... Prices ' paid, fair assortment; prompt returns; ditect merchants, Satisfaction assured.—Geo. Watson and Co., 14, Great St. Thomas Apostle, Queen Street, Londun, E.C. 4. ! PRAMS and MAILCOACHES, Painted in all the Newest Colours, New | tHoods and all Repairs ...

... Hipkin, T 77: Arthur Edwarg Lyon Fowler, 400; maj. 377. Crowle.—Geo, Richard Wroot, 423 Thomas Rodham Swales, 416: Richard Amery, 266: maj. 7. Kirton.-——*Robt, Edward Hardy, 919; John Robert Sanderson, 406: maj. 513, Saxilby.—*John Evens 806: G. E, Nettleship ...

... A Param Comedy. Felix. ( Picture Hou (AND CAFE). Continuous Performances 2.30—10.15. Fridays 1.30—10.15. ALL THE wWEE THOMAS HARDY'S Famous Immortal Classic: “TESS OF THE D’URBERVIL (in R Acts) Featuring BLANCHE SW Conrad Nagel, Stuart Holn George Fawcett ...

... MR. W. H. SEWARDS BOURNE. lANDSOME BEQUESTS TO BOURNE SERVANTS Mr. Willlam Hardy Sewards, of Bourne, well-known at Sleaford markets, of South Lincolnshire, agriculturist, a native of Billingborough, where for many years he farmed extensively under the ...

... DISTRICT, New ministers are appointed to the following circuits as under: ~Stamford—Charles J. Cumberworth. Peterborough—Thomas Hardy Bavks, 8.A., and Sidney B. Gregory, B.A. Crowland—W. Boswell Lowther. Grantham—W, Walkern Corin. Melton Mowbray—Stanley ...

... kin she is wanted. T. D. 1446 Fatker, William, nephew of Thomas Brown, of low Moor, Wigton, Cumberland, retired farmer, decoased, wanted for something to his advantage. Y. P. 147 Fopkmson, Thomas, labourer, late of Bolton, and formerly of North Scarle ...

... F, Freshucy, Sir It M. Hawley, Col. Hutton, Tombleson, the karl of ) arborough, Coancillors Col. Conwsy-Gordon, Frank:sh, Hardy, Swan, Alington, Allison, Blaydes, Lrougk.ton, Campion, Coates, J. E. Davy, J. W. Davy, Joshus ‘st,\'_ Ellwood, Epton, Eveus ...

... lane, Lincoln, on the 19th Sept., Emma Maria Hardy, 77. At Blankney,, on the 25th Sept., Samuel Overton, :3. At Lovth, on the 17th Sept., Baker Daw. son, 51;: 19th., John Robt. Alderson, 70; 20th, Thomas Hall, 26; in Ottawa, Canada, George Ernest Dexter ...

... large gathering of Oddfellows sentatives including P.P.G.M s Cousans and E. W, Sendall (marsnan- A. Middletop, Saxilby, \WW. Hardy, Saxil by, C. (lnri;, R. Fisher, |. F. C. Rose, A Kemp, A, Applewhite, (\Washinghoro) ;. W, Tobin; P.G.M.’s W, ], Trollope ...

... on_the 19th May, Herbt. H Thomas to Annn Maria Mosley, of Leas. ingham. . At Loanth, on the 16th May, Gearge 'Webster to Ada Mary Broughton: 17th, Edwesrd |, Tupling to Evangeline Lewis ‘ um»w.mmmm.nu Wealoyan Reform Chapel. ‘Thomas Garton, of Braunceweil ...

... deceased on the river bank. She turned round and slipped into the nver. He ran off and told Mr. Hardy. Mr. Hardy came and threw a rope, but it did not reach her. Thomas Trevithick, boat builder, said he was in his yard on Monday afternoon when he heard a ery ...

... 5. At 32, Lark-ane, dancoln, on the 15th Aug., Thomas Carter, 11 At 13, I'u|uini~hy-. ...