESTATE at THORNAGE
To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT,
A Most desirable and highly valuable ESTATE, situate at Thornage and
Stodey, in the county of Norfolk, in the occupation of Mr. R.G. Waller;
comprising a good farm-house, with barns, stables, and all other
convenient outbuildings, in complete repair; and about 210 acres of
excellent arable, meadow, and pasture Land.
Thornage is situate within about two miles of Holt, and is esteemed to be
one of the pleasantest villages in the county. - The post to and from
Dereham passes by the house daily.
For further particulars apply (by letters post-paid) to Mr. Dugmore, of
Swaffham.
NOTICE to DEBTORS and CREDITORS
ALL persons who stand indebted to the Estate and Effects of the late
Mr. EDWARD SMITH, farmer, of Strumpshaw, in Norfolk, are desired to pay
their respective Debts within one month from the date hereof to
Mr. William Pyle, miller, of the same place, his Executor; and all persons
having any demands are requested to send in their accounts, as above,
immediately.
Jan. 8, 1813.
ALL persons who have demands upon the estate and effects of JOHN
LOCKETT, late of King's Lynn, in the county of Norfolk, glassman,
deceased, are requested by his executors to send an account thereof to
L.W. and J. Jarvis, attornies, Lynn. And all persons who stood indebted to
the said John Lockett, at the time of his death, are desired to pay their
debts, within one month from the date hereof, to the said L.W. and
J. Jarvis, who are authorised by the executors to receive the same.
Lynn, 1st January, 1813.
PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, bearing date
the twelfth day of December, 1810, made in a Cause wherein WILLIAM NICE
and TABITHA, his Wife, (in behalf of themselves and all other the
Creditors of HANSLIP LONG, formerly of King's Lynn, in the County of
Norfolk, Tanner, and afterwards of Carlton, in the county of Cambridge)
are Plaintiffs, and JOHN KIRKBY and others are Defendants, the Creditors
of the said Hanslip Long, under and by virtue of a certain Assignment or
Deed of Trust, bearing date the 15th day of January, 1803, made by the
said Hanslip Long, to the Defendants, John Kirkby and Joseph Long, in
trust for his said Creditors, are forthwith to come in and prove their
debts before Francis Paul Stratford, Esquire, one of the Masters of the
said Court, at his chambers, in Southampton-Buildings, Chancery-lane,
London, or in default thereof, they will be excluded the benefit of the
said Decree.
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