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... The Trip to London on Saturday conveyed two persons from Grantham. The Primitive Methodists of intend holding their annual camp meeting in the' Cricketground to-morrow (Sunday), morning and afternoon, and public lovefeast in the Commercial-road Chapel ...
... largely increasing. Inst week we drew attention to the case of man who in less than a year enlisted in and deserted from four regiments. From the same station (Aldershot) we now hear of four soldiers who, after having been previously discharged with disgrace ...
... been seized at Paris for leading article on the Appel dcs Treize. James Gledhill, aged 59, whilst in liquor, and going from Crosland Moor to Folly Hall by the river bank, on Tuesday, fell into the Colne and was drowned. An unusually large number of woodcocks ...
... the following letter from the Poor-Law Board under date, March 31:—•' The Poor-Law Board have received from their inspector, Mr. Manwaring, the weekly return in respect of the Lincoln Union for the week ended on the 14th inst., from which it appears that ...
... be a party to prevent hard working man when had his Sunday joint, from having glass of fresh beer. He thought then was not member present who drank beer or wine that would abstain from it on a Sunday.âOn show of hands then voted for Mr. MicheUon's amendment ...
... given to the police, and Bur- ton was at Londonthorpe and the knife recovered. Boston, July 13, before Lt.-Col. Moore (chairman) Rev. Chas. Moore.— Wat Richardson was charged with scealing three sacks of grass, value 2s., out of a meadow belonging to Tnos ...
... offences being proved against him. It was also stated tbat is wanted, for two other honestealing cases and for escaping from custody Mold. Mart Ann Ellis, married, was charged with stealing on the 28th of September the sum of 11a, the property of Charles ...
... _ r At the Register-office, Sleaford, on the 20th inst, Mr. Darid Anwick, Miss Mary Ann ''MMiSKntt.2othinst, Mr.RobtHollinshead, miller and baker, of Martin, Mary Ann youngest daughter of the Ute Mr. Wm Marris, farmer, of VValcot. At Spalding, on the ...
... Youngs, from Hamburg ; Rapid, VWrge, from Brevier; King's Lvun (s), Chiswick, from Hamburg; Caroline, from Arendal; Lizzie and Annie (§), Barley, from London ; Pevwril (•), Masson, from Brushes; Nuinmer ...
... since Christmas, and has been everywhere favourably received. NARROW ESCAPE FROM DHOW:MM.—A little boy named Thomas Fish, son of Mr. Fish, dyer, of this town, had • narrow escape from being drowned on Saturday materna:irk last. It appears that the lad ...
... On Monday there were three railway trips from Lincoln. One to D*rby arboretum took 94 persons from this city, one to Hull brass band contest 102, and one to London for four days, via Great Northern, took from Lincoln. A few nights since some one got into ...
... paid rent from that period until six years ago. | The title was fully proved, aud judgment was given for the plaintiff, who intimated that he would allow Bailey to eccupy the cottage rent-free during the remaiuder his life. A Narrow Escape from Drowning ...