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... o.—Measrs, W, J. Patton, A. Mills. Houp-la.—Messrs, G, Whiteley, . Han. nam, h Brown, and A. F. (“vh{ Competitions—Messrs. W, Bee, W. T. Canham. E. W. Stoankley. and G. H. Gladvs V Marjorie Walker; violin solo, Mr. B. H, Lonn: humorons sang, Mr. E. H ...
... parties Miss lLilian Yule M second daughter of Mr. J. Blackett, of Pitsmoor, Sheffield. and Mr. Ernest F. Patton, eldest son of Mr. H. F. Patton, of Friern Park, P‘inchbm'l’ho bride, who was ;.von‘ ‘avay by her or, was attired in ivory ailk, hn&melaam ...
... & DEATHS. MARRIAGES, Parrox—Foster.—On April 3rd, at St. Swithin's Church, William James, son of the Jate Samue]l Patton and Mrs. Patton, of 15, Orchardstreet, Lincoln, to Ellen, ovly daughter of Mr, George and Mrs, Foster, 34, Baggeholme-road, Lincoln ...
... description of one taken from Messrs. Patton’s tea-room. She admitted taking the oruet. e then took har to Lincoln Tolice Station, whare she was charged and detained, May Ansell, 17, Gheviot-street, employed at Mesars, Patton's, 'ligh—treet. said {hat on Saturday ...
... CHRISTMAS CAKES & CHRISTMAS NOVELTIES IN GREAT VARIETY AT PATTON'S RICH ALMOND ICED and DECORATED ¢ AKES, also PORK PIES, PLUM BREAD, SPONGE MOULDS, Ete CHOCOLATES OF ALL THE LEADING MAKERS, FANCY BOXES, CRACKERS s €S N SOV LR S CHRISTMAS PUDDINGS & ...
... of lights: Walter Bowman, 95, Kirkbystreet, fined 5 ; Albert Wilkinson, 3. Vietoria-place, Newtonstreet, fined 5 ; Mary Ann Patton, 15, Orchard-street (second offence), fined 78, 6d.; Lily Mason. 8, Cam- Ag @ W U oNe (UISWY SENeT W LPR ¢ PRy bridgeavenue ...
... Dinninfton, who was in mufti, was thrown violently to the ground, sustaining a fracture of the base of the skull. Sv:igeon Captain Patton was quickly in attendance and ordered the man’s removal at once to the Retford Hospital. The unfortunate man died at 11 o’clock ...
... The inquest was held in the i'lro'; Hmn that;nmvu ol(l()ho same doy, t uty City Coroner (Dr. W, H. B. Brook), s i Mr. W. J. Patton, confectioner, of 15, Orchard-street, said deceased was employed as gervant to his mother in Orchardstreet. Her name was Rose ...
... o ettt Hl! Doa’s Theow that Dirty Old Buit Away. Send it t» Thos. Bobinson and Co‘!\uoubmud‘ Degramenrs. Racommodenrs. 42, Patton labe. Wm to Borrow, £100: good seonrities, fair interest; no dealers. —Address Box A 2, * Shef. Peaid Independent.” 4468 e ...
... we’'s; id a side entrance from Well-Izne. Alo THREE OLD COTTAGES ad ining, sitvate and being STEEP- HILY., and NOS 4 ELL I.AN} patton R T VACANT POSSESSION will be fven be e S L n 2 P | e Ars, appiy to the r-streat, Lincoln : BURTON, SCORER and WHITE, ) k ...
... popular, und it th il be a large attendsnce loNh:‘: the Rev. (? Berrets Lanstmas Puddings and Mince Mes of Finest Quality, at Patton's, 198, Highstreet, and Stonebow, Lincoln —Advt, An interesting gathering took place on Thursday evening 4t Wesley sehool ...
... and other attractions: Rofreshments.—Mrs. A. T, Mavs, Miss Wil son, Mrs. Grosse, Mre. 1L Hylton, Mrs, J. M. Harrison, Mrs. Patton, Mrs. H. V. Sonior, Miss Mary Mays, and Miss Hettie Walker. Main Work Stall.—Mrs. F. Cram and Mre, G. H. Walker. Fancy Wark ...