... Monday. The flood level began fall Great Ponton at about 3.30 p.m., and at Saltersford 4.30 p.m. . It was not until six o'clock, or little later, that the water reached its highest level at Grantham. The storm which caused The Disastrous Flood Louth, in May ...

... decided to have a public meeting, probably October sth. THE LOUTH DISASTER. INQUEST YESTERDAY the inquest yesterday the victims of the Louth disaster, the Surveyor there had been some slight flooding in the town previous occasions, but only sufficient t© reach ...

... outbreak diphtheria the Council have been since for period three weeks. A tote of £20,000 for relief distress ,caused year# flood Louth was agreed to without in the House Cimmrna. ~v . CALF BEARING. It essential, if the stock of the country is to bo kept up ...

... offered their deepest sympathy with all concerned, and read the following letter from the Mayor of Louth:— The Mayor's Parlour, Town Hall, Louth, 31st May, 1920. Dear Mr. Mayor,—You will doubtless have heard of the serious caiastroplte which happened Saturday ...

... about the Houses of Parliament and their art and other treasures. FLOOD DISTRESS FUND. —Daring the week, the following amounts have been received for the Flood. Distress Fund :—From Louth, Mr. Dunketa, 10s.; Mr. Lacey, Sympathiser, ss. The Fund now stands ...

... memory cur dear mother Sarah Brabby, who pa'«cd away April 3rd. 1526; also our dear father, Edmund Braisbv, who passed Nov. 7th, 1920. Until the day breaks. From their loving Sons and Dai ghters. Weight.—ln loving memory of Ivy Emily. Iho beloved wife of Herbert ...

... house-to-houso collection in practically every town and village in the county. The River With am and the Recent Floods. One of the most persistent floods in the Withum for some time,” was the description given the Surveyor (Mr. G. R. S. Harding, at the Lincoln ...