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... CINEMA. Stone and Mickev Rooney star inV* Out West with the Hardys, which will top the bill at the Grand Cinema next Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday. As the title suggests, in this picture the Hardy family pay a visit to rancher friends. There is a good story ...
... of Accidental death was returned. Lemm served the last war with three brothers, two whom were killed. i, Another brother, Thomas Lemm, of Pontefract, gave evidence at the inquest. He said his mother; was years of age, and she was very ill, 'had not been ...
... Bernard (step-sons). Messrs. Arthur Simpson (brothcr-ln-law). B. Marshall (son-inlaw), and George Mooyc (son-in-law), with Mr. Thomas (general manager), Long Eaton Soijjsfr.. WINTER FARMING IN THE SOUTH DOWNS. Some Comparisons with Lincolnshire Experience ...
... Feb.. Ann Maria Lill, 58. Rusking^on.—s Feb.. Sarah Cook, 72 John Thomas Kirton. 81. Scopwick.—27 Jan., Wm. Rush. 81. Sleaford—s Feb.. Samuel Bell. Emma Barnett, 78 ; 6th, John Thomas Spalding. 29. South Scarle —1 Feb.. Maude Jacklin. 52 Tattershall Bridge ...
... fine the chairman (Mr. J. Hardy) said it was a regrettable feature of the case that Maxwell should have written such letter. He bad not, in court, denied a word the evidence given. Spilsby Police Court REJOINED AIRMAN’S LAPSE Thomas Jonathan Egerton (13) ...
... Silver-street, in the year 1837, the site now being occupied by a hairdresser’s shop. Curiously, Mr. Usher was apprenticed to one Thomas, a Lincoln clockmaker, who afterwards worked for Mr. Usher. Ten years later, in 1847, Mr. Usher moved into High-street, occupying ...
... friends learned with deep regret of the death, after an illneas ten days, of Miss Olive Gennery. third daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gennery, ot this village, at the age of ill. An ordinary cold developed rapidly into pneumonia, and despite the untiring efforts ...
... whist, drive was held at Wyviile, Rcepham, In aid of Red Cross funds. Mrs. White was M.C., and prizewinners were Mason, J. Hardy and Busby. competition for a permanent wave was won Mrs. Ben Bcwskill, and a handbag competition Miss Moore, of Lincoln. Tea ...
... was elected assistant secretary. Mr. 1. H. Scott- Targett was re-elected bon. treasurer, and Mr. T M. Wheat auditor, and Mr. Hardy was added to the general committee. , , ci'. > -efle Gift day at Woodball Spa Broadway Methodist Chapel realised £3l ss. In ...
... has reported that he had a vague idea of ramming the enemy who were now abreast of Hardy and firing almost point-blank. At that moment, howtever, a shell Struck Hardy in the engine room. Steam escaped and the vessel at once began to ipse way. Paymaster ...
... (Horncastle). Ingham —1 May, Albert Sm.ih (SaxJby) Kathleen Mary Holmes. Klrton Lindsey.—29 April, Thos. Hardy Dulcie Eato. Lincoln.—27 April, Thomas Austin to Winifred Esther Panton (both of Lincoln) ; Jack Lascelles to Vera Sharpe (both of Lincoln); Joaeph ...
... 10.45.—Thinfe that »o wrong in the houae: talk, w, Matthew* 11 —Oyrfl (Cbopin Keeltal). 11 SO —bwr*ic* in Weleh. 12.- —Thomas Hardy The WrlUr: Talk, Dencond MacCarthy. 1 2.15 p.m.—Dudley Hippodrome Orchestra. 1 —Time, new*. 115 —Talk Mr R. S, Hudson. ...