... de) |t;n' oranges, |9% ’ gymoaium as a digestive. As each little | sibly thers m: Ml' L ocation. and pes- |spoken to -'1 _ Hardy. PP, 1h..- Brumwell, toys; Mrs. Kirk, Ilnbr,:‘;i. “'“ e .. L et fi',;‘fm.m« had been arranged u e {;':l_ ';;::::(‘y:l | ...

... lent a band,” Mr. C. son: Surgeon, Dr. W. Tl. B. Brook; House| Rarry; song, \lnrrhey‘- e &eration,” Mr. G. W, Visitor, Mr. Thomas Martin, for week ending Cheetham; song, “Anchored,” encare, “Flight of 19th inst. Aceidents and emergencies admitted ages ...

... MARKET RASEN. DEED OF ARRANGEMENT.—The following deed of arrangement was registered last week:— Thomas Michael Richardson, and Maddison Orry Wilson, Market Rasen, grocers aud drapers. Secured creditors, £700: liabilities unsecured, a 2 17s. 24.; estumated ...

... the duties of wardsman * Sheeban, assisted by the Rev. A. Brookshaw),|in the Irfirmary. They would pever have satisilllam Hardy Watson, Temple Bruer, eidest faction until that course was taken. g E‘ of Williara Watson, kEsq., Grove House,| Mr. Odling ...

... GRANTHAM. Sleaford is about 11 miles from where this took place. You know the place, the streets, and you may know Mr. Thomas Hardy, of 29, Trantley-street, Grantham, who says:—“lt is a good while ago since I first noticed there was anything wrong with ...

... two plodges being on, OUn Sunday mormlfi a fire, which nught have had more serious results, broke out on the premises of Mr. Thomas Vinter, on the station road. When a u? to Leeds and Bradford was returning about 3 o'cleck in the morniug, passengers saw ...

... consider th early date. 11 MILES TO GRANT! Sleaford is about 11 miles fre took place. You kuow the pla and you may know Mr. Thomas Trantley-sireet, Grantham, who a good while ago since 1 first no anything wrong with my kidoe have terrible backaches, and ...

... A. Sharrock wn the chair. Programme : —Fianotorte solo, Mis® Muslow; recitation. . Simpson; sOug, “Ihree Jolly Smiths, Mr. Hardy: dialogue, “When will father come home,” Children; soug. “Stocking mending, Girls: dialogue, *The patient man; song., “The ...

... eye.” Miss Hardy; reeitation, “Too late, Miss Hawkins; song, Mr. | Allitt; reading, Mr. J. Bartou; song, Miss Taylor; song, Mis Ada Bradley; recitation, “Ditley’s Rowe,” Miss Ethel Wingad: recitation, Miss éthd (hbson; mando'in solo, Miss Hardy; lallaby ...

... (Manders, and Thurlby: rizht-wing, Gi!l and John. ed 10 be the representative at the May Confer- |8on; left-wing, “.u:hmu: and Hardy: centre, ence at Oakham, A gigantie sammer rmtlf‘fl“~ Grantham: Goal, Allen: backs, Ficker gathering is to be held in July. ...

... train ';:‘ S e P followiug were present: —Mr. Thos, Hardy (Chair. ¥Bter draived into the ditch that when it S L Papety weuld 1 pead the memy oa itF Nr. Word: Tou me mubh them @i yenr man), Mesers. W, Hardy, G. Kemp, H. Tiutchin. (0 the river it wis almost ...

... hard and constant working members of the aldermanio bench, after Col. Gordon, are Mr. Ald. Frankish, and perhaps Mr. Jos. Hardy, although it ehould in justice be pointed out that Canon Ilutton has attended every meeting of the three commiltees of which ...