... ‘or s.—Thomas ick, labourer, ‘was brought umhrpd with being drl‘lll’p“u‘ disorderly at ston on the 31st Al =] P.O. Howden proved the case.~The i trates let defendant go on his promising not to offend again. v GAMBLERS BY MOONLIGHT. — Georgo Hardy, Walter ...

... gave an|cupation of Mr. Thomas and Mr. A E. Mortom ‘ \ i - doacribing himself as a carpeoter, of Jerse o ainment in the Ball, before a god audi- S e ok t-nven-'-d'h‘. P | serious case of negleeting to report scarlet|and Thomas Price, labourcr, of Middleshe ...

... of stories by H. G. Wells, 8. R. Crockett, H. B. Marriott- Wataon, W. E. Norria, and Amalia “'lll. wi & touch poesm from Thomas Hardy. The sberics are iliowtrated by ench well-known artiste as Scrnou Luoas, (nk:u' gbnlp h-oro:nuseood' & .'M“‘M l)k y e 8 ...

... therr great suooess), are at the Pareh Chorch. e hymn, nward, f n::“ lm'“&_ ol.anruna|.bull of | new Pather Maxine in Mr. Thomas C. Maxwell, 4le down for turns. These and others jnake up | Christian Soldiers” was sung as a processioual : the :T'O'R‘ jranch ...

... Dickinson. Then came the business meeting, in the chapel, presided over by the Rev. E. D. folomon, the pastor. At this, Mr Hardy, the church secretary, gave his report. Having referred to the formation of the church forty-two years ago and to the fact ...

... GRANTHAM. Sleaford is about 11 miles from where this took place. You know the place, the streets, and you may knot Mr. Thomas Hardy, of 29, Trantley-street, Grantham, who says : —*“ It is good while ago since I first noticed there was anything wrong with ...

... those distressin kidney disease, my back is mu taking them, and ‘I can confid them to all who are troubled plaint.” (Signed) Thomas Ha Doan’s Backache Kidney Pil chemists and drug stores at 2s. boxes 13s. 9d.), or sent direct, ceipt of price, by the Pro ...

... annual meeting and dinner of the Lincolnshire Chamber of Agriculture will be held at Boston on the 15th January next. Mr. Thomas Cheney Garfit will presile at the dinuer, and has consented to nomination as the chairman for the next year. The first article ...

... body as th amed child | Thoma fore the lie Lincolnshire Bankru, men to comduc ing trained a d elp to the | &fu was dissolyed cmses. Tie & The will, ae doud Sow rosesded the deficit less| il,, who was illiam B hat of Ann || 'Thomas Acre - tegistrar, Mr. ...

... de) |t;n' oranges, |9% ’ gymoaium as a digestive. As each little | sibly thers m: Ml' L ocation. and pes- |spoken to -'1 _ Hardy. PP, 1h..- Brumwell, toys; Mrs. Kirk, Ilnbr,:‘;i. “'“ e .. L et fi',;‘fm.m« had been arranged u e {;':l_ ';;::::(‘y:l | ...

... lent a band,” Mr. C. son: Surgeon, Dr. W. Tl. B. Brook; House| Rarry; song, \lnrrhey‘- e &eration,” Mr. G. W, Visitor, Mr. Thomas Martin, for week ending Cheetham; song, “Anchored,” encare, “Flight of 19th inst. Aceidents and emergencies admitted ages ...

... MARKET RASEN. DEED OF ARRANGEMENT.—The following deed of arrangement was registered last week:— Thomas Michael Richardson, and Maddison Orry Wilson, Market Rasen, grocers aud drapers. Secured creditors, £700: liabilities unsecured, a 2 17s. 24.; estumated ...