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... THE FLOOD. (Louth, May 29th, 1920). So long as memory lives, who shall forget the day When by the act of God a town was swept away; Poor, stricken Louth: r once all was peaoe and calm, Till came the awful flood that wrought such grievous ...
... SCONTHOfiPE AND LOUTH FLOOD. TO THE EDITCB Sib, —Will you be good enough allow me, through the medium of the Hull and Lincolnshire Times, thank all who in any way contributed to the success of appeal behalf of the sufferers through the terrible calamity ...
... the result of the cloud-burst at Louth. Other members ©f tho family had miraculous escapes from suffering a like fate. and Mrs Fytche, my wife's parents, said Mr Binnington, were in the garden. when the terrible floods descended upon them. They lived ...
... THE WELSH FLOOD DISASTER. Not since the devastating cloud-burst at Louth in May, 1920 has there fallen to be recorded in this country a disaster of the magnitude of that which has wrought such terrible destruction and loss of life in the Conway Valley ...
... JUNE 4, 1920. RELIEF FOR LOUTH. Gifts from the King and Queen Alexandra, MILITARY SALVAGE MEN. (From Our Own Reporter.) LOUTH, Thursday The King has contributed £ioo and Queen Alexandra .. so to the relief of the sufferers through the flood. Up to to-night ...
... LOUTH TOWN COUNCIL. At yesterday's meeting of Louth Town Council the Public Health Committee reported in favour allowing the County Council the use of the Isolation Hospital for advanced case* of tuberculosa*, week. Highways Committee made recommendations ...
... TELEGRAPH, SATURDAY, JUNE 5, 1920. CAUSE OF THE FLOOD. 20,000,000 Tons of Water on Louth. 750 CONCRETE HOUSES PROJECTED. (From Our Own Correspondent.) 1,0 U T Friday. Something definite as to the origin of the Louth flood emerged in the ...
... our readers enabled send him on Saturday for the relief of the sufferers from the flood disaster, the Mayor of Louth writes us folio s:— Major's Parlour. Town Hall, Louth (Lincolnshire), dune 5. Pear Si in receipt of your letter «»f vcstord«y\ date enclosing ...
... 16th_17th, 1866. —Great floods North of England; immense damage in Yorkshire, Lancashire, and Derbyshire. About drowned. , . October 13th-15th 1892.—Great floods N.E. Yorks. Several persons drowned. October 13th. 1892.—Destructive floods in Derbyshire and Wales ...
... LOUTH DEATH ROLL 25. °fficial View of the Extent of the Disaster. THE RELIEF FUND. p r'emier's Of - Fer of Assistance by the Government. GRAPHIC INQUEST STORIES. to ut tl h al cial estimates of the death roll caused by the flood disaster at of state ...
... LOCAL HAPPENINGS IN 1920. JANUARY. Barotfetcy for Sir Eric Ohlson. Sudd death of Major W. H. Lane, Clerk to Holland (Lines.) County Council, g. Opening of new offices f ,r Hull Mission. Death of Mr A. W.l'', liushworth (76), trawler own'ir, Grimsby. 5 ...
... with the Wolds. I heard Scamblesby mentioned, which village on the Louth and Horocasllo road, six miles E. and seven miles B.W. S. of Louth, in one valleys. It may that portion the flood found it« way by Kivor Bain to Jlonicastle, ami the more destructive ...