... AD. 1720 Henry Pacey, Mavor of Boston for the second time. - John Chrickloe, Mavor of Grantham. Thomas Hardy and Francis Meres, Waruens of Louth. ”Sramlixr(_'l “Townrow the vounger, Town Clerk of Louth. g R()b(‘lt V()bfibri”riiun, Mayor of Lincoln. George ...

... LI CITY Saturday. — | Manscl-Sympson DRUNK Thomas Walt{ l)anes-passasc. 3 drunk and disor 10,25 the previou P.c. Stannard THE W, Gordon Cocke! road, Coventry, ing a motor-car reasonable leng street, on Janua P.s. Brumpton seater car, belon standing outside ...

... names of Francis S. Bennett and George Lowe Alward, Margaret Wintringham and Ethel Isabel Seager, John Green Glew and Benj. Hardy. The three principal papers of Mr. Turnor had as proposers and seconders Henry Wm. Mason and Edward Sharplev. Harold Botterill ...

... summoned b Maud Hardy, of | Married Woman's scparation order 1 sistent cruelty, Mr. W, E. Pepg been married 17 tour children. T happy during the fendant havini n insinuations. Afte ner on Saturday, defendant struck and then got her Hardy’s sister was ap{)h ...

... evidence of ‘( D?ntlnn \\;'l.\ nrd(-_rcd l‘f} pay 35.. Frederick haruy, ui ~ L. 2 ALI Was summoned by his wife, Beatrice Maud Hardy, of 12, Bargate, under the Married Woman's Act, and asked for a scparation order in consequence of persistent cruelty. Mr. ...

... firm. As the result of a collection amongst the staff there were awaiting Mr. Clapham a clock, a fountain pen, a set of Thomas Hardy’s novels, and a purse containing the balance from the purchases, together with a ladv’s handbag for Mrs. Clapham. Mr. A ...

... JoUN T. Harpy AT LINCOLN.,— The visic of Mr. John T. Hardy, the Leicester elocntionist, provided a most interesting week-ena at Silver Street United Methodist Church. On Saturday eveniag, Mr. Hardy was beard in a series of recitald, including the memor-Ising ...

... large gathering of Oddfellows sentatives including P.P.G.M s Cousans and E. W, Sendall (marsnan- A. Middletop, Saxilby, \WW. Hardy, Saxil by, C. (lnri;, R. Fisher, |. F. C. Rose, A Kemp, A, Applewhite, (\Washinghoro) ;. W, Tobin; P.G.M.’s W, ], Trollope ...

... (Heighington), and the latter for striking, J. Chapman was suspended 28 days; W. Kirk 21 days. Referee Bonner reported L. Hardy (Aubourn) for ungentlemanly remarks. Censured. Referce Gash reported C. Parkinson (Lincoln Corinthians) for a violent charge ...

... Prices paid, fair assortment prompt returns; - ditect merchants. Satisfaction a_gsurpd—hco. Watson and Co., 14, Great St. Thomas Apostle, Queen Strect, Londlvn,‘E.(‘.jl-h_;_____ ! QOLII) GOLD BRACELET WATCH, N 6716, Fully jewelled movement, warranted ...

... Prices ' paid, fair assortment; prompt returns; ditect merchants, Satisfaction assured.—Geo. Watson and Co., 14, Great St. Thomas Apostle, Queen Street, Londun, E.C. 4. ! PRAMS and MAILCOACHES, Painted in all the Newest Colours, New | tHoods and all Repairs ...

... Mr. A. |. Bennett, trom financial reasons, resigns the Mastership of the Rufford Hunt at the end of this scason. Colone! Hardy, of Whitemoor, ,has agreed to hunt the country twice a week next season if the Committee guarantee him a fixcd amount. COR ...