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... Water-carrying _on horseback.—l, N. W. Gregory Ulceby : 2. W. Woolfit Washingborough : 3. E. Kealey, Doncaster, . Musical stalls on horseback.—l, E, Kealev Doncaster: 2. R. H, Sharpe, “woln: 3, N, W, Gregory. Joot rau; ol‘l“horseback.—l N. w Gr'egory Kealey Wiool ...
... Bryant, George W. Appleby (Misterton), William Lyddon. Epworth (Doncaster).—*Clement S. Reader, *Robert T. Bridge (Crowle, Doncaster). Scunthorpe and Brigg.—*Daniel Heaton (Scunthorpe, Doncaster), Charlgg W. Mowson (Brigg), *George H. Riggall (Kirton-in- ...
... 1906: 1, . L. Fenwick, Game Boy; 2, R. H. Voase, Arnold, Skir taugh, Huoll, Petruchio; 3, Gordon B. Foster, Thorne Hall, Doncaster, Recruit; r., F. B. Wilkinson, Lady Bird. Mare or gelding, foaled in 1905, not up to 14 stones, 1, B L. Fenwick, Wymondham ...
... Runners and Walkers: —G. Wesley, Beeston ; | G. H. langton and H. G. Piggford, Shefield; W. B. Daykin, West Hallpm; ¥. W. Jackson, Draycott; H. Keen, w. H. Fox, J. Stevenson, and P. L. Harrison, Doncaster; H. Hobson, Wath; F. Horsley, Hull; G. Peppar, London; ...
... March.— Langton-by-Wingby, the Trustee of Mr, Gaunt: Live and Dead Stock (with Mr. J. P. Rayner.) In March.—Frithvilie, Mr. 8. Gilliat: Live ~ and Dead Stock. A In March, Wragby-road, Lincoln, Mr. Jas, Cartwrght: Live and Dead Stock. In March. Langton-by-Wragby ...
... he., J. |, Hackney stallion o Tely's Stnd Ho le Pears, Mere. for the Hackney Horse Society’s Stud Book : 3 g 1, A. Hall, Langton, Malton, Dan Lero; 2, Shearling ram: 1, H. Dudding; 2. J. E.| A, Collen, Waldin Duke of Connanght. Res., sngfi;}l.nl:i:zh:’dn ...
... offertory boxes had been broken open. When spoken to at the Burton Road Institution later Bell said, “I came into Lincoln from Doncaster to-night and never went anywhere. [ went to the seat near the Old Barracks and waited until %ix o’clock, when | went into ...
... found in the possession of Bell. When spoken to at the Burton Road Institution later Bell said, 1 came into Lincoln from Doncaster to-night and never = went ;np;\\‘ht'r& | went to the scat near the Old Barracks and waited until six o'clock, when I went ...
... following church collections have been received, by sthe Secretary of the Lincoln County Hospital :— Leadenham £o Bs. od., Langton £t /65 10dn Woodhall £1 135., Hation £1 5. Martin-by-Horncastle £2 55 sz' singham .4 25, 6d;)4 Grayxlngham ! Tlf 4d., {iew‘m\l\—o ...
... soken, Wisbech, 22 guineas, Bull, the anpt-fi_v of Mr. W. Everington, Swaffham, Norfolk, to Mr. G. ¥. Milnthorpe, Barnby Dun. Doncaster, 20 guineas, Bull, the property of Mr. C. F. Bett, Benniworth, to Mr. J. T Jennings, Thores. way, 30 guineas. Bull, ditto ...
... J. Pears, and 11. Pears; equal 2, J. H. Dean, R. Dixon, and 7T. Campion, Last Heslerton, York; equal 3, A. E. Crow. der, Langton Manor, Horncastle, G. C. Sharpe, Baumber, Horncastle, and F. Ward, Quarrington, Sleaford; reserve, C. Rudkin, oafrnoo, Folkingham ...
... character, and at all times a faithful servant. In his place Mr. A. B. Thompson, boot and shoe manager and buyer of the Doncaster Mutual and ln. dustrial Society, has been apponted, Mr. Thompson is a mative of Lincolnshire. He has been in the (o-operative ...