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... LOODS On Saturday, 29th May, 1920, LOUTH - v devastated by flood, the result being THE LOSS OF OVER 20 LIVES AND PROPERTY DAMAGE TO THE EXTENT OF THOUSANDS OF POUNDS, THE LONDON GUARANTEE ze) ACCIDENT COMPANY Ltd 20), 21. @ 22. Lincoln's Inn Fields. ONDON ...
... ALARM AT LOUTH. Bot little alarm waa fell In Louth during the week end owing to Incessant rain, and memories of the disaster of 1920 were revived when terrific storm broke over the district. Ift •om# districts roads were under water. Three storms appeared ...
... that the soil was; tion for samples sold below the raw material of the in-.loos. a quarter. dustry. Mr. H. 8. Sharpiey (Louth) FLOOD DISASTER pointed out that the sales of Parley during the last The executive learnt with or four years had in the pleasure ...
... torrential occurred Louth and distret on Friday might and hours Satu v morning. The River Lud, which runs through town, was hi on an occasion since the devastating 1920. In some parts the town the drains were unable to with water. and flooding occurred on a ...
... May, 1920, there Mr. Allison the amendment in favour of bul ing on the site, and Ald. Thompson favoured the leaving of The General Purposes Committee W. i. H ine and imiment of Mrs. J. Lill, R. Maltby, and waon, ker as ive trustees of the Louth United ...
... Manor, Peterborough. 4' flood Fleshed Dark Red YEARLING BULLS. Also 2 Good WORKING HORSES.-Geo. Read. Kdlinglon. F>R SALK. RED COW. 3rd calf weeks op.— Hopper. Thorpe Dale*._Wa»nll««t. WHITE and for SALE, j _J. Popple. HallmgUm. Louth • PICB with worms, however ...
... GENERAL EVENTS. H9W THE FLOOD CAME TO 7 LOUTH. THE STORM CENTRE. Seven months sfter the occurrence, possible view the calamity which overwhelmed Loath on the 29th of May last steadily and oomprehendingly. and to into the origin of the flood with calmness which ...
... will be of ral ereat. In 1921 snow fell on April 1 and 4, and there wa, a heavy hailstorm on t Ma 29, 1920, is memorable th e of he terrible Louth flood. 19 ‘e was on April Ist a ry heavy fa now a severe frost ud snow also fellon A 5,7, 8, 9, 16, 16, 17 ...
... suffered by the Louth flood of May tary lev 29th | The N.F.U., a volun- d raised £1246 11s. 7d., and the Committee had decided to pay 3s. in the £ on claims amounting to £4723 wut im by farmers of Horncastle and Coningsby. absorbing £990 from Louth. and 3s. ...
... crdict, natural 'ifâHeavy floods in Lincolnshire, Huntingdonshire, Northamptonshire, Nottinghamshire, and other counties. 4V-The north bank of the river Glen again pave£y » abort distance from Tongue-end, flooding tte.tends for miles and putting ...
... loss from the flood. he funds might be supple mented in a greater degree than already experienced, if more of the places of worship fell into line, and followed the example of many parishes in the way of Sunday collections. The rea! Louth must be clearly ...
... Cross on the following day. The prizewinners at the usual games were: whist, Mr and Mrs Louth; raffle, Mrs Jupp, MR Taylor, Mrs Burrell, Mrs Baker, Mrs Eldred, Mrs Louth, Miss M. Rastall; bingo, Mrs E. Cook. Mrs Sheath, Mrs A. Bedford. Mrs P. Cave, Mrs Richer ...