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... Nerthampton, clerk, Adam ae Dagenhale and Joan his wife, John de Hegham, of Northampton, Oliver de Nodariis, Henry de Drayton, Henry Cavenard, of Keston, Simon le Wright, Richard le Carter, William Russell. William Wymund, Gilbert de Alyngton, Roger Ccgerel ...
... rendered some of the latest selections in a very highly appreciated style, whilst the songs by Miss West (Rushden) and Mr. Russell Smith (Kettering) were received with loud applause, as were the recitations iven by Mr. G. H. Parkin. N WEeSLEYAN CHURCH.—On ...
... THE EDITOR'S TABLE. ‘The “Boy's Own Paper” for this month has a fine coloured plate, “The Skipper’s Boy,” drawn by John R. Reid, R.I. In addition to the splendid seiial storics, F. M. Holmes writes about the Bank of England; G. H. 8. Trott on “Fielding”; ...
... COWS ASTRAY. John Tite, farmer, Finedon, was summoned for allowing eight cows to stray on the highway at Finedon on October 21st.—He admitted the offence, but said it was not his fault. He had sent a boy with them.—P.S. Powell proved the case.—The Chairman: ...
... rough All Saints’), G. Cobley (Wellingborough Westfield), J. Price (Wellingborough Victoria), F. C. Gray (Irchester), H. Russell (Wollaston), H. Gribble (Wellingborough Freeman’s), A. Gardner (Wellingborough Park-street), H. Catlin (Rushden Newton-road) ...
... An address was alto given by the Rev. Alfred Martyn, in which he gave a very vivid review of the linglish history. Mr. W. Russell ably presided. - OBrtvAßY.—We are sorry to record the death of Mr. J, Albert Parker, of Finedon, which occurred on Saturday ...
... the Bank House, Kettering . the wife of THOMAS G. FRASER, of a daughter. : MARRIAGES. BarLey—WlLLE.—On the 15th inst., at St. John's Church, Corby, by the Rev. T. G. Clarke, Joseph H. Bailey, of Corby, to Elizabeth Emily Wills, of Chudleigh, Devon, Brom ...
... Warner, Finedon, 18, 18s., Mr. Payne: Mr. John Keech, Daddington, 187, 19s. -3d.. Mr. Ellis; Mrs. Walters, Wellingborough, 111, 195., Mr. Ellis; Mr. H. J. Abbott, Bozeat, 130. 165., Mr. Driver; Mr. W. Russell, Finedon, 3 (unwashed), Bs. 9d., Mr. Williamson: ...
... Webb, stage 1, class 1; George Milnes, stage 1, class 2: Lily M. Allen, stage 1, class 2; Russell P. Smith, stage 1, class 2; Percival J. Tilley, stage 1, class 2; John W. Jacquest, stage 1, class 2. Geometrical drawing: Benjamin Millburn, class 2. Cayr.—A ...
... a bicycle, the property of [enry Newbery, at Northampton, on March 31st, ho then being the bailee of the same.—Mr, Harold Russell prosccuted.—Charles McQuire, pawnbroker, of Northampton, stated that the prisoner brought the cycle to his shop which he desired ...
... and saw John Watkins, marine store dealer. In consequence of what he learnt he saw the four boys in company with Inspector Dunn. Coleman said that tbey had fetched the shackles from Mr. Parsons’ field, and had a farthing each for them from John Watkins ...
... County Committee wrote giving their sanction to an advance of salary to Mr. H. Russell.—An application having been made for the use of the schoolroom by the members of the St. John Ambulance Corps for drills, the clerk was instructed to write the county authority ...