... impossible to obey and carry uu their busine.w. Under this Act a number of thi IN.: is of Spalding on Tne• 4 ll l Y were cumin :wed for selling bread otheraiSe than by weight. The evidence showed that • twopound loaf weighed an ounce and • half short ...

... to Council, elating that the gale Trenton% whoh was kindly lent for the oc. blown a lame tree on to his hridee arid had I cumin. on Tuesday. There wee a good en. broken it. He the Council to partly try for the time nf the year. and IlleAnality The re ...

... West. Moulton. Mr. and Mrs. A. Beal. Mn.'. E. Daughton Mrs. A. E. Jeeves. Mr-. A. M. Miss E Taylor. Mrs. ISI Dalton Mr. R. Parkinson (president of thii- Spalding Chamber of Trade) Mr. H H. Small tspalding Town Husbands'. Mrs W. V)ckers. M H. W. Whiteman ...

... M&:rfi'ovun. Mr and Mrs G of England, took a keen interest in Buck, Mr Peacock, Mr and Mrs the Royal British Legion and dur- Cumins, Mr Culpin, Mrs Hales, ::‘ ::* ::'i '{::i ;-yed rugby Mr T. Atkin, Mr and Mrs A. E. He is survived by his wife, Mrs :m‘lm ...