... home, and plaintif wrote and told him he should take proceedings. He had himself to go out with two Knm for three days. -- Thomas Scott, of Moortown, was fined Is. 2d. and 125, 4d. costs for selling adulterated gin. Inspector R. Wilkinson deposed to buying ...

... lo«'!“::dn:h:.(::‘yx ‘,::“;“ E‘:‘:;'-‘. Walter Blissect, of 21, Yarborough- (1o 4 Witk good prospects. ’ oB v | A reprint of Thomas Miller's “Our Old Town,” 4 : fasciuating book describing Gainsborough of the LINCOLN.—At the Register Office, on May 21st ...

... whale, a rorqual that Sllh,ists entirely upon such fish as herrings, pilchards, etc. And it is tolerably certain that the hardy Biscayan fishermen, either in defence of their nets ur from a love of the first to attack these great animals in their fral ...

... 1 had no suspicion that she m~ditated | anything of the kind, Deceased had previously been | under restraint, ! Mr GroRGE THoMAS WILLAN said: I am a surgeon, practising at Melton. At about a qarter to eight this morning, T was called to see deceased. ...

... Bytbam Station onthe (i.N.R —the case | was remanded. - Thomas Robinson, surveyor of highways, was elnrfd with not repairing a certain highway in the parish of North Witham on the 4th | inst. ¥’.c. Hardy said that be visited theroad in | company with Supe ...

... , aod sbenio went af the L : A'We wen! a y-‘%dd..fp;wm !-un:mde ©Ame up fwo more, and we all went into field. w is s fool-hardy game ; s settle it. No, you b—=, I can kill - fid&r s N‘ i mu mb ' no_seconds. 'We were in & 10, ‘had * probably a“film&hdwi ...

... THE ALLEGED SACRILEGE AT BOTTES- FORD. At the Delvoir Petty Sessions on Monday, an | iron turner, who gave the name of Thomas Smith, | and said he came from Manchester, was charged | before the Hon. H. R. Scott, the Rev.J. W. Tay- | lor, and the Rev. ...

... Roberts, Day, Whittle, Henton, Allen, Thurman, Glover, Wilford, Lovett, {_nckson, Bullock, Abbott, Green, Williamson, arley, and Hardy. The Treasurer's balance was reported to be £642 19s. The Clerk read a letter from the Local Government Board with respect ...

... refusing to supply them with more drink. ~ Visir or MR, GarmorNe Harpy To EpINBURGH.— e Scotsman understands that Mr. Gathorne Hardy. Secretary of State for the War Depart- Jnent, has consented to deliver an address in Edinburgh on the 12th prox. at the request ...

... CHAPEL —The services in connection with the re-opening of this place of worship were continued on Kriday last, when the Rev. Thomas Champness, Editor of Foyful News, visited this village, and preached in the afternoon from the lessons to be learnt from the ...

... Gilbert Mee, Elms ¥aun, Kirby Muxloe. Class 34.— Ge{ding or Filly, three years old, ‘ adapted tor hunting purposes: 1, £3, Thomas | Iyler Gainsborough House, Loughborough; 2, £l, | km Wilkint, Long Whatton ; he, Joseph Wootton, - Wymeswold., Class 35 ...

... Dignity Gavotte. A Gem. A. Macey. 654 Moonlight on the Floor. Plantation Song. Bonheur. 776 Song of the Muleteer. Song. Nelson Hardy. A. Macey. 656 Wake up, Darkies. Plantation Song. A. Macey. 777 Alone on the Wide, Wide Sea. Song. 665 Mischief Schottische ...