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... completed by the lst of November next. On Tuesday last a field of 13 acres of standing wheat, belonging to Mesdames Paddy and Franks, at Wing, caught fire, and about two acres were destroyed. The fire was accidentally caused by an Irishman, who struck a lucifer ...
... Holbeach Board of Guardians is now fast approaching its termination, and, you will doubtless remember, during this year several stout contests between myself, behalf of the Press, and the Holbeach Board, in opposition to that powerful engine, have taken place—all ...
... evening addresses were delivered, under the presidency of Mr. Wlgelswortb, by the Revs. J. Glasson and T. HoUins, and Messrs. Stout, Brown, Conyers, and Everett At the annual meeting of the subscribers of the PubUc School, held few days ago, Bartholomew Claypon ...
... quarterly meeting of the .Burial Board, held in the Guildhall, on Tuesday evening (Mr Jos Maltby in the chair), the bill of Mr. Frank Binns, for making the alterations in the cemetery wall, amounting to 772. 6*. 3d , was ordered to be paid, after much grumbling ...
... ono on which the fate of Ministries ought no longer to depend Mr. Disraeli himself had forestalled the inevitable sueer a frank confession that the proposed method of proceeding was not one flatteriug to pride of party, and was only justified by very ...
... which the fate of Ministries ought no longer to depend ;ibut Mr. Disraeli himself had forestalled the inevitable sneer a frank confession that the proposed method of proceeding was not one flattering to pride of party, and was only justified by very ...
... Several passengers were bruised, amongst whom was a lady who was cut about tbe face, but was able to proceed to Retford; and Mr. Moxon, surgeon, of Huddersficld, who was so much hurt that he had to be removed, under the care of Mr. Shipman, to the Angel Hotel ...
... Several passengers were bruised, amongst whom was a lady who was cui about the face, but was able to proceed Retford ; and Mr. Moxon, surgeon, of Huddersfield, who was so much hurt that he had to be removed, under the care of Mr. Shipman, to the Angel Hotel ...
... the funds of this school took rlace in the school-room, and wfife numerously attended. Addresses were delivered the Revs.T.R Moxon and Wm. CuUum, and others. Louth.âThe vacancy in the Town Council, the death of Mr. R. J. Hell, was filled up on the 17th ...
... x *ir«t jarize, a silver cup, value ses to C. H.Woods, of Carlby ; a gold pencil-case, value 26*., to H. Templeman, Thos. Moxon, Wytham, highly commended ; J. of Ryhah\ commended. -Champion class : First of 42. Thomas Brewin, of Carlby ; second, to Ti ...
... held at Horneastle on the 13th, by Fredk. Sharpley, Esq., deputy coroner, on view of the body of Eliza Franks, aged six months, daughter of Louisa Franks, a deserted wife. The child was discovered by the side of its mother on Sunday morning dead, and apparently ...
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