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... Church, Mil. : Walmsley to Elizabeth Heath. SparpiNg.—Dec 27, at Menchester, James Albert son of John Holmes, of Chorlton-cum-Hardy, to Florence third daughter of the late Robert Booth Dawson, of Spalding ; Jan 1, Wm. Kemp, of London, to Elizabeth Alice Dobbs ...
... presumably through a * side-slip,” and broke his leg in two places. The handsome marble striking clock presented to Bro. J. H. Hardy, by the Perseverance Lodge, M.U.1.0.F., in recognition for services rendered during his term of office as Past Grandmaster ...
... youngest daughter of f Hale Magna. at St. Nicholas Church, Mil : zabeth Heath , at Mruchester, James Albert mes, of Chorlton-cum-Hardy, to ughter of the late Robert Booth ing; Jan 1, Wm. Kemp, of beth Alice Dobbs, of Spalding. y at St. George's Church, Charies ...
... Blanchard ; Greetham, Thomas S. Rutland; Hagworthingham, Francis Riggall ; Haltham, Hy. Thornley; Hammeringham-cum- Winceby, Chas. Moses Harrison ; Horncastle, Wm. Burton and Edward Arnold ; Horsington, R. Covill ; Kirkby-on-Bain, Thomas E. Brader ; Kirkstead ...
... FrLeer.—April 27, Joho Steele, of Leeds, to Matilda only daughter of Henry Bayston, of Fleet. GrantEAM.—April 30, Richard Thomas Baigent to Jane Ellen Newton, both of Grantham. Lourn.—April 30, Jumes Naylor West to Selina Holmes, both of Louth. . Newark ...
... to Phobe 40th, Wm. Kirkman to May 3, Fred Hubbert Eruest Edward Walsingham to of G. M. Bish, of Leeds, to ry DBayston, of 1 Thomas Baigent f Grantham, West to Selina rd Taylor to Annie 130 n to Mary Eliz- d son of G. daughter of rederick King, of East Morley ...
... received and considered, and it was resolved as follows:—(1) That notice be served on the owner of the house occupied Ly Thowas Hardy at Wood Enderby, requiring him to repair the house and make it fit for human habitation within one month ; (2) That notice ...
... Inspector expressed himself well satisfied with the smart appearance and movements of the men. A serious accident befel Mrs. Thomas Aitkins, of the Brewery Row, Gosberton, on Wednesday night, Tke poor woman is subject to fits, and it is supposed that she ...
... beasts was slightly better than last week.—j)dvt. OLDER RESIDENTS IN HORNCASTLE will learn with pleasure that the son of Mr. Hardy at one time master of the National School and later third master at the Grammar School in Horncastle, is the fourth wrangler ...
... establish a lending library for the use of the scholars, and to reduce the number of prizes given for regular attendance. Thomas Tarner, labourer, Skirbeck, was prosecuted by the Boston Rural District Counecil, for exposing himself whilst suffering from ...
... population. The Queen has survived every member of her first House ot Commons save five. Mr. Villiers, Mr. Gladstone, and Sir Thomas Dyke Acland have passed away within this year, and there remain the Earl of Munsfield, who as Lord Stormont sat for Perthshire ...
... the 16th June, and Hubbard took the pigeon and eggs oat of the cote. He gave the pigeon to Hardy and took the eggs home. The prosecutor found the the pigeon ut Hardy’s parent’s house, sitting on one egg. He let the pigeon fly home, and took the egg away ...