... native of Surfleet, and had lived at Langton for the past 4} years, having lived at Doncaster previously. She had been married twice. She leaves a_husband, one daughter and four sons. The funeral took plaece at Langton on Saturday, the rector (the Rev. F ...

... daughter-in-law), Mr. Beillamy, Doncaster (brother-in-law), Mr. and Mrs. Bellamy, Market Rasen (brother-in-law and sister), Mr. Bellamy, Nottingham (brother-in-law), Mr J. Lyon, Lincoln (cousin) and Mr. H. Saxilby, Langton (cousin). | Others present included ...

... road, running between high banks and hedges on both sides. Langton Hill is now undergoing transformation. What will Horncastle be like in fifty or even twenty years' time? ‘ The widening of Langton Hill has hrought a changed railway station, but ‘here the ...

... Belchford (son), Mr. and Mrs. F, Mountain, Langton (son-in-law and daughter), Mr. and Mrs. W. Hodson, West Ashby (son-in-law and daughter). Messrs. Jack, Alf and Maurice Mountain (grandsons), Mrs. Carr, Doncaster (sister), Mr. G. Andrew, Minting (brother) ...

... Marriages. THIMBLEBY.-On September 12th, ! Bert Sunman, of Doncaster, to ! ~ Parish, of Thimbleby. WOODHALL SPA.-On September 1931, at Cleethorpes, Thomas Ru- Lister, of Woodhall Spa, to Emily Mo of (Meethorpes. ‘ Deaths. ;BR()WN.»—M Sydney, Australia ...

... Sutton, aged 69; 12th, Eliza Ann Clark, aged 77. Bracebridge Heath.-~March 3rd, Ann Langton, 68. Gedney.—March Tth, Augustus Pareons, §7 Lincoln.—March 3rd, Joseph Doncaster, 51: George Bingham, 28; 4th, Alice Harrison, 33; Harold Pearson, 31: Frances Gadd ...

... G. Baggaley, **Reindeer”” Hotel, Horneastle, WANTEI), SINGLE MAN, w 0 do for 4 Horses; no cutting. — Apply A. E. Crowder, Langton Manor, Horncastle, WANTED, at once, ROOMS (Saturdays i only); central; suitable for Dental Surgery and Waiting-room. — Apply ...

... Kime, ot Langton. She was aj regular attender at Thimblehy Church and leaves a hushand, three sons and onc daughter. The funeral took place at Thimblehy on Tuesday last. The family mourners were: Mr. C. White (hushand): Mrs. A. Kime, Doncaster (daughter): ...

... Monday, the officiating clergy being the Rev. C. H. J. Wood (rector of Horsington) and the Rev. F. M. Yglesias, rector of Langton-by-Horncastle. The family mourners were Mrs. Graham ‘widow . Miss Ivy Graham (daughter), Miss Olive Graham (daughter), Miss ...

... Sheflield (son), Mrs. A. E. Williams, Langton-by-Wraghy (daughter), Mrs. W. H. Ward (daughter-in-law), Mr. A. F. Williams (son-in-law), Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Qtter, Doneaster (brother and sister-inlaw . Mrs. Ellis, Doncaster (sister), Mr. and Mre. Keywerth, Saxilby ...

... Stubbings, Doncaster (grand Mrs. Schofield and Miss Loadwick caster). Floral tributes were sent Beatrice (Doncaster); Julia and (Doncaster); Lily, Jack and Harold caster); Ben, Gertie, Peggy and I (Sheffield); Freddy, Muriel and Cr (Doncaster); Emily ( ...

... Neviil, P, 335, (circa 1213), stuting, the Earl of Albemarle “holds of the King (land) in Hagwarthingbaw, which Gilbert de Langton holds,”” as his vassal. About the same time, the same old Record states that the Earl ot Chester, besides other neighbouring ...