... Boston, Bourne and Lincoln branches prior to going to Oundle. Yesterday (Thursday) morning a mare belonging to Mr. Richard Hardy, of Willoughby Road, Boston, fell into a dyke in Sibsey Road. The animal was extricated at mid-day with the aid a break-down ...

... CASE ADJOURNED. At Skegnesa Police Court on Tuesday the magistrates adjourned for a fortnight cases in which Herbert Platt, Thomas Piatt and Bert Platt, of Main Ridge, Boeton, were summoned for the alleged allowing of swill to be carried through the streets ...

... Mary Tebb. 8g Real Coates—March 3rd, Mrs. L. Dales, Kirkby-on-Bain —Feb. 25th, Mr. W. Waller, 68. _ . ~ Louth.—Feb. 28th. Thomas Coppm. 84. Louth (at Spilsbyl.—Henry William Barham North, 77. , Ludford.—March 2nd, Ada Annie Bowen. MaUby-le-Marsh March ...

... for whist and Mrs. W. H. Presgrave presented the prizes to : Ladies-1 Miss P. Hardy, 2 Mrs. H. Bird. 3 Miss M. Smalley; miniature drive. Mrs Hudson. Gents.—l Mr. J. Hardy, 2 Mr. F. Harwood. 3 Mr. A. Hammerton; miniature. Miss I. Holland (as gent). The ...

... and Frampton West, respectively, two other cyclists, John Thomas Birbeck. engineer, of Hubbert’s Bridge, and Frank Swallow, a labourer, West, were etch fined Sa. SPEEDING OFFENCE. Frederick Hardy. a well-known farmer, of Butterwick. was fined £1 for driving ...

... and H. Price (all Boston Park). Girls: M. Appleby (Boston Park), J. Espin (Boston Staniland). O. Hardy (Kirton Holme). P. S. Jackson (Boston St. Thomas). L. H. Whalley (Boston Carlton Road). S. W. Woods (Tydd St Mary). ...

... Louth Grammar School, and their father was known to all, not only a very fine gentleman acid sportsman, but as a second Thomas Hardy. Mr Cribb spent a considerable amount mboay in andeavourlng trace and recover the champions belhwMd l admirars In hU day ...

... Boston Reserves. —Schofield; Wright, Chapman; Hardy. Moore. Mitcham; Noble. Barnes, Barton, Cushley and Pearson. Towells.—J. Virth; G. W. Bradley. G. Bradley; Ogden. Ingamells. Julian; D. Virth. Thomas. Cottam. Parker. Marriott. The referee was Mr. W ...

... Parkinson (Boston) preacned in the afternoon, and a meat tea followed la* evenins • public Se RJv. Psrkmson aave his lecture. •‘Thomas Champnesa as I knew Mr Comins. Coningsby. was in supwrted by the circuit m.mster the annual report, and the «>loist Mr A E ...

... mystery sandwiched between saucy and scintillating dialogue and crisp comedy, the whole set in pre-this-war Paris. Laurel and Hardy fans will be delighted to see the pair re-united A Flying Deuces,” to be shown on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. The story ...

... membership. They were Thomas Fletcher. Harry Stoner and Basil Stoner. The Children's Church will celebrate its first birthday in October, and plans are afoot for « big celebration. The sendees on Sunday were conducted by the Rev. D. Graham Thomas and the last ...

... Mr and Mrs. £lO 6s 4dMrs. A. Atkinson £4 ss. 9d.; Mrs. Pitcher £3 3s. Id. Donations were given Miss Allen Bs. 9d. and Mr. Hardy £B. WHIST—On Thursday week aavhist drive was organised by Brothertoft Members W.V.S. 91d. was raised. Mr. S. Barnett was M ...