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... Robert Sdmson, farmer, and sister to Mr. H. Stimson, schoolmaster, of Coningsby. At Long Sutton, on Tuesday last, Mr. Chas. Hardy, to Miss Ann Godfrey, both of that place. On Monday sennight, at Market Deeping, William Boardman, to Mary Watson;—and on Monday ...
... Mr. H. Stimson, schoolmaeter; at ningsby. At fl‘:flh, on Thursday, June 26, Mr. Thomas Jackson, shoemaker, to Miss Cole. : - ‘5 On Monday the 23rd ult., at Blankney,- Thomas, son of Mr. T. Pears, of Scopwick, to Mary, eldest daughter -of Mr. James Greenham ...
... efforts to procure spring water at Boston proceed, without any thing new to notice. Tbe strata are rock and clay alternately. Thomas Hunt Rose, landlord of the Nag's Head public-house in Stamford, was on Monday last convicted of suffering gaming with cards ...
... lands of Thomas HickUng and Edward Buck West, Thomas Smith and others North, and Francis Fox and others South. And also a Close of Pasture Land, Freehold, containing 2A. IR. 2P. (be the same more or less), near to the Church, lands of Sir Thomas Whichcote ...
... Simpson, farmer, to Miss Wilkinson, both of Halton Holegate. At Newark, on Monday the 7th, Mr. Rt. Clements, to Miss Elizabeth Hardy, both of that place. At Balderton, on Sunday sennight, Mr. C. Hancer, farmer, aged 70, to Miss Reville, his housekeeper, aged ...