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... Postmaster, Alford, Lincolnshire : Mr Arthur Jickells, Fleetgate, Barton-on-Humber ,,bIr Thomas Grassby, Barton-on HumberI Mr William Fisher, Bridge street, Brigg Mr Thomas Rawlins, 4, Quarry terrace, Caistor ,, Mr George Rands, South Kelsey, near Caistor ...
... Ashby, for cruelty to a pony, on the 17th December, was ordered to pay 12a 6d.-Frank Harrison,- of Winterton, summoned by P.C. Hardy for being drunk on licensed premises, on 27th December, was ordered to pay £1 6s 6d.-Henry Cross. of Burton, for a similar ...
... 215 13s; J. T. Skin. ner, £3,918 * A. Spence and Co.,. York, £4,255 ; Thomas Goates, £4,100; ?? Sergeant, £S4,085; Habbershaw and Sons, 24,356 l4s; James Morrell, £4,206 7s; Thomas Giles, £4,204 13s 3d; Wilson Bros., £4,204 13s 3d; and H. Berry, 24,140-it ...
... for the first offence.. 20s and costs for the assault, and judgment was respited on the other charge on the damage being ?? Hardy, a 'rough-looking man, was charged with being drunk and disorderly in Waterhouse-lane and assaulting P.C.'s Hester (134) and ...
... disease had broken out on premises of Mr Thomas Wilson, Croxton, and. Mr Humphrey, South Killingholme, both of which were declared to be infected ?? rough-looking fellows, named Thomas Fyun, Stephen Kelley, and Thomas Moore, were charged, the former with ...
... pedigree and kennel book has been preserved. The first Lord Yarborough kept this in his own handwrit- ing. His huntsman was Thomas Smith, a first- rate man in field and kennel, qualities which necessarily endeared him to his master, who was a very keen ...
... was carried for- ward to the next account. The retiring director (Henry a John Atkinson, Esq) was reelected. The election of Thomas Abbey Smithson, Esq., as director, in the room of the late William Brown, Esq., was confiomed. David a Wilson, Esq., and Henry ...
... Clark. Caistor; Wm Walker, Broughton; Wm. Robinson, Broughton . Thomas Andrew, Wrawby; George Leeson, Wrawby; Charles White, Brigg; Thomas Husband, Snitterby; George Westmoreland, Scawby; Thomas Whelpton, Scawby; George Clayton, Scawby; Joseph Elmhurst, ...
... who shot himself in his room nearly two centuries ago. ' Coming events cast their shadows before' was literally dreamed by Thomas Camp- bel, author of the 'Pleasures of. Hope,' who woke up one night repeating it, and introduced it into 'Lochiel's Warning ...
... morning,. EPWORTH. V of POLICE.-February 25 :Before J. NV. D. Johnson, a en Esq., and S. Pulleine, Esq.-Thomas Dobion, Water-.I to house Pilkington, and Thomas; Clark, of Oweton, were n og charged with obstructing the footway at Owaton c It Fer;. Pilkingtonand ...
... Greenhouse and Hardy Annuals, Biennials, Perennials, Ornamental Grasses, Everlastings, Climbers, &a., &a. MY ONE SHILLING COLLECTION OF FLOWER SEEDS Is the cheapest and best ever offered te the public. It contains 25 FINEST NAMED VARIETIES OF HARDY ANNUALS, ...
... Uppleby and John Hookham; East Hal. ton, Thomas Johnson and Ed. Westoby; Goxhill, John Catley and John Dean; Habrougb, Wm. Mapplethorpe and Joseph Spencer; Horkstow, John Mager and Thos. Smith; North Killingholme, Thomas Farrow and Chas. Dent; Saxby, F. H. ...