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... Doxford, Esq., M.P. Walter Thorburn, M. . ‘Thomas Lauder Brunton, Esq., M.D., F.R.S. James Paul, Lyon King of Arms. G D. de Courey Perry, Esq., her Majesty’s Consul-General at Antwerp. George Ramsay, Esq., C.B. Thomas Tacon, Esq. The Hon. W. Macpherson, Judge ...
... Edward East, waggoner, Legsby. for riding on waggon without reins at Market on the Dec., was fined 1». and tj«. dd. costs. Thomas bonnett, butcher, Market Rasen, for being drunk on licensed premises Market on the 2Uth Dec., was fined oe. and A*, txf. costs ...
... Absentee. âExtraordinary excitement was caused in the town on Friday by the arrest of a private of the Coldstream Guards named Thomas Green on the charge of being unlawfully absent from his regiment. Green, who is a first-class Reservist, was called up in ...
... âThere were seven nominations for the jaition of Deputy Grand-Master, but P.G.s William Hales, of Navenby, and William Hardy, Saxilby, withdrew, and left nomination Bros. William Codling, Stamp End Lodge; Edmund Maltby, Franklin Lodge; George Smalley ...
... was fined 10«. and Jaxeph Bannister, batcher, Peterborough, for bid language Longtborpe 011 Christmas-day, was fined ss. Thomas Talbot, Pet-erboro' lad, was summoned for throwing stones in Bishop's-road. the annoyance and danger of residents and passengers ...
... iensions of £lO each per annum. nen tons of Noll, 70 paira of blankets. yards flannel, and video. beeides 'monetary doles. Thomas Harrington, when IL poor lad, left Hoorn° to v:eek bin fortune in Landon. and becoming a prost*rous tuonlant, bequeathed his ...
... to those mentioned. He spoke of the A At Scawhy, Jan, 3nd. Thomas Abraham, % thie nettle the better; the sooner our nation |of Rochester, his friend the Rev. Iluian At Scothern, Jan. 3rd, Thomas Newton, = awoke 1o the danger the better; that it would be ...
... Lindsey Petty Scesional magistrates al Liecoln, yesterday, for trespassing in scarch of geme or jand in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Gourley. at Kettlothorpe, on the 15th Dec.—Mr. J. Gourley deposed to seeing two men with ferrets on lan! over which Mrs. Amcotts ...
... the suiferings of the early Church is fully mwaintain el From Mr. Richani Hoodles’s inccmparable “AMarcus” and Miss Dorotby Thomas's sweet and devout “Mercia” to the most minor charactcr the whole Company is well adapted to capably per form their dificdlt ...
... Apply, Mrs. Lawb. 25. Avond^le-stree^Linooln. CHARGE. All kinds of BERVANTS WANTED once; good wages. — Thomas, OA, Wilbraham-road, Chorlton-cum-Hardy, _ MARSHALL REQUIRING all Classes o* SERVANTS for Town and Country ; alao fnr near Sheffield, good Housemaid ...
... with the St. John Ambulance Association and are qualified to render first aid to the injured: Messrs. George Cook, Hardy, John Hill, Thomas Reeder, Arthur Fred. Rowbottom, and Wm. Wilmore. Messrs. Charles Caurtt and Reuben Credland also passed the re-e ...
... S:rrr. The concert is to conclude with the well-known comedy. Happy Pair. tbe character* .being taken Mine Hay. Mr. H. A. Thomas and Mr. Tbalberg. Oilcloths. Floorcloth* ; Linoleum* laid free of charge competent Linoleum fitter*, inlaid Linoleums from ...