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... CHAPTER lIL A REBUFF. “Tr is the unexpected that always happens.” On Saturday afternoon Dr. Nicholson, in a new tweed suit, with a flower in his buttonhole, set off for The Laurels in high spirits. The weather was dull and cloudy. Recent showers had made ...
... this dashing of his hopes to the wall, Mr. Rogers spoke freely to a reporter of the South London Press, who saw him at his residence, 31, Calaisroad, Camberwell, London, S.E., recently. He stated :— o 0 compleuion by tho conluming authoricys This is an actual ...
... occupation vnder the sun hat of forming resolutions; it is quite - thing to carry them out. ¢ Man pro- Gl disposes:” we have illustrations fact daily. If we make up our minds v something which we have th the resoel ability to accomplish, circumstances hich we ...
... partridges, 3s. 6d. to 4s. ; pheasants, 4s. 6d. to ss. per brace; enipe, ls. to Is. 6d.; woodcock, 2s. to Bs. each. SrLENDID New Valencia Raisins at 3d. a lb.— not rubbish, but equal to any sold at higher prices—at CRowsoN's Stores, Horncastle.—.ddvt. CoursiNg ...
... ADDRESS.—Mr. Smith, Dental Surgeon, Boston, attends at Mr. Cammack’s Cycle Depot (late Mrs. Walton’s) every Saturday.—Advt. New SEeasox's Goopos in flannelette, underclothing, corsets, blouses, children’s costumes and millinery, at Mers. E. H. Kemp's Wool ...
... Foster would not look back with pleasure to the years she had spent at the Horncastle Art School. When she took up her new duties in London there might be times when increased responsibilities, and perhaps disappointments, would make her feel discouraged ...
... pleasant one indeed, thanks to the kindness and hospitality shown to them by their genial host. | ! CHRISTMAS ENTERTAINMENT AT THE WORKHOUSE.—The annual Christmas entertainment at the Workhouse took place on Friday evening last. The schoolroom was nicely decorated ...
... “all «__U”vt“—’”‘:n}“ie mw‘;l::ne‘ift’ofi‘: °'°'M;% . . e 1 a few minutes she came into the room in a nations” flocked to London to vie in the . Tres b y death s workd-wido Empire of Beltain is plunged §|% [ 1 g pwn and shas], her nizhtcap §in the peaceful ...
... undertaking are cordially invited to attend. NEW LECTERN IN ST. MARY'S CHURCH.—In memory of their late father, Mr. Joeph Walter, churchwarden for many years, the Misses Walter have placed in St. Mary's Church a handsome new brass lectern, bearing the following ...
... aroused among the coffee-stall keepers of London by a proposal made by Mr. John Burns a few nights ago for their é)ractical abolition. There are, it is computed, something like twelve hundred coffee-stalls open in London every night, and Mr. Burns suggests ...
... NEWS NOTES. | A BRIGHT sunshiny Saturday, with the air brisk after the dissipation of a frosty November morning mist, saw tg: welcoming homse of the Duke and Duchess of Comwal% and York to London, after their long Imperial tour of eight months’ duration ...
... SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23rp, 1901, THE HORNCASTLE NEWS AND SOUTH LINDSEY ADVERTISER. THE FUTURE OF AGRICULTURE. As to the future of British farming Sir John Rolleston takes evidently a new and somewhat unconventional view, and in his address on Monday to ...