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... At Carlton Scroop, on the Ist inst., Elizabeth wife of Mr. John Parnham, aged 79. At Birminghan, on the 10th inst., Mr. Arthur Gray, ironmonger, son of Mr. T. Gray, of Sleaford, aged At Hull, on the Bth inst., suddenly, Mr. John Maplethorpe, of Billingliay ...
... evening, and verdict was returned to the effect that The deceased met her death by hemorrhage, accelerated by the neglect W Arthur Gray Bockby.bar medical attendant. On Thursday morning, Mr. Buckby was iaken into custody, and during the day hei was brought ...
... each) to be obtained of Mr. Bushby and Mr. Clakke, Booksellers; Mr. Harvey, Gas Office; Mr. Hf.aton, Wharf Road; and of Mr. Arthur Gray, Elmer Street; and at the Door. N.B.—No admission without Ticket. After Tea, a MEETING and ENTERTAINMENT will take place ...
... to present to him, as a mark of their appreciation of his kindness towards them. The rev. gentleman then requested | Mr. Arthur Gray's acceptance of very elegant inkstand: which the recipient acknowledged in suitable terms, heartily thanking all tho subscribers ...
... he ought to come here to-night, I have some doubt about that vote: it seems to me that he is not qualified. The next are Arthur Gray and William John Elphick, of Elmer-street South. Are they here ? No, sir. Have you got their claims? Yes, sir. After inspecting ...
... highway, at Ropsley, on the 12th inst.—P.c. Hicks was the informant. —Defendant was fined 10/-, and 11/- costs. NORTH STOKE. —Arthur Gray was charged with riding upon a waggon without reinc, at North Stoke, on the inst. —P.c. Theaker proved the case.—Fined 2/6 ...
... excuses.— The Mayor said the Bench were of opinion sufficient notice had not been given, and the case would be disnuM*d. Arthur Gray, Grantham, was charged with a similar offence, but the Chief-Constable withdrew the summons. Licensing license the Bine ...
... Union of Teachers), besides many lady mistresses and teachers. Sunday School was represented, amongst others, by Messrs. Arthur Gray, J. G. Bennett, S. Wells, Geo. Jdley, and G. Foster. With the exoeption of the Rev. W. .« Purey-Cust, all the clergy who ...
... drowned. In attempting to rescue her, a Highland soldier and Christopher Trefell, the second engineer Hornby, met with death. Arthur Gray, a young man, the son of a farmer, living Iver, entered a field on Thursday afternoon week, to ring bull, when the animal ...
... in charge of the mare and cart pass. For defendant's have gone further on grass would be unnecessary and inconvenient.—Arthur Gray, aged eleven, grandson of plaintiff, said wm in charge of the mare which was killed. could not get nearer the — Thos. Shippey ...
... Mrs. Gamble, the Angel Hotel, Co-operative Stores, Salvation Army, Miss litnnby, Mrs. Strange, Rev. E. M. Clements, Mr. Arthur Gray, Mr. Lunn, Mrs. Thorold (Boothby nail), Mrs Provost, and Mrs. Rennie; books, toys, and nightdresses, Mrs. Wilders; oranges ...
... sisters were bridesmaids. At the chancel steps they were received by the bridegroom, who was supported by his friend, Mr. Arthur Gray, of Grantham, who aoted best man. The bride looked exceedingly niee, attired in a rich white alpaca dress, with empire bodioe ...