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... LINCOLN BANKRUPTCY COURT. Farmer’s F;irliur; Rerc:!is Louth Flood. WAGES CLAIMED BY SON AND DAUGHTER, The Louth Flood of 1920 was put forward as one of the causes of failure, at the public examination at the Lincoln Bankruptey Court on ...
... Louth Flood. MEMORIAL OBELISK UNVEILED. Louth commemorated the third anniversary of the disastrous flood which overwhelmed a part of the town 'n 1920, by the unveiling in the cemetery of a monument to the 28 inhab.tants of PP, S TR WY . RT Y ...
... ;&Brtficoln Leader” g;xblis}\ed first photographs of Lincoln from the ar, L L S S £ S May 20.—Terrible visitation of Louth and Hiorncastle by flood. June 2.—Pageant in Bishop’s Palace grounds. June lo.—Lincoln Albion C.C. winds up and presents Hospital Cup to ...
... pleasure fair anfounted to £503, against £261 in 1920 ' ARBORETUM CONCERTS, Eighteen concerts were given for objects, including among others, the Railwavmen’s Orphan Fund, the sufferers from Louth flood, the S. John Ambulance Association, the [Lincoln ...
... and thanks to the expenses being guaranteed the whole of the receipts will be handed over to the Louth Relief Fund. WHAT SWALLOWBECK DI, In aid ©f the Louth Relief Fund an open-air whist drive and dance took place in the garden wof Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vickers ...
... made to grant £5OO to the Fund that 1s be ag raiced by the Mavar. of Lout)i to relieve the distress caunsed by (he recent flood ‘ A highly successful garden party wa held i the grounds of the Old Palace Lincoln. on 'Fu(‘x'dm' under ideal weathe conditions ...
... Mrs, Taylor had cngaged in various works of the society Our sympathy goes out to Mr. Taylor who through the effects of the Flood last May, lost his son, Mr. Alex. Taylor, a well-known Lincolnshire journalist and good fellow. The funeral is at Horncastle ...
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