... both s an amalour and @ profeszional, bave made his name & honsehold wond ia cyeling circles here and on the Continent. Sid Thomas is another who Las sscended to the vacing wheel, but in his case soccess has not vet smiled on him. A. Hannah, the Secottish ...

... attended: Mr. Richard Hall (in the chair), Ald. J. Maltby, and Mr. Thomas Martin, with Mr. J. T. Tweed (clerk). The following, were elected to supply vacancies on the Freemen's Fund: Thomas Whelpton Hickingbotham, Williama Edward West, John William Rose ...

... is not restricted to ¢ ntinuation school boys. Forms of application nn{ be obtained at the Church House, or of Mr. Clifford Thomas, High street, and must be retumed to the Captain.—Bernard 8. Lowe, Captain Commanding A and B Companies. “Royar, WeLsa —The ...

... , is the permanent sccretary. On Saturday eveming last, the Grand Master of the Lincoln District, M.U., LO.F. (Bro. J. H. Hardy), and the D.G.M'(Bro W Mortimer, City Sheriff) paid a complimentary visit in their official capacity to the Loyal Georgo Todge ...

... (Bro. J. H. Hardy, the D.G.M (Bro W Mortimer, City Sheriff) paid mplimentary visit in their oficial capacity to the Georgo Todge, and advaniags was taken of their to make presentations to two tried and worthy of the lodge —P.P.GM. Thomas Keyworth y introduced ...

... £317: Archibongville Mission, £l5; and Aliwal North !slimic:n, .EHJB. _.Afu-r l:”l)l'éQ‘ and pithy ad- dress by the Rev. Thomas Pigott, the Rev. G, P, Ciarke gave an .enfhrallin.y, narrative of his_ ox- periences as a missionary in tke great lone land ...

... —A lenient view was taken of the offence on account of the wife’s illness, and a fine of Is. was imposed. REFUSING TO QUlT.~Thomas Lyon, of Bracebridge, labourer, yluded guilty to a charge of refusing to ‘Luit the ‘Ploufih, Boultham.—The landlord said he ...

... Grocer, L. George Blanchard, Agricultural Engine Driver, L. Woodthorpe Johnson Clarke, Farmer, C. Thomas Bowker Dawson, Grocer and Draper, C. John Thomas Fieldsend, Farmer, C. Robinson Fridlington, S‘mcmukcr. L. George Harness, Woodman, Y. Richard Prondlove ...

... Farmer. Thomas Moxon, Farmer. John ooddi:.'hn.mram John Thomas lqlq{. ‘armer. James Blatherwick, Gardener. The parish meeting was held on TL in the School Room. Mr. Joseph elocted chairman, and the following to serve on the Council : Thomas Mo FMIIE ...

... doctor. WM. HARDY, of 28, Park-street, spoke to hearing Mrs. Coope scream. He went to toe yard and saw the deceased. who was hangire with his feet come two inches from the floor. He thought decensed’s work had affected his mind a bit. THOMAS NAYLOR said ...

... thoroughly Mo‘;nhd-l kll |M' :sv-bn . pi:tedl and verris ; pract yeq to bDew.—J yto Mr. THOMAS WATSON, co. w. Fl)flfi and Co.. Limited, Engineers, Lincoln ; cr to THOMAS W ALLILS, Holmes Saw Mills, Lincoln. AMINE AND PLAGUE IN INDIA. F CITY OF LINCOLN RELIEF ...

... st R e : o R s e ;.w..‘-m.i.my_n‘ Rev. ! e anghan 'O DRESSMAKERS. — Gool Coat Hand, al e imited. Engineers, Lincol Lor to THOMAS . Tommm“.' -e— ot Cout Mand atio (oLt sil Lincola. Por'~Tlindie Lowiie: SOB ot 07 - fmenine .uu;_-z ;ol,hctal by Mr. H ...