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... superior); ex- cellent table and attendance; near par':. ?? ; double and single vacancy; moderate terms.â 31, Harrington-road, -louth Kensington. BOARD and Residence, with home comforts and en- joyments, at Thrale Hall. Streatham; first-class chef.; spacious ...
... Grimsby Mr. Charles M. B. Veal. Gainsborough Mr. William Plaskitt Grantham ?? Mr. E. B. Robinson. , Horn castle Mr. John Overton Louth Mr. William Parkin Spalding Mr. F. T. Selby. Spilsby .. Mr. John Atkinson. Stamford Messrs. Sharp and Ford. SPECIAL NOTICE ...
... Grantham, Nottingham, Spalding, Holbeach, Long Sutton, Boston, Rlcaford, Horncastle, Lincoln, Spilsby, Wainfleet, Alford, Louth. Great Grimsby, Hull (via Retford and via Doncaster), Gainsboro (via Lincoln), tc. Returning on Monday, 20th, or Thursday, ...
... SiewhaU- i street. Birmingham. LOUTH and LINCOLN: RAILWAY COM- PANY.-Notice is herettf Giwen. that an EXTRAORDI- SA.RY MEETING of the Proprietor- of the Louth and Lincoln Railway Company will be held at the! Town Hall in Louth, on S-iturday. the 24th day ...
... 863 „ March 23, Thursday „ „ Nov. 20th, Monday 937 Total, ix the Seven Days 3618 ORDERS. Notwithstanding this extraordinary flood of orders (aggregating a sale of not less than twenty thousand pounds' worth of books in one day), and notwithstanding that ...
... Liverpool BarntJey. Tutbiry, Uttoxeter. Stoke. Hnnley. Burslem.&c. G, To ?? irn, Grantham, Pinxton, Spal.l- -l lardncy, Firsby, Louth, Great Grimsby, kc. H. To Lynn. Terringtun, Knutsford, Northwich.and Farnworth. 1. To Hull (via DoncAs-er and Ilillinsboro') ...
... BRADDON, Author of Lady Audley's Secret,'' Phantom Fortune, liead Men's Shoes, Cat by the County, * Taken nt the Flood, Weavers and Weft, One Thii g Needful, Mohawks, Ao, Tim Qubsh op THI CIKCrjLATIKa Libaaribs, as THI World e-TYLRD ...
... 1 lufantry F. G. Maughan 1,757* 4Pth Infantry R. D. Keyworth 1.699* gth Infantry L Creagh 1,(«3* WUI Infantry R. E Solly-Flood ?? 1,651* roth Infant ry W. P. Crookshank . . 1.619- -77 th Infantry M. G. S.-indeman ?? 1,617* 104 th Infantry R.Forrester ...
... 1200 feet by 360 In depth, aud ore discovered of Immense value ; but through work- ing too near the sea-bed the Mines were flooded, and from v vious causes operations were not resumed before March, 1879, when a few adventurers took the Mine and commenced ...
... Su^ar The Guardian* of Hctnel Retiuery (Messrs. Henry Heiup.U-u.l Union . . 2 20 Tate and Sous) 10 10 0 The Gu-irdians of Louth Heury \ . . in, er. ?? ?? lv 10 0 Dni.-u ■• •' v Miss Isabc.ia Wilkinson lv UU The Key. 11. L. Buitisey' r ' • I. The Trustees ...
... Westward Ho, Bideford (f- Barnstaple. Torringtoi .rherlcighl, H Columb . rorquay, [lor Lyme R , Bounio- Also fo ' Ryde, Co'i-en, louth (for uthsea, Stokes Bay, Southampton, ■ ling Island). ; lis, to the CHANNEL ISLANDS, Jersey, Guernsey, and I r, Trouville. ...
... G. To Huntingdon. Peter- borough, Stamford, Bourn, Grantham, Nottingham, Pinxton, Spaldinu, Holbeach. Boston, Horncastle, Louth, Grimsby, &c. H. To Lynn, West Timperley. Northwich. kc I. To Goole, Hull (via Doncaster), Billingboro', Whitby, and Bridlington ...