Tharston Newspaper Articles ID FullName Date Address Category Notes 1 DUFFIELD H 31.07.1805 Bury And Norwich Post Crime Yesterday se'nnight Mary Moore and Mary Lambert were committed to the Castle by the Rev. Burroughes, charged with stealing 6 geese, the property of H. Duffield, of Tharston. 2 BROWNE n/k 31.07.1805 The Norfolk Chronicle Death Mrs. Browne, wife of Mr. Browne, farmer, of Tharston, in this county, aged 69. 3 HARVEY Robert 20.10.1810 The Norfolk Chronicle Land THARSTON COURTS. - NOTICE is hereby given, that the GENERAL COURTS BARON of ROBERT HARVEY, Esq. for his Manors of Tharston, and Tharston Jermyes, will be holden at Mr. Fulcher's, in Tharston, on Wednesday, the 31st day of October instant, at 12 o'clock; and all persons entitled to be admitted to any lands or tenements, held of the same manors, are desired to attend, and be admitted thereto, on pain of forfeiting the same, and the tenements of the said manors are directed to attend and pay their quit rents due at Michaelmas last. - Oct. 19th 1810 - CHAS. HARVEY, Steward. 4 FUTTER Richard 30.05.1778 The Ipswich Journal Sale On FRIDAY the 5th June, at GARRAWAY'S Coffee-house Changealley, London, at Twelve o'clock, in Four Lots. - LOT 1. THE MANOR OF THARSTON JERMYES, with the rights and privileges belonging thereto now in hand, and a FARM situate at Faucett [Forncett] St. Peter's and Faucett St, Mary's, containing One hundred and thirty acres, in the occupation of Rosh Ringer. - LOT 1. THE MANOR OF THARSTON JERMYES, with the rights and privileges belonging thereto now in hand, and a FARM situate at Faucett [Forncett] St. Peter's and Faucett [Forncett] St. Mary's, containing One hundred and thirty acres, in the occupation of Rosh Ringer. - LOT II. The RECTORY and GREAT TYTHES of THARSTON arising from about Sixteen hundred acres of rich land, the greatest part arable, with a large barn, and suitable quantity of glebe. - LOT III. A Tenement and Fourteen acres of meadow and arable land in Faucett [Forncett] St. Peter, in the occupation of Mr. John Smith. - LOT IV. A Farm situate at Tharston, consisting of Thirty acres of land, and proper conveniences in the possession of Mr. Richard Futter - The above mentioned estates are situate within Ten miles of Norwich, and have unlimited right of commonage on a vast extent of land. - To be viewed by applying to the tenants, of whom printed particulars may be had; also at the Swam, Long Stratton; Scole Inn; the post-houses at Norwich, Ipswich, Thetford and Newmarket; Crown, Hockerill; Black Boy, Chelmsford; White Hart, Brentwood; at the place of sale; of Messrs. Jackson and Sim, Mark-lane, and of Mr. Skinner, Aldersgate-street, London. 5 LORD John 04.03.1786 The Norfolk Chronicle Sale To Be SOLD - A COTTAGE, with about two Acres of Land adjoining, Part Copyhold, and Part Freehold, in the Parish of THARSTON, in Norfolk, and in the Occupation of John Lord, Tenant at Will, who will shew the Premises. - For further Particulars enquire of William Betts, of Shottisham, or of W. Stevenson, Bookseller - March 4, 1786. 6 COLEMAN George 27.10.1787 The Norfolk Chronicle Sale To Be SOLD - AN ESTATE, at THARSTON, near Long Stratton, in Norfolk, consisting of a Farmhouse, and convenient Buildings, with upwards of 100 Acres of exceeding good Land adjoining, in the Occupation of Mr. George Coleman. - For further Particulars apply to Messrs. Foster, Son, and Unthank, Attornies, in Norwich. 7 WICKS Robert 20.10.1810 The Norfolk Chronicle Miscellaneous Mr. Robert Wicks, of Tharston, in this county, has at this time an apple tree in full blossom. 8 STANNARD B 31.05.1815 Bury And Norwich Post Death Monday se'nnight, after a long illness, aged 63, Mr. B. Stannard, farmer, of Tharston. 9 BLOMFIELD William 17.01.1818 The Norfolk Chronicle Crime WYMONDHAM ASSOCIATION - TEN GUINEAS REWARD. - WHEREAS, late on Friday Night or early on Saturday Morning, January 10th, some person or persons broke into the Counting-house of WM. BLOMFIELD, at Tharston Mills, by forcing the shutter of the glass door, and taking out a square of glass, and unlocking the door, and stole therefrom a small BOX, containing about eight pounds in Silver and Halfpence: whoever will give such information as may lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders, shall receive the above Reward, by applying to T. C. Watson, Secretary to the Association for Prosecuting House-breakers Horse-stealers, &c. in the Hundred of Forehoe, and adjacent Hunderds. And also a further Reward of TWENTY POUNDS, from the said Wm. Blomfield. 10 MATTHEWS J 05.10.1822 The Norfolk Chronicle Sale SALES BY AUCTION - ------- - THARSTON, near LONG STRATTON, - By J. SHARPE and SON, - On Monday, October 7th, 1822, on the Farm of Mr. J. MATTHEWS. - All the Live and Dead FARMING STOCK, Implements, with part of the Household Furniture, &. The Stock comprises four horses, two two-year old colts, four cows, pair of heifers, forward in calf, two steers, swine, waggons, carts, ploughs, harrows, rolls, with a variety of useful Implements, and a general assortment of kitchen requisites, and Dairy and Brewing Utensils, which will appear in Catalogues, to be had at the inns in Long Stratton; the place of sale; and of the Auctioneers. 11 ABBS Michael 16.09.1826 The Norfolk Chronicle Business GAME LISTS - COUNTY OF NORFOLK. - PERSONS who have obtained GAME CERTIFICATES for the year 1825:- - List (1) GENERAL CERTIFICATES, - Abbs Michael, Tharston - ------- - Spratt Henry, Tharston 12 SPRATT Henry 16.09.1826 The Norfolk Chronicle Business GAME LISTS - COUNTY OF NORFOLK. - PERSONS who have obtained GAME CERTIFICATES for the year 1825:- - List (1) GENERAL CERTIFICATES, - Abbs Michael, Tharston - ------- - Spratt Henry, Tharston 13 READ W 21.05.1814 The Norfolk Chronicle Accident Conveyed to the Hospital - ------- - W. Read, of Tharston, aged 20, with a bruise on the loins. 14 SPRATT Benet 18.01.1827 Cheltenham Chronicle Miscellaneous FRIDAY's LONDON GAZETTE - Bankrupts. - ------- BENET SPRATT, Tharston, Norfolk, miller. - ------- 15 HART Elizabeth 16.02.1831 Bury And Norwich Post Death DIED. - Same day, in the 92nd year of her age. Elizabeth, relict of the late Mr. Thomas Hart, of Tharston, one of the Society of Friends. 16 COPPING G 18.05.1831 Hereford Journal Miscellaneous TUESDAY'S GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS. - ------- - G. COPPING, Tharston, Norfolk, cordwainer. 17 WICKS Robert 12.02.1834 Bury And Norwich Post Death NORWICH Feb 11th. - DIED. - Same day, aged 50, Mr. Robert Wicks, farmer, Tharston, leaving a wife and six children. 18 CRANE Rebecca 05.02.1840 Bury And Norwich Post Marriage NORWICH. - MARRIAGES. - Lately, Mr. Robert Read, builder, of Hempnall, to Miss Rebecca Crane, youngest daughter of Mr. Crane, of Tharston Hall. 19 GARDINER Hannah 17.11.1841 Bury And Norwich Post Marriage Same day [11th inst.], at the Independent Chapel, Wymondham, Mr. John Standley, merchant and auctioneer, Wymondham, to Miss Hannah Gardiner, youngest daughter of the late Mr. Thomas Hart, of Tharston. 20 FRANCES Keziah 06.12.1843 Bury And Norwich Post and East Anglian Marriage NORWICH, DECEMBER 4. - MARRIED - On the 24th ult, Mr. William Smith, of Tharston, to Miss Keziah Frances, of the same place. 21 SMITH William 06.12.1843 Bury And Norwich Post and East Anglian Marriage NORWICH, DECEMBER 4. - MARRIED - On the 24th ult, Mr. William Smith, of Tharston, to Miss Keziah Frances, of the same place. 22 WRIGHT Luke 24.01.1844 Bury And Norwich Post Marriage NORWICH. - MARRIAGES. - Same day, Mr. Luke Wright, the Miss Caroline Scott, both of Tharston; eldest daughter of Mr. Scott, of Carleton Rode, in this county. 23 SCOTT Caroline 24.01.1844 Bury And Norwich Post Marriage NORWICH. - MARRIAGES. - Same day, Mr. Luke Wright, the Miss Caroline Scott, both of Tharston; eldest daughter of Mr. Scott, of Carleton Rode, in this county. 24 THURSTON John 07.09.1844 Norfolk Chronicle Sale ELIGIBLE - DWELLING HOUSES, - Cottages and other Buildings, - WITH - LAND AND GARDENS - AT - Norwich, Tasburgh, & Tharston. - ..... - IN THARSTON. - Lot 6. - A Double Clay and Thatched Cottage, small Barn, and Stable, large Garden, and small Orchard, planted with choice fruit trees and bushes, and an Inclosure of capital arable Land, containing altogether about Three Acres, in the occupation of Mr. John Thurston and his undertenants. - The Barn, Stable, part of the Messuage, and Two Roods, and Thirty Perches of Land are Copyhold. - Fine Arbitary. - The residue is Freehold. - Land-tax, 8s. 0d. per annum. - Free-rent, 0s. 7d. per annum. - For Particulars and Conditions of Sale, apply to Messrs. Chapman and Hansell, Solicitors, the Close; Mr. Jacob Johnson, London Street; or the Auctioneer, St. Andrew's Hill, Norwich. 25 JONES Edward 20.09.1845 Norfolk Chronicle Sale THARSTON, near Long Stratton - --------------- - To be SOLD by AUCTION, - By GLASSPOOLE & STANLEY, - On Wednesday, September 24th, 1845, - All the highly Valuable Live & Dead FARMING STOCK and other Effects, of Mr. EDWARD JONES, who relinquishes Farming; consisting of four powerful cart horses and mares, two cows in calf, eight capital short horned bullocks, 2 shoats, excellent road wagons, tumbrils, gig, patent wheel and foot ploughs, harrows, rolls, iron scarrifier, with two sets of coulters and hoes, three coulter turnip drill, patent turnip & chaff cutters, capital turnip bins, sheep troughs and rack, ladders, hand implements, capital team and plough harness, 60 lots of useful household furniture, dairy and brewing utensils, &c., described in Catalogues, to be had at the Office of the Auctioneers, Wymondham. 26 THURSTON Robert 27.03.1847 Norfolk and Suffolk Journal & Diss Express Death DEATHS. - ..... - Lately, at Tharston, near Long Stratton, Mr. ROBERT THURSTON, aged 90 years. 27 BECKETT James 28.03.1849 Bury And Norwich Post Death NORWICH. - DIED. - On the 21st inst., Mr. Jas. Beckett, farmer, of Tharston. 28 EVERITT George 28.06.1851 Norfolk Chronicle Death THE Estate of the late GEO. EVERITT, Esq., at Forncett, Tharston, and Wacton, in Norfolk, will be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. BUTCHER, at the Royal Hotel, Norwich, (This Day) Saturday, June 28th, 1851, at Four o'clock in the afternoon, in Six Lots, as particularised in former advertisements, and in Particulars of Sale to be had of Mr. Ling, Solicitor. St. Giles', and the Auctioneer, Theatre Street, Norwich. 29 BIGGS Mary Ann 01.10.1851 Bury And Norwich Post Marriage ESSEX. - MARRIED. - On the 24th inst., at Thaxted Church, Essex, Mr. Peter Phillips, of Church Hall Farm, Broxted, Essex, to Mary Ann, only daughter of the Rev. Wm. Biggs, vicar of Tharston, Norfolk. 30 DUFFIELD n/k 06.06.1857 Norfolk News Event LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. - Primitive-Methodist Jubilee Camp Meetings. The Primitive Methodists of the Norwich circuit held two jubilee camp meetings on Whit Sunday, at Tharston, near Long Stratton, and at Hainford, in commemoration of the first English camp meeting, held on Mow Cop, Staffordshire, May 31st, 1807. The meeting at Tharston was held in General Sir Robert John Harvey's plantation, a most beautiful and picturesque spot, kindly lent for the occasion by Mr. Duffield; and about three thousand persons, on Nature's green carpet, beneath the outspreading trees, listened with marked attention to the addresses delivered by the various preachers on the occasion. 31 SPRATT Suzanna Catherine 10.08.1858 Bury And Norwich Post Marriage NORWICH. - MARRIED. - On the 1st inst., at Heigham, Mr. John Dawson, of Charles-street, Dereham-road, to Suzanna Catherine, youngest daughter of the late Mr. Henry Spratt, of Tharston Water Mills, in this county. 32 THURSTON John Manhood 19.03.1859 Norfolk and Suffolk Journal & Diss Express Death DEATHS. - ------- - THURSTON – Recently at Tharston, Mr. John Manhood Thurston, gentleman, of Tharston, aged 82, surviving Elizabeth, his wife, only eleven months; much respected by a large circle of friends. 33 SMITH Charles 01.10.1859 Norfolk Chronicle Sale THARSTON, NEAR LONG STRATTON. - TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, - BY ELLIOTT AND SONS, - On Tuesday, October the 4th, 1859, - THE Live and Dead FARMING STOCK of Mr. CHARLES SMITH, who is destitute of a Farm. 34 RINGER William 01.10.1859 Norfolk Chronicle Sale “OAK FARM, “ THARSTON - Within One Mile of Forncett Railway Station and Long Stratton - On Thursday, October 13th, - THE LIVE AND DEAD FARMING STOCK, of Mr. Wm. RINGER 35 HARVEY Lieut. Gen. Sir Robert John 06.04.1861 Yorkshire Gazette Will WILLS and BEQUESTS. - The will (with four codicils) of Lieutenant-General Sir Robert John Harvey, of Mousehold House, near Norwich, was proved in London on 21st February last, by the executors, Samuel Twining and Roger Allday Kerrison, Esqrs., to each of whom he leaves a legacy of $100, and an annuity of $20 for their trouble and kindness in accepting the trusts of the will. He leaves to Lady Harvey the use of the house and furniture at Mousehold for her life without any other pecuniary advantage, in consequence of being otherwise provided for in her own right, and of being entitled to a pension from Government as the widow of a general officer. At her death the use of the house at Mousehold is left to his eldest son, Robert John Harvey, for his life. His two presentation swords, presentation and family plate, and his oil paintings, are made heir looms to be enjoyed with the said residence. He directs the rents of his estates to be invested for five years, or until $20,000 shall be raised; then to accumulate at compound interest for sixteen years further. Of this accumulated fund one-third is to fall into his residuary estate, one-third to the children of his third son Edward Kerrison Harvey. And he leaves a life interest in $30,000 to his son Edward Kerrison Harvey, and the principal to the sons of the said son, and he bequeaths $1000 each to Frances and Mary, daughters of the said Edward. At the expiration of five years after his decease he leaves a life interest in his landed estates to his son Robert John Harvey Harvey, Esq. Then to his grandson, Robert Lambert Sutton Harvey, for his life in tail male, and in default of issue, in succession to the sons of his other sons, John and Edward, with future succession. The testator considers that his son Robert John Harvey Harvey being entitled to a life estate or some other interest in certain manors and estates at Tharston and Forncett and also at Watton, Saham and Ovington, and the testator having made a provision for him as a partner in the bank, and also a further provision on the occasion of his marriage, that those several provisions and that made for him and his children by this will will be amply sufficient. To Miss Montague (his children's governess) he leaves an annuity of $100, and makes her guardian of his widow and his son John, who had both fallen into an infirm state of health. To his tenants he leaves each a year's rent, if not exceeding $12, and to his servants and clerks he leaves several small annuities or legacies, and to John Henry Druery and annuity of $100, in consideration of his eminent services to the bank of Harveys and Hudsons several years ago, by means of which the loss of large sums had been prevented. He gives authority to his trustees at any time within six months of his decease, at the request of Robert John Harvey Harvey, to lend to the bank of Messrs. Harveys and Hudson the sum of $40,000 upon the security of the joint and several bond of the partners constituting the said firm, payable with interest after the rate of five pounds per cent. per annum. to be repaid by installments of $5000 every twelve months, until $20,000 be paid, and the remaining $20,000 to be repaid at the end of the five years from the date of the bond. The income arising from the residuary estate subject to some provisions to other members of the family is left to Edward Kerrison Harvey for his life, then the whole to be turned into money and invested in lands in Great Britain, which are to follow the conditions of the trusts of the entailed estate. The personality is sworn under $350,000. The will is dated the 22nd of January, 1852, and the last codicil the 7th of April, 1860. The testator died on the 18th of June, 1860. 36 BIGGS W. T. 19.01.1864 Bury And Norwich Post Death NORWICH. - DIED. - On the 5th inst., aged 37, Mr. W. T. Biggs, the only son of the Rev. W. Biggs, Tharston. 37 JONES Sarah 31.05.1864 Bury And Norwich Post Death NORWICH. - DIED. - On the 26th inst., at St. John's Maddermarket, aged 84, Sarah, widow of the late Mr. Edward Jones, farmer, formerly of Tharston. 38 SMITH Charles 24.12.1864 The Norfolk Chronicle Crime PETTY SESSIONS. - ------- - LONG STRATTON. - - ------- - Charles Smith, of Tharston, blacksmith, charged with wilful and malicious damage, on Sunday, the 11th inst., by killing one turkey and injuring a second one in a field in Forncett St. Peter, the property of J. Bassingthwaite, farmer, Forncett, was fined 40s., costs 28s. 6d. Paid 39 HUGGINS Thomas 14.10.1865 The Norfolk Chronicle Crime Thomas Huggins, of Tharston, farmer, charged by Elizabeth Green, his servant, with refusing to pay her wages due, was ordered to pay $2 7s. 3d. wages and costs, 11s. 40 GREEN Elizabeth 14.10.1865 The Norfolk Chronicle Crime Thomas Huggins, of Tharston, farmer, charged by Elizabeth Green, his servant, with refusing to pay her wages due, was ordered to pay $2 7s. 3d. wages and costs, 11s. 41 HUGGINS T. 07.11.1865 Bury And Norwich Post Death NORWICH. - DIED. - On the 28th ult., in his 75th year, Mr. T. Huggins, farrier, of Tharston. 42 CARPENTER n/k 13.03.1866 Bury And Norwich Post Death NORWICH. - DIED. - On the 24th ult., aged 75 years, Mr. Carpenter, farmer, Tharston. 43 BRIGHT Eliza 21.07.1866 The Norfolk Chronicle Crime LONG STRATTON. - Petty Sessions. - - ------- - Eliza Bright, of Tharston, was charged by Eliza Semmens (her servant) with assaulting her at Tharston, on the 13th inst., and fined 2s. 6d., and 12s. 6d. costs, in default to be committed for fourteen days hard labour. 44 SWORD Matilda 31.07.1866 Bury And Norwich Post Marriage NORWICH. - MARRIAGES. - On the 25th inst., at Tharston, Henry, fourth son of Mr. William Buck, farmer, Hempnall, to Matilda, only daughter of Mr. John Sword, farmer, Tharston. 45 DUFFIELD W. G. 14.4.1868 Bury And Norwich Post Marriage NORWICH. - MARRIED. - On the 2nd inst., at Tibenham, Mr. W. G. DUFFIELD, of Tharston, to SARAH ANN, youngest daughter of Mr. JOSEPH LANT, miller, of the above place. 46 PECK Robert 04.07.1868 The Norfolk Chronicle Crime HARLESTON. - Petty Sessions. - ..... Robert Peck, labourer, Tharston, was charged by Police-constable William Brunson with being on Mr. John Mullenger's farm premises, at Needham, at one o'clock a.m., on the 26th June, for some unlawful purpose, and committed to Norwich Castle for ten days' hard labour. 47 WICKS Mary 22.09.1868 Bury And Norwich Post Death NORWICH. - DIED. - On the 15th inst., in her 84th year, MARY, relict of the late Mr. ROBERT WICKS, of Tharston. 48 MIDDLETON Samuel James 06.07.1869 Bury And Norwich Post Marriage NORWICH. - MARRIED. - On the 22nd ult., at Great Yarmouth, SAMUEL JAMES, eldest son of Mr. ROBERT MIDDLETON, Tharston, to HARRIETT, only daughter of Mr. ROBERT WRIGHT, bricklayer, of the same place. 49 WRIGHT Harriett 06.07.1869 Bury And Norwich Post Marriage NORWICH. - MARRIED. - On the 22nd ult., at Great Yarmouth, SAMUEL JAMES, eldest son of Mr. ROBERT MIDDLETON, Tharston, to HARRIETT, only daughter of Mr. ROBERT WRIGHT, bricklayer, of the same place. 50 GOWING Sarah Charlotte 17.01.1871 Bury And Norwich Post Marriage NORWICH. - MARRIED. - On the 12th inst., at Tharston, CHARLES ALFRED, only son of the late Mr. C. FLATT, of South Pickenham, to SARAH CHARLOTTE, third daughter of Mr. WILLIAM GOWING, Tharston Hall Farm. 51 MILLETT Stephen 16.06.1871 The Diss Express & Norfolk and Suffolk Journal Crime COUNTY COURT - Tuesday, June 13. - [Before J. Worlledge, Esq., Judge]. - ..... - Stephen Millett, miller, Tharston, v. George Constable, labourer, Stratton St. Michael. Action to recover $2 7s. 8d. for flour supplied. - Plaintiff not being able to prove delivery, the case was adjourned till next Court. - His Honour after investigating the accounts, struck off 3s., and gave judgement for $2 4s. 8d. 52 KING Samuel 04.07.1871 Bury And Norwich Post Death NORWICH. - DIED. - On the 28th ult., at Tharston, aged 42, SAMUEL KING, coal merchant. 53 SEAMAN James 18.03.1873 Bury And Norwich Post Death NORWICH. - DIED. - On the 7th inst., aged 75, JAMES SEAMAN, farmer, of Tharston. 54 HARVEY John 30.06.1874 Bury And Norwich Post Death NORWICH. - DIED. - On the 23rd inst., at Tharston-Hall, near Long Stratton, in his 53rd year, JOHN HARVEY, Esq., late of the 82nd Regt., eldest surviving son of the late General Sir Robt. J. Harvey, C.B. 55 BIGGS Rev. William 15.09.1874 Bury And Norwich Post Church It is stated that the Rev. Wm. Biggs is about to resign, under the Incumbents' Resignation Act, the living of Tharston, Norfolk. Mr. Biggs is 84 years of age, and has held the living of Tharston for 30 years. 56 HOOLEY Rev. S. C. 30.10.1874 Lincolnshire Chronicle Church ECCLESIASTICAL INTELLIGENCE. - PREFERMENTS AND APPOINTMENTS. - Rev. S. C. Hooley, to Vicarage of Tharston, Norfolk 57 HOLMES John 22.06.1875 Bury And Norwich Post Crime NORTH WALSHAM. - CHARGE OF STEALING 300 YOUNG PHEASANTS. - At the Petty Sessions, at North Walsham, on Thursday, ..... John Holmes and John Locock, both labourers, the former living at Tharston and - ------- - The prisoners were both committed for trial, bail being refused. 58 GOWING James William 27.07.1875 Bury And Norwich Post Marriage NORWICH. - MARRIED. - On the 21st Inst., at Tharston, JAMES Wm., eldest son of W. GOWING, of Tharston-hall, to MARY ANNE, eldest daughter of PETER PHILLIPS, of Thaxted, formerly of Church-hall, Broxted, and granddaughter of W. Biggs, late Vicar of Tharston. 59 LLOYD Mary Ann 11.12.1875 The Ipswich Journal Marriage MARRIAGES. - LE GRYS - LLOYD. - 2nd inst., at the parish church Wacton, Norfolk, by the Rev. Charles Grain, rector, John, eldest son of John Le Grys, farmer, Wacton, to Mary Ann, eldest daughter of Henry Lloyd, farmer, Tharston, Long Stratton. 60 MIDDLETON Harry G. 02.05.1876 Bury And Norwich Post Marriage NORWICH. - MARRIED. - On the 26th ult., at Tharston, HARRY G., youngest son of Mr. ROBT. MIDDLETON, of Tharston, to MARTHA CANNELL, granddaughter of the late John Cannell, farmer, Forncett St. Peter. 61 GOWING Catherine Hannah 27.09.1877 Ipswich Journal Marriage MARRIAGES. - RUTTER-GOWING. - 12th inst., at Tharston Church, Norfolk, by the Rev. S. C. Hooley, rector, assisted by the Rev. J. Briscoe, John Rutter, of Ipswich, to Catherine Hannah, fifth daughter of W.m Gowing, Esq., of Tharston Hall. 62 PYMER Elizabeth 29.10.1878 Bury And Norwich Post Death NORWICH. - DIED. - On the 10th inst., at Tharston, aged 88, ELIZABETH PYMER. 63 BRIGHT Ezra 19.11.1878 Bury And Norwich Post Death NORWICH. - DIED. - On the 4th inst., aged 56 years, EZRA BRIGHT, farmer, Tharston. 64 BIGGS Rev. William 18.03.1879 Bury And Norwich Post Death NORWICH. - DIED. - On the 10th inst., at the residence of his son-in-law, Thaxted, Essex, in his 89th year of his age, the Rev. WILLIAM BIGGS, M.A., for 30 years Vicar of Tharston, in Norfolk. 65 LLOYD Susanna Annie 02.09.1879 Bury And Norwich Post Marriage NORWICH. - MARRIED. - On the 19th ult., at the Metropolitan Tabernacle, Newington, HENRY, eldest son of Mr. H. STEVENS, of Staines, to SUSANNA Annie, second daughter of Mr. H. LLOYD, farmer, of Tharston. 66 STEWARD John 16.12.1879 Bury And Norwich Post Marriage NORWICH. - MARRIED. - On the 4th inst., at Long Stratton, JOHN STEWARD, to SUSAN ALDRIDGE, both of Tharston. 67 ALDRIDGE Susan 16.12.1879 Bury And Norwich Post Marriage NORWICH. - MARRIED. - On the 4th inst., at Long Stratton, JOHN STEWARD, to SUSAN ALDRIDGE, both of Tharston. 68 LLOYD Henry 24.09.1880 The Diss Express & Norfolk and Suffolk Journal Sale ELLIOTT AND PIKE - Respectfully announce the following - MICHAELMAS SALES. - THARSTON, NEAR LONG STRATTON. - To be Sold by Auction by - ELLIOTT AND PIKE, on Wednesday, October 6th, 1880, the Live and Dead FARMING STOCK and effects of Mr. Henry Lloyd, declining business. 69 REEVE Samuel 04.12.1880 The Ipswich Journal Death DEATHS. - REEVE. - 26th ult., at Tharston, Norfolk, Samuel Reeve, late of Long Stratton, in his 71st year. 70 FRANCIS Susan 11.01.1881 The Ipswich Journal Death DEATHS. - FRANCIS. - 26th ult., at Tharston, Norfolk, Susan, widow of James Francis, aged 90. 71 SEAMAN James 28.06.1881 The Ipswich Journal Death DEATHS. - SEAMAN. - 18th inst., James, the eldest son of the late James Seaman, of Tharston, Norfolk, aged 53. 72 HOOLEY Marion Isabella 06.09.1881 Bury And Norwich Post Marriage NORWICH. - MARRIED. - On the 1st inst. at Tharston Church, Long Stratton, CHARLES A. OWENS, M.D., of Long Stratton, to MARION ISABELLA, only daughter of the Rev. S. CUTLER HOOLEY, Vicar of Tharston. 73 LANT Mary 27.09.1881 The Ipswich Journal Death DEATHS. - LANT. - 9th inst., at Tharston, Norfolk, Mary, widow of Joseph Lant, late of Tibenham, aged 76. 74 BLAKE James 26.05.1882 Norfolk and Suffolk Journal & Diss Express Crime LONG STRATTON (NORFOLK). - TUESDAY, APRIL 4th. - Before the Revds. E. R. Chute (chairman), J. W. C. Warren, and H. T. Holmes, Esq. - Sanitary Defects. - James Blake, Tharston, butcher, was charged by Thos. W. Garrood, sanitary inspector for the Depwade Hundred, with permitting a nuisance to exist on his premises at Tharston, and was fined 10s., and costs 14s. 6d., and ordered to abate the nuisance. 75 RIX John 26.05.1882 Norfolk and Suffolk Journal & Diss Express Sale Ashwellthorpe, Hapton, & Tharston. - Sale of Desirable FREEHOLD COTTAGES and several enclosures of Old PASTURE and ARABLE LAND. - SALTER & SIMPSON have received instructions from the Trustees of the Will of the late Mr. John Rix, to Sell by Auction, at the Swan Inn, L:ong Stratton, on Tuesday, May 30th, 1882, at 4 for 5 o’clock in the Afternoon, in 5 lots, as follows: - ------- - Lot 4. IN THARSTON. A Freehold DOUBLE TENEMENT, situate in Tharston Street, with carpenter’s shop and other premises, and good gardens. Also a capital orchard adjoining. - ------- - Possession of each lot may be had at Michaelmass next. - Particulars and Conditions of Sale may be had of the Auctioneers, Attleborough, or of Mr. E. S. Bignold, Lady’s-lane, Norwich, Vendors’ Solicitor. 76 DRAKE Daniel 03.03.1883 The Ipswich Journal Crime PETTY SESSIONS Reports. - IXWORTH. - MONDAY, February 26. - Before Admiral Horton (chairman), G. E. Payne, Esq., and F. M. H. Turner, Esq. - Daniel Drake, of Tharston, was charged with unlawfully being at a distance from two horses and a cart, in his charge, so as to have no government or direction over them, on the highway at Pakenham, on 3rd of February. - Fined, in penalty and costs, 20s. 77 EVERETT George 02.06.1883 The Ipswich Journal Death DEATHS. - EVERETT. - 24th ult., at Tharston, Norfolk, after a few days illness, George Everett, aged 63 years. 78 BRIGHT Theresa 08.01.1884 The Ipswich Journal Marriage MARRIAGES. - HEARN-BRIGHT. - 1st inst., at Tharston, Norfolk, William, son of the late Mr. Robert Hearn, Long Stratton, to Theresa, second daughter of the late Mr. Ezra Bright, Tharston. 79 COOPER n/k 29.01.1884 Bury And Norwich Post Marriage On Monday last was married at Tharston, in Norfolk; the Rev. Mr. Brukner, of this city, to Miss Cooper, of Tharston. 80 ALDRIDGE George 19.07.1884 The Ipswich Journal Death DEATHS. - ALDRIDGE. - 5th inst., at Tharston, Mr. Geo. Aldridge, aged 90.