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Grantham Journal Lincolnshire, England
SUMMARY OF THE WEEK
Thursday evening Mr. W. S. Clarke introduced his amusing essay Sensations, commencing by describing the causes that led to the choice of Sensations, as the title of an essay. Mr. Clarke explained, in a very clear and lucid manner, his views as to the
Boston Guardian Lincolnshire, England
President (Mr. W. and Mrs. Kwen. The officern elected for this season were: President. Mr. W. Ewen; serretarr and trennurer, Mr. E. H. Page; captain. Mr. F. W. Rowe; rice-captain. Mr. W. Scnffluiiu; racing socretarr. Mr. C. W. Sharp; committee, Mr. W. and
Skegness Standard Lincolnshire, England
BOSTOS TIDE TABLE
Swan. C.M.U.: 2. .Mrs. M. Itusling; 3, X. S. Robinson. Hundieby. . _ fi distinct varieties lacdsii dafiodils: 1. Mrs. H. L. Hand; 2. Mrs. C. Miller. Janr.i 3. Mr. J. F. Kawnsley. distinet varieties ditto: I. Rev. J. Vitro; 21 Mrs. M. Hasting; 3, X
Lincolnshire Chronicle Lincolnshire, England
<'■ * r> 1111. He
Small Holdings Coxnmittoe, ami he could assure Mr. Rudkin that tlvey going to get all the email holdings they could. They were gointf to put all the men they could on the land, and if Mr Rudkin could not get his liar vest they were going to show him that
Lincolnshire Standard and Boston Guardian Lincolnshire, England
Misa Clarke. Mr. and Mrs. 11. V. Senior and K. Senior (Lincoln). Major and Mrs. Webber (Norton), Miss Webber. Mr. F. Dennis, I Mr. Glasier. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Walter (Kirksteuil Hall), Mrs. Vincent. Mr. Robinson, Mr. Walter. Miss D. Boswell. Mr. lender. Miss
PRISONER'S DASH FOR FREEDOM
measure except, he i .Gntribute his mite or his large suni y. far it might used to his ability PJJ* » political weapon for i«hichfi0 W ™ f f™lt*ith k ELBCTTONEEBJNQ PURPOSES of-the broadest hacks was an in- What did Mr. Lloyd George—(applause)—mean tb
IN OTHER DAYS
ladiee kindly a* ; Mr», W. llcdford, Mn. Arthur Black. Mra. Caiater. Mra, < oarard and Mra. Charlea Wood. Tba M.C.'a for dancin* were: Mr. O. Romford. Mr. K W. Brad abaa. Mr. O. K. tlilea. Mr. T. llama* too, Mr. C. llarnaon and Mr. H C. Marn» The mnair
1 SITUATIONS VACANT
and I other help kept-Apply Mrs. Ilyford. Cam Farm. Elton 114, ' CLEAT YARMOUTH. One MIMIC o w . Fwd . 1 1 aerea 1 FA NOR .I. M 2c AN pr W ecua ßlCi te HT . . resabormi lf.R.l.C. • S h l Wellingtos Board Rest- Grease Mr. . m aa an I (fence. la e
THE WORLD OF WOMEN Rtfcditiis by "Marjjret "
Manor), or Mrs. N. V. S 0 and Mr. G, Stewart (Partney). Jane Hickley. Miss Mary OJianee, An«ela Kayser. Mr. A. H■ inide, Mr. Eric (laJ. Mr. W. Je»- n. Mr. R. B. Jesson Sir. and Mrs. von iKenwtck Halji. l6 * 'v- p. Mr. Ton« M'as Fox (Girshyi, Mr. J. - A Mi-a
DENTON'
breakfast Mrs. Black well—Chair Mrs. and Mr. Fred Kayo—Serviette rings Mr. Eric Kave—Silver inkstand Mrs. and Miss Winelow—Picture Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Potter—Silver butter dishes Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Turnbull —China bowl Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Bailey—Tea cloth
Unequalled fop Purity and Excellence. entirely of Swteol Vegetable Oils and Guaranteed Free Animal pato. THE BOSTON GUARDIAN AND INDEPENDENT,
Stringer, Mrs. a exclomnlion—the stared from Mr. Brewster to their host. "UVi!. by Goov said Mr. Gosling. "That's "I think Mr. Parker had better see this gentleman.'' Mr. Melbourne slowly. "Mr. Parker, would you mind ■■||r*'s noan Iwre. Potwby. pnid Mr. Gosling
GRAMOPHONES AND REPAIR!
congregation. Mr. P. Slater, l*w hHiMT, read th# #rriptaroa and olieren prav.T. Mr. T. Perry, of Small Heath, apnke of the late Mr. Bowse*# influence upon him and his friend Mr. R. Mawton. when bovs the Victoria-street Baptist Sunday School, Mr. Bowse waa
telling American tinned mep-Rontaining AM grains per lb. «*t ■* tin, the Northern Tea Stores, were ined AIM at Ronth-The poiaon waa aaid to
Scamblesby. Fined 10a. Mr. G. C. Holmes* applied for order to be made against Matthew Smithson, farmer, Fullethy. compelling his children to attend school. Mr. R. W. Clitherow. for defendant, agreed to an order, which was accordingly made. Mr. A. F. Harris applied
w*r« Mr*. Hailam. » BatWr Mr* Comic* and behalf th« '■o'iro Cowl MMalon IUO . Homo « and Krai o-ero rollrctora. He wai rrpreamted h* C. B real lei ICf ol MuMr J R Brure aod : p.radrd ~ Guilt; wa« fined *lO and ««n» met. and had hi* »u»omd*d
uf Mr. Uaorgo Mharp, Kramptun Wrat. to Aliro Winitrrd, oalv dauglitrr Mm. aad thr lair Mr. Jaarpfa I'latt. ot Boat on. (Hi WMliwoUr. at Mirkaav, Mr. Krw Win. HuiUnn. of Woodhall Kpa. Mla> Kva Mary Ijamt. of Htirkarjr. (Hi Thnnalar. at Lnrrtoa. Mr. WaMar
MEW LEAKE & EASTVILLLE WAK MEMORIAL
Yarborough left for DrocUesby, haring ex- pressed the Chairman his gratitude for bis reception, and his great his first visit the Dome. 'Reading from lelt to right: Mr. 8. W, Marsden (Secretary), Lady Worsley, Lord Yarborough, Dr. Colin Irevlnle. Ur. Edmund
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Sloaawala, Spalding. St. Jama*, on Jana IMh, Mrs. laalirlTa llulfar (fonaarly Mr*. Frank Wall*), tin Jana ITIb, at SurSaal, Harry Kadbaud, «. •Hi June tfh. »• H<*rpr, lirurcv (Irantlwm !*•>nr, ugMl *l. •Hi Jmir IMli. llulgalr, KlmMli •iraalliaMi. a*ml
Grantham boy was lost for five hours in Nottingham 4 999 call to City Police brought relief and joy to
times by Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery, Mr. Arthur Measures, of 18. Houghton-road. Grantham, retires tomorrow week, the day before his 65th birthday. Yesterday afternoon recalled in aii interview how laird Montgomery broke off conversation with the
OF AN AbUUKh
10s 1» Mr. J * I'aKi.laior l«eat Mr. rt. N Treasury beat Mr. I Vrpfi ua!. Wind's l Mr *** Joy •••v I'iU.i. Mr. ij. \V. I. Sl l mI'j* Mr «i Smi'.h s S s Moiulnif. Mr. W ilia's Wreak, a l>y |{< S'li-'U-s Im>mi Mr Tivasur** -K»> H'»illuJijMoii Ihji Mr. M«*r«»
COSTUMES & COATS
inspection. Mr. Hheaiman. K.C.. and Mr. W. H. Stevenson appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. Hueb Fraser and Mr. Mayer for the defendants Mr. Shearman said the plaintiff was part-owner of certain patents for improvements the manufacture of steel. A Mr. Thompson
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