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... FHIDHDAY, SEFTEMBER 9m, 190 THE HORNCASTLE NEWS AND SOUTH LINDSEY ADVERITSHR Trade Announcements, PURE BEER. ST. MARGARET'S CHURCH, THIMBLEBY. D EDICATION OF THE NEW ORGAN built by Messrs, W. Rushworth and Sons, Liverpool, On THURSDAY, 21« SEPTEMBER at ...
... policy, the latest development of which is the pening of a new restaurant named “The Central ” on the ground floor of their new offices in New Bridge-street. The rooms are well adapted for their new gurpose, and are handsomely panelled in dark oak. In one ...
... little assistance to provide toys and games in the Childrens’ Homes this Christmas.—Mrs. Ellis said if the toys and games were not received at Christmas they would come in for the New Year. A letter was read from the Local Government Board as to the objection ...
... attempted in Ireland by the new Government. “Political madness’ was the subject of an l address delivered by Dr. Forbes Winslow to the Psycho-Therapeutic Society an hour or so before the streets of London gave a practical , illustration of the mania on Monday ...
... sheep at all. It seems likely that the new rule will produce a more just state of affairs, and if Canon Wright's suggestion is correct, as we believe it is, the revenue will also receive material assistance. Christmas found the ‘‘Cabinet-makers’ unusually ...
... NOTES ON NEWS. | The Christmas scason of 1906 will be ' memorable not dify for the great snowsterm which prevailed over the length and breadth of the and——flu worst which has been known for the last thirty gam—bnt- also for the terrible railway accident ...
... Gautby and ani)irngwofl«h Churches, 10s. 6d.; Rev. R. Mayes, part d'l‘ collection in the New Church, Horncastle, 10s. 6d.; ““Anonymous,”’ 10s. WESLEY GUILD.—A Christmas social evening was held on Friday week, the Rev. M. Phillipeon presiding over a fair ...
... | NOTES ON NEWS, All the worst fears concerning Jamaica have been realised, and so far from the earliest reports of the earthquake mafinifying the disaster, the effects were much worse than at first supposed, for over seventeen hundred lives have been ...
... HOME NEWS. There can be few of us who have not noticed the remarkable series of communications from neighbours, which have been printed in our columns from week to week. They are %?;l news, for they are home news ; they are the best of good news, for ...
... and Mrs. E. Wood (** Valiant for Truth”). A MiINISTER AND A BuLL.—Under the heading “Topieal Criticisms,” in this week’s ** London Opinion,” is the following:—The Rev. G. Kendall, of Horncastle, Lincolnshire, is no ambler, but a bull who would have gored ...
... Landseer, P.R.A. “DESSERT (The Vine and the Vintage), by E. Ladell. SIXPENCE ONLY—complete. Also “THE GRAPHIC” “ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS “HOLLY LEAVES” “HOLLY BOUGH,” ete. Order at once of W. K. MORTON & SONS, STATIONERS, HORNCASTLE, LINCOLN, SLEAFORD, ...