... Caistor, March 31st, Thouias J. Stanilacd, At S:-t Keal, March 30th, Mary Maud Thompson, 43. At Gainsborough, March 28th, Lucy Hardy, 2. 51:“ Gainsborough, March 2sth, Wiliam Biand, At Gainsborough, March 29th, Jane Hall, 90. ‘;'_“ Gainsborough, March 20th ...

... Lincoln, April 11 Minmie Liingwor At St. Helen'’s Heury Myers to At th, Wesley Harry Ernest ba A m:’u‘::.‘d‘ t H, Crostve, of Thomas Bycroft Foster, of Duncw m’-fld Hecks Hy. Fow) George Dring to Grayson to Kose At the Prmitiv 2ud, Charles And At Caistor, ...

... main after half-pasi three on Monday afternoon roads is increasing by leaps, the increased 2 telegram was received from Mr. Thomas police pay involves an extra expenditure of Spicksley, of Bardney, asking for the fire 4£900, and there is the asylum extension ...

... ‘ 13th April, 1991, ‘HAVING PURCHASED the BUSINESS carried on for the last 30 ;Lurl at the above address by the late Mr. THOMAS SPALDING, and his Executors, I beg to solicit the favour of a coutinuance of the patronage accorded to him during that time ...

... Little Gonerby, May 2nd, Abrabam Clark, At Grantham, May 6th, Mary Ann Kemm, 72; 2nd, in Spittlegate, Jeremiah' King, &; Tth, Thomas Booth, 70. At Grimsby, May 3rd. Rath Eliz. Starman, 40; Mary Crowther, i 9; John Chas. Bymes, 28: at the Fever Hospital, Little ...

... against the lux i the subsoquent discussion were Mr. Asquith, Mr. K. Rea, Mr. J. Walton, Mr, J. V;flm (Falkirk), Mr. J. A. Thomas, Mr. Fenwick, and Mr. Abrabam. Those who Th in favour of the duty were Mr. V. Lowe, h B Hain, and Mr. Chaplin. Mr. A. Balfour ...

... 6d. costs. Defendant jiooiv o fuylor, |, Poiky, 0; T. Andrews, § wsked for tme in which to r‘)fi He suid be had )00y ¢; A, Hardy, not out, 0; extras, §; total, been working furnl'lv. Hll :t'lnvh;‘w;wr four 4g o Rt poars. lpspecter Holines sas o hoen an ...

... Elizabeth Ohver, 90, At 8, St. Andrew’'s-place, Linochn, May 14th, Harriet Grifuths, 67, At 2, The Paik, Lincoln, May 14th, Thomas SQ{mer. 5. At the County Hospital, May 11th, Mary Ann Kendall, 51. At the Workhouse, Lincoln, May 12th, Wm. York, 54, | At ...

... Sal el% r \ieir cooperation George Walker £25, Mr. Thomas Harrisen £25. m; 'i‘,‘,‘.‘,,‘,.,:‘;'.‘-’.l;i' 1:..T“.n. ’n’.‘rv'.l':l' r:fim:::ru-::mtl.‘--r'-ph-mh.l souice of en t. Messrs. Thomas Atkinsen and Son £l5. and These being over the members ...

... Latt- the Thomas Cooper um‘m:;‘ -;I!'h- “mcfllmu I:Eo M.'s .a.-_m.n,m ~,l- that sccount. 6, he « coug. “Talle of the Tl.” e.G| ks e R the Reve T 'fic—d‘:uLF.m **,.-,’““‘ plaintiff gave endence, stating that l‘\u;;thurmun. Mr. Hardy; v?olu.. Tho ...

... l;»;vk‘fl(r:um.\n:\lly. enjoyed, was now regularly tod by Messrs. Hardy and Sons, Stockport, the wide world to lay their fingers upon a | Millar pulled his (defendant’s) pipe out of hia Thomas identified the cigar entter as his ;rvmqu:: |*l’l‘“ in the ...

... \‘muh. of London, to Ada Marie, fifth daughter of W. Fell, of Navenby. At Sleaford, .Jul{l 10th, st the Congregational Chapel, Thomas Chambers, of Welby, to Sarsh Jousa Bembridge, of Sleaford. DEATHS. In Masonriax. Sgx¥scart. — In Loving Memory of my Dear ...