... by Messrs. D. Gooley of Toynton St. Peter's, and Mr. R. Marshall of Keal Cotes, who were heartily thanked at the conclusion of the repast. The Rev. W. H, Faraell presided over the meeting in the evening. The stewards Messrs. W. Elliff and J. J, Simons presented ...

... The House in DPiccadilly” * Un/ Other Woman,” * The Love of a 1 [ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.] CHAPTER L THE PARTY AT KEMPSTOWE GO OUT J THE leaves in the old woods that stre behind the house were beginning to 1l orange-red in places unficr Autum h.ndg Only “ in ...

... being :—Sir Paul Pagoda, Mr. H. R. Despioht; Edward Henderson, Mr. J. Sineclair; Arthur Onslow, Mr. B,M.!Kirkby ; David, Mr. H. Eaton; Miss Yellow Leaf, Mrs, Despicht; Charlotte, Miss Schofield; attendants on Sir Paul, Mr. W, Stubbs and M-. T. W. Greaves ...

... £3 63, 61. by Mr. D. Baker. The subscribers were:— The Hon, Mrs. 13. Stanlope £1 1s; Lord Willoughby de Eresby M.P., £1; G. Y. Pike 10s, R. Harrison 10s, J. F. Green 10s, T. Levett 10s, J. Rivett 10s, R. Roberts 10, H. W, Kemp 10s, J.Day 105, R. H. Bell ...

... Coningsbyceeeeesesss.. Mr. L. Brown, Chemist Dogdyke «cvevensnneenennaa..Mr. J. J. Wilkinson East JKl;khy. ..Mr. John Ironmonger, Shopkeeper Fulletby ccocoeeeccecccccccceacsesssa Miss Winn ORI - o iecvoescasssissasosnns T MEVOE Hagworthingham . T o isieiie ...

... the meek little man sitting behind her. “I'd like to see him try to compulse me!” Cusrows OrricEr: “ Anything dutiable ?” Mrs, Brown’s Husband: “ Nothing but me. I'm a dutiable husband, you know.” ~ Hn: *“Miss Angelina, I love you” Bhe: “But I havent a ...

... in :—Pianforte duet, Messrs. G. and D. Elliff ; song, * The old sun-dial,” Miss West ; flute solo, ** Irish Airs” Mr. J. Daulton ; song, ** Fiona,” Mr. Godsmark ; recitation, ** The Bishop and the Caterpillar,” Miss Strawson ; song, “The Owl,” Mr. anrence; ...

... past week, was brought to a cfo.e on Saturday, when Edward Drewer proved successful. In the semi-final round (Brevr.er, who h;d 3£o|ec. start, defeated Tom Gibson receives 28sec.) after a good rage, the latter l being dead beat at the cl;::'.y C. “Tubs” ...

... RESERVED.] CHAPTER 11. FIREFLY'S LEGS VERSUS MISS FORRESTER'S FEELINGS. “Poor old St. Clair ! ” said Mr. Ponsonby to his wife, when, after having placed some miles between themselves and Kempstowe, he looked round as.d saw the undimimlher assiduity of Lad, St ...

... Mortou’s Butter Paper. Saves time, troable, and expense.—ddvt. Dextar Normice.—Mr. A. E. Turner, Dental Surgeon (successor to Mr. J, J. Musgrave), attends Horncastle every Saturday at Mr. Dryant’s, from 12to 3, or later by appointment.—Mr. Turner's Lincoln address ...

... :—DBo-Peep, ¢“ A Shepherdess,” Miss S. Green; Queen of Fairies, Miss Soden ; Buttercup, Daisy and Bluebell, Three Fairies, May English, Alice Green and Esther Bourne ; Mischief, * A Sprite,” Miss Gwen Pockett ; Chorus of Fairies, D. and M. Costall, E. Chapman ...

... beat D Baker, A J Lawe beat J E Parkinson, H Daubney beat G Kent, J D Sutherland beat G H Wilson, E Sutton beat F Cheseldine, A Barton beat R Belton, P M Pogson beat G Taylor, R Flint beat J Taylor, P Pogson ...