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... 20p. land the school, which w as from time to time enriched numerous gifts of land from .John Bradley, Walter Fiswick, Arthur Gray, John Taylor, Richard Hardie. and Lawrence Eresbv, Esq., the latter of whom was the Ist Warden of the Town of Louth, and ...
... SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST A CLERGYMAN. At the Westminster Police-court Mr. Arthur Gray- stone, & ntleman living at Oadogan-place, Chelsea, ap to an adjourned summons for indecently Annie Harris, at on the 7th of December last. Mr. Besley prosecuted ; and ...
... Aug. and. aged go. CaowLAND —Elisabeth, widow of John Mean. July 30th, aged ham.—'At Elsenham, Esses, Elirabeth Ann. wile Arthur Gray, aad eldest daughter the late Thomas Wing, miller, Skirbeck, July syth, aged 49 yeurs. Guimsby.—jane Vaoe. in Charles-street ...
... Stephens, both of King's Cliffe. At St Mary's church, Peterboro, on the 15th ult., Ell Sutton, to Zikiah Ebband on the 27th, Arthur Gray, to Martha Selena Barratt „ . At Werrington, on the 25th ult, William Shepherd Peaks, of Peterboro', to Emma Bowland, of ...
... 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 ...
... earnest inquiry and work. Over 300 years ago ono Richard Wright, in consideration of 501. bequeathed tho poor of Louth by Arthur Gray and William Richardson, and in satisfaction of his own benevolent feelings toward them, granted 20 acres of land in Brackenboro' ...
... 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 ...
... 10s. The book prizes were awarded to Mary Jane Woodliffe and Samuel White, Kate and Kate Brown, Edward and Lizzie Parker. Arthur Gray and Mary J. Copland, Fred and Emily Emmerson, William Cash and Lucy Bancroft, fer special proficiency in answering questions ...
... Mary Jane Woodllffe and Samuel White (Maltby). Kate Wiley mao and Kate Brown (Sutton). Edward and Lizzie Parker (Alford), Arthur Gray and Mary Jane Coupland (Mabletborpe), Fred and Emily Emerson (Markby). William Cash and Lucy Bancroft (Huttoft), for special ...
... 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 ...
... costs, for hawking without a licence at Barkston on July 30th. ISSS.—For riding without reins North Stoke on the 7th inst. Arthur Gray was fined 'Is. 6d. and 11*. &d. costs.— John Wing was fined 13*. tkf., including costs, for allowdnir two cows and four ...