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... past. A fortnight ago she went to use with her daughter at Langton. near 'forecastle. A native of village. deceased had also lived with her husband for some time in the Rotherham and Doncaster districts. Thor returned to Tealby—after short stays at anti ...
... 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): ...
... contingent from Doncaster LEAGU INCOLN CITY vw DONCASTER I VERS ideal weather conditions prevailed for this match on the Sincil Bank ground tis after- noon, and a crowd of about 3,000, which in- cluded a good contingent from Doncaster, we resent when ...
... Water-carrying _on horseback.—l, N. W. Gregory Ulceby : 2. W. Woolfit Washingborough : 3. E. Kealey, Doncaster, . Musical stalls on horseback.—l, E, Kealev Doncaster: 2. R. H, Sharpe, “woln: 3, N, W, Gregory. Joot rau; ol‘l“horseback.—l N. w Gr'egory Kealey Wiool ...
... thirty horses being passed. The prices realised included the following: For Mr. C. Simons, bay pony, gns., to Mr, Saphira, Doncaster; for Mrs. Thompson, bay mare, gns.. to Mr. Nutt, Peterbopo'; for Mr. II Hunter, bay cob, Ja gns., Mr. Rainthorite, Limth: ...
... ewty tot pia, at Bourne Bank Holiday. There wa an inereased entry, numbering 80, and the judges were Mr. Wm. Ilayr, of Tur Langton, and Mr. K. A. Kirk. of Mavis Enderby. The President, the Earl of Aneas. ter. waa amongst the spectators. A Thurlby smallholder ...
... 3. TAXIE LANDAULETTE and Cab for Hire. E. Peacock, 16, Sunningdaie Drive. p. 18.4. THREE STRONG PIGS FOR SALE. — Smith, Donc.aster House, South Parade, Stemless. p. 28.3. WANTED TO RENT—, Sitting-room suitable bu show 2 or 3 Pianos; not wanted during ...
... 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 ( ...
... A good many lots were passed. | bnt the following were sold:—For Mr. C.]. S'mons: Bay pony, 20 gns., to Mr. Raphira, | Doncaster. For Mra., W. Thompson: Bay |: mare, 16} gns., to Mr. Nutt, Peterborough. For Mr. H. Hunter: Bay cob, 25 gns., to| Mr. Rainthorpe ...
... Chare u iiffe Cat oO of Ojai, daughter of a TSA. Kath ybrow, of Stamford. the 10, at the parish Motley. of Reston, Ethel of Doncaster, William Kerman to Harwood lth, | Walter Restou: 12th. Arthur to Mabel Clayton, both of Darby 6, at St. Margaret's — sept ...
... aceordin, 4d., and there are no assets, The causes of faiture, he ef stock and loss of £1000 th A} - failure of a horse at Doncaster January la Debtor, w is aged $4, stated that he was brought up as a horse dealer in Lin- coln, and in Ap: 1817, he removed ...
... and hrother-in.M.e, Mr. Leßey, PineliLe.k, 11r. Langton. Nunr.i--101l Mr. and Mr.. Stainiord. and ,i,ter-tn-law. S:anthorpe: Mrs. C. st.term.law, Doncaster: :11r. .1. Langton, 4.411er-in-law. Mr. 11. Langton, brother-in-law. ',\ suutertuuu. \lr. Reg. Cornwall ...