... SHOP LIFTING AT SPALDING. John Hydo, 67, labourer, was charged with etcaling cardigan jacket, value 2s. 3d., from tha shop of William Fletcher, clothier, of the Market-place, Spalding, the Bt*h of December. Mr. W. F. Howard, of Spalding, prosecuted; the ...

... Hotel, Kirton, Hte, bd.; King's Head Hotel, Kirton. It*-; AVindmill Inn, Kirton End, King’s Arms, Kirton, 45.; Black Bull Hotel, Kirton. 2s. 9d.; Moore’s Arms, Frampton, 2a.; Stag and Pheasant, Kirton, Is.; Nag’s Head, Kirton Holme, Is. Several new addresses ...

... Massey-Harris aft Horse Binder d r i ve and pulley with tractor.pole. Edlington Grass 1 Cutter. Grattan Stow Potato Sprayer, Cambridge Swing Roll. 142 John Deere Model RN on Pair of Freehold brick-built and rubbers. complete with front and slated rear ...

... W. Burnet and Son were Ihe undertakers. 311. J. N. IL TAVLOR The funeral took place at Boston cemetery on Wednesday. of Mr. John Henry Bolland Taylor, of 5, Rochford-crescent. Boston. whose death we reported in our last issue. The Rev. P. I. Mann officiated ...

... who had been wounded Mons. Ho had received one lance through his body, another hat ripped up his arm, and two bullets had found resting place in his arm. lie was deaf owing having been m the midst ol continuous, heavy firing, but in spite ot these troubles ...

... approx. hamster. State num- ~,.,_,I o. .. ov Kenneth Muslim. John bet required.-F. B. Sims Sc Son. •-es Reed. John Callaby. Colin. Langham Place. Oakham. I s - lOR SALE. Earn-cot. cream.l Wilson. John and David Eaton and Terry M 02: Baby's Bath on stand., DONINGTON ...

... Allis-Chalmer Tractor, Power take-off, Drive Shaft for Allis-Chalmer Tractor iLeverton Potato Ploughing-out Head for John Deere Tractor. 13 John Deere Power Cutters. IRansoms No. 3 3-furrow Mouse Plough with LCP bodies and accessories. Ransom, No 3 2-furrow ...

... me to And at the of Cannon-road. where Georo E. C. Cockerilt this week's matches that they Green and Captain Ernie to C. Armes W. Codling 21 have, at least temporarily, lost Wray have yet to lost. Ernie L. Sutcliffe C. F. smanwood the lead again. kicked ...

... Talies.eau, - October rt. John grapher had good fortune on ' :to •ie • ,Iss_esie• -X. • extra gifts to the British Legion on Monday morning, on the At the weekly women-, Welk. 69 the Fen Side-road allothwnts 0.1 - ..k at Cardigan House. Richmond occasion ...

... Whiteomhe, of Highstreet Baptist tYrurch, officiating. The mourners were: First carriage. Herbert. John, and Ruth (son and daughter); Francis Rost* and John Ison and daugbter-in-Uwl. 2nd carriage. Harry, Ronald. Kenneth and Fanny (grandchildren): Mrs. Rohinsou ...

... conducted John Ansell. 9.16: Mr. Aylmer Maude —The Tolsto* Centenary. 9.30: Weather, News. Local Announcements; (Daventry only) Shipping Forecast. 9.50: Rose Hignell (soprano); George Baker (hantone!; the Wireless Orchestra, conducted by John Ansell. 10 ...

... the THOROLD will sell by aijetion on the !oboes may he obtained. ARMS. MARSTON: Sale of Freereemilses TO-MORROW ITHURS- ._ hold Small Holding. 'situated at DAY. APRIL 10th. 1547. corn- JOHN WILLSON & SONS. Marston (In conjunction wit) s at 10 o'clock. Metals ...