... not proceeds of the recent Grantham Hospital ball amount to the handsome sum of £5O 03, 6d. puring the past ten days Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Cloot Farm, Crowland, near Spalding, has red most serious losses by the death of eight voluable working horses. The ...

... disallowed. Some pretty passing between Cook and Thomas, however, resulted iy the former drawing first blood for Trinity after 22 minutes’ play. Five minutes later from a splendid centre by Spiksley, Thomas notched a second point for Trinity, who at half-time ...

... Needham compelled Gresham to knock away in quick haste. The Trinity forwards again pr«:ssed,shuwing excellent combination, and Thomas nearly scored, f, Lilley kickingawa opportunely. Gresham hereaboutg did some good worE, saving once when a score seemed certain ...

... Barnard, J. Beaulah, Jos. W. Davy, W. R. Emeris, R. J. Epton, Wm. Fmbleton-Fox, I'. Gamble, D. R. P. Goodworth, . Halmshaw, Jos. Hardy, Wm. H. Haxby, H. M. Hawley, James Hemingborough, Col. G. H. Hutton. F. J. Ingoldby, H. Kelly, Rev. T. Livesey, H. Mackinder ...

... dialogues by members of the band, namely, Maggie and Annie Broughton, Kate Leggett, Richardson, Hildred, Broomtfield, Nelly Thomas; boys—A. Bendall, Burgess, G. T. and J. Whiting. 1t was the first time most of them had taken part in a public meeting and ...

... West Torrington, Henry Fuller ; Tumby, Robert Pindar; Tupholme, Albert Smithson ; Waddingworth, Thomas Harrison; Wildmore, Edward Foster Farrow; Wilksby, Thomas Brackenbury; Winceby, Benjamin Hobbs ; Wispington, John Gaunt ; Wood Enderby, John Day: Woodhall ...

... When you come out set to work like an honest fellow and do not go loafing about like this. Scroorn ATTENDANCE CasES.—John Thomas Issett was summoned at the instance of the Wildmore School Board for not sending one of his chiidren regularly to school. ...

... following Vice- Presidents: The Right. Hon. Lord St. Jobn, Vis-ount Baring, M.P., Mr. Julius Alington, Mr. Rowlend C. Alston, Mr. Thomas Barpard, Mr. F. Bassett, Captain Browving, Mr R O. Campbell, Mr. A. D.6Ghapman, Mr. W, L. Fitzpatrick, Mr. Cyril Flower, M ...

... ; Rumblelow, Sowerberry, and Simpkins (Wholesale, Retail, and for Exportation), Mr. F. Stuchberry, Mr. A. Cammack, and Mr. Thomas; John (Gresham’s Servant), Mr. T. Burrell ; Davis (Garrick’s Valet), Mr. H. Tweed; Violet (Gresham’s Daughter), Miss Edith ...

... s, the grounds were replete with all the accessories of festivity. The Band of the Coldstream Guards, con?ucted by Mr. C. Thomas, charmed the company with their exquisite performance, and the intervals were filled by the Band of the 3rd Vol. Batt. Beds ...

... The defendant fetched it and took it home.—Fined 2s. 6d. and £1 10s. 6d. costs. A~ Inisu Brawr.—Thomas Stenson, Bartle, and John Brett and Michael Hardy, all hailing from the Emerald Isle, were brought up in custody for assaulta fellow-countryman, nar ...

... Hickingbottom half-backs; Woods, Butterworth right wing ; Storer centre; Hardy, and Rose left wing. Gansborough.—Gresham goal ; Bingham, Shipley backs; Carlin, Palmer, Henrys half-backs; Thomas, and Cook right wing ; Walkerdine centre; Elliott, and Spikesley ...