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TRADES DIRECTORY.] LINCOLNSHIRE. WHE 865 Gant Joseph, Aswa.rdby, Spilsby Lee Charle!!, Croft, Waintleet All Saint!r R. S. 0 Robinson Tennant, Osbonrnhy, Falkingham Gant J oseph, Harrington, Spilsbx Legg.ate Tha.rral, New Bolingbroke,. Bt>ston Robinson William, Hacconby, Boum Garner John, Cowbridge. Boston LeggottSamnel,Churchtown,Belton,Doncastr Robson Thos. W. Hagworthingham, Spilsby Gf!eson Samuel, Denton, Grantham Lettice Cha.s. T. Old Bolingbroke, Spilsby Roe John, Bishop Norton, Kirton Lind!!ey Gell John, Baumber, Horncastle Lewis William, Grainthorpe, Great Grimsby Rooke William, Digby, Lincoln Gell William, Hemingby. Horncastle Lldgard Amos, Ma.rshchapel, Great Grimsby Ross George, East Butterwick, Doncaster Gibbons Robert & Son, Orby, Burgh-in-the- Lidgard Charles, Mill road, Cleethorpes, Ross Geo. Susworth, Owston Ferry, Ba:uwrltr:ryv Marsh R.S.O Great Grimsby ROSB William, Ropsley, Grnntham Gibson Edward, South Ferriby, Hull Lidgard John, Bargate, Great Grimsby Row T. Pode hole, West Pinchbeck, Spalding Gibson Fred, Fiskerton, Lincoln Lill Edman, Huttoft, Alford Rowe Edward, Covenham St. Mary, Louth Gibson John, llorkstow, Hull Lingard John, Caythorpe, Grantham Rowe John, North Willington, Market Ra.sen Gibson J oseph, Fiskerton, Lincoln Long Robert, Harmston, Lincoln Rowe John William, Maltby-le-Marsh, Alford Gillatt John, Winteringham, Doncaster Longlands John, Oseby, Grantham Rowe William, Kelstern, Louth Gilliard Joseph, Garthorpe, Goole Lovell Samuel, Btickney, Boston ·Rowe William, Saltfieetby All Saints, Louth Ginnell J. Ashby-cum-Ferriby, Gt. Grimsby Maltby George, Claxby, Market Ra..qen Rusling Brothers, Newport, Lincoln Godwin T. West st. Crowland, Peterborough Marsh T. Middle Rasen, Market Rasen Rutland Charles, Swaby, Alford Gollin George, Great Ponton, Grnntham Marshall C. Ludford Magna, Market Rasen Rutlaml Thomas, Greetham, Horncastle Good George, Freiston, Boston Marshal] Edward, Heighington, Lincolnc Sampson George; Eastoft, Goole Good William, Glentham, Market Rasen Marshall James, Ashby, Brigg Sanderson Benjamin, Rothwell, Caistor Good William Magson, Wrawby, Brigg Marshall Joseph, Tealby, Market Rasen Sands Edmund, Potter Hanworth, Lincoln Goodb.and E. Redbourne,KirtonLindseyR.S.O Marshal! Robert, Kirkby-on-Bain, Horncastle Sanford John, :gunsby, Bourn Goodb.and William West, Redbourne, Kirton Marshall William, Kirkby Underwood, Bourn Sargeant Wm. Marshchapel, Great Grimsby Lindsey R. S. 0 Marsha.IIW.Messingham,KirtonLindseyR.S.O Seaman Matthew, 45 Foundry st. Horncastle Goodwin G. High st. Long Button, Wisbech Marshal! William, Saxilby, Lincoln Seaman Newcome, East street Horncastle Gosling Henry, Langworth, Lincoln Martin James W. back of Royal Dock Scotney Edward, Morton, Bourn Gowsell Mrs. Ellen, Messinglmm, Kirton chambers, Great Grimsby Seaton John, West Butterwick, Doncaster Lindsey R.S.O Ma.shford Charles, High street, Holbeach Selby Joseph, Blyton, Gainsborongh Goy Christopher, Benniworth, Wragb_y Ma..~hford .T. W. Wn.shway, Whaplode, Rpalding Selby William, Blyton, Gainsborough Goy Thomas, Bra.cebridge, Lincoln Massam G. N D!'IIlanby-by-Spitai,Ma.rket.Ra.•en Sensicle Augustian, Donington, Spalding Gmy Mrs. Betsey, Donington-on-Bain, Louth Mawer Joseph, Sibsey, Boston Sewell William, Moulton, Spalding ~ Gray Jolm, Muckton, Louth Meads William, Boothby Pagnell, Grnntham Sharp John M. Towngate, Market Deeping Green George, New Bolingbroke, Boston Meads Wi!liam, Somecby, ctrantham Sharp Michael Tory & Alfred, Little GuyBenjamin,Knight st.Pinchbeck,Spalding Merrikin John Henry, Little Carlton, Loutll Bytha!'n, Stamford Haitb. George, Humberstone, Gt. Grimsby :Merrill John, Ingoldmells, Burgh R.S.O Shaw Chas. & Thos. Halton Holegate, Spilsby Hales Edward, Bicker, Spalding Messam Henry, Thurlby, Bourn Shaw Moses, Albion street, Great Grimsby Halkes Thomas, Dunston, Lincoln Middleton J. Mssnghm. Kirton LindseyR.S.O Shaw Robert, Flixborongh, Donca.ster .Hall Henry, North Thoresby, Great Grimsby. Middleton Willia.rn, Ingham, Lincolnr Shaw William, Toynton All Saints, Spilsby Carts & Lurrys built to order Miller Henry, Holton-le-Clay, Great <;}rirnsby Shearman Willlam, jnn. Keel by, Ulceby Ha.II Richard, Winterton, Doncaster Miller John Henry, Ludborough, Louth Shelton John, Great Coates, Ulceby Ha.ll Thomas, Middle Rasen, Market Rasen Millgate George, Chapel, Alford Shelton Thomas, Stallingborough, Ulceby Hall William. Beesby, Alfonl Milson A. Me.s.singham,Kirton Lindsey R.S.O Short George, Ulceby Village Hammond Charles, 43 Weelsby street, New Money Henry, Great Hale, Sleaford Simons C. 81 Victoria st. west, Gt. Grimsby Clee, Great Grimsby Money Henry, Heckingtol'l., Sleaford Simpson David, North Scarle, Newark Hancock John, Stixwould, Horncastle Moore David, 46 West street, Horncastle Simpson Henry, jun. Laughterton, Newark Hanson Thomas, 36 Stanton st. Grantham Morley John & Jsph. Saxby All Saints, Hull Simpson Josiah, 61 Montague street, Lincoln Harby Geo. E. Long Bennington, Grantham Morley JR.mes, Bonby, Barton-on-Humber Simpson Stephen,South Leasingham, Slea.ford Hardwick William, Welton, Lincoln Musson Thomas, Wel!Journ, Grantham Sirnpson Thomas, Holbeach burn, Holbeach Hare Edward, Haltoft end, Freiston, Boston NeedhamR.Cross Keys wharf,Eastgate,Sleafd Singleton William, Bassingham, Newark Ha.rmston Richard, Marston, Grantham Newton Jarvill, Fen, H~kington, Slea.ford Skelton Charles, Crowle, Doncaster Harrison Henry, Tattershall Bridge, Dog- Nicholson Thomas, Sibsey, Boston Skelton Robert, Thorpe-on-the-Hill, Lincoln dyke, Boston Nicholson William, Louth park; 30 Eastfield Skelton Thomas, North Kelsey, Brigg Harrison J osepb, Commercial street, Alford road & River head, Louth Skinner Wm. Thos. Scunthorpe, Doncaster Harrison William, Bardney, Lincoln Noble John, G6sberton, Spalding Skipworth Edward, Raithby, Louth Havercroft Jonn, Kirmington, Ulceby Noble Joseph, Nocton, Lincoln Slater John, Wcstsr.. Crowland, Peterborough Hayes & Son, Scotgate works, Stamford Norris Jonathan, .Frithville, Sibsey Slator Luke, Drove end, Wisbech Henley William, Metheringham, Lincoln Odlmg Isaac, 2 Earl street, Great Grimsby Slingsby Geo. A. East Stockwith, Gainsboro Herd William Clay, Quadring, Spa.lding Ogle George, Scawby-cnm-Sturton, Brigg Smith James & Thomas, Uffington, Stamford Hewson Edmund, Covenham St. Bar- Orrey Enoch, Spilsby road, Boston Smith John & George, Marton, Ga.insborough tholornew, Louth Paling George, Weston hills, Weston, Spalding Smith Ben. Deeping St. Nicholas, Spalding Hicks R. Star & Garter yard, Metheringham, Palrner E. Deeping St. James,Market Deeping Smith George, Amcotts, Doncaster ,.. Lincoln Parish J. Willoughton, Kirton Lindsey R.S.O Smith George, Binbrooke, Market Rasen Hicks William, Metheringham, Lincoln Parker Francis, Binbrooke, Marke.t Rasen Smith G8Qc. Edwd. Irby-on-Humber, Caistor Hill & llerringshaw, Bracebridge, Lincoln Parker Joseph, Sloothby, Alford Smith John, Keadby, Doncaster Rill William, Marton, Gainsborough Parker Wm. Barnoldby-le-Beck, Gt. Grimsby Smith Mrs. Mary, Little Hale, Sleaford Hodson H.Eaugate,Moulton Chapel,Spalding PaTker William, Great Gonerby, Granthlilll Smith Phillip, Kilnwell road, Market Ra.sen Holderness James William, Partney, Spilsby Parkinson "John, Burgh-in•tbe-Marah R.S.O Smith Robert, Wytham-on-thtt-Hill, Bourn. Roldsworth George, Kirton Lindsey R.S.O Park:inRon Michael, Parlney, Spilsby Smith William, Wharf road, Grantham Holdsworth Henry, Kirton Lindsey R. S. 0 Parr Wm. Barkstone-le-Willows, Grantham Snow George, High street, Market Deeping Holdsworth Thomas, Kirton Lindsey R. S. 0 Pask John, Wellingore, Grantham Spencer Robert, Glentworth, Lincoln Holliday John, Rippingale, Bourn Pask Thomas, Nettleham, Lincoln Squires George, West Ashby, Horncastle 1Iollingshead Samuel, Billinghay, Sleaford Paulson Samuel, Gosberton, Spalding Stamper Samuel, Reepham, Lincoln Holmes John, Wragby Pawson Edward, Laceby, Great Grimsby Stark Robinson, Tetney, Great Grimsby Holmes Joseph, Navenby, Gra.ntham Peacock Daniel, Burgh-in-the-Marsh.R.S.O Stephenson Thomas, Haxey, Bawtry Holmes Matthew, Thurlby, Bourn Peacock Henry, Owmby, :Market Ra.sen Stones Charles, Northcoates, Great Grimsby Hoult Hy. Mareham-on-the-Hill,Horncast1e Pearson John, Bmnston, "Lincoln Stothard Hy. Churchtown, Belton, Doncaster Housham A. North Somercotes, Gt. Grimsby Percival Robert Jvhn, Keelby, 'Ulceby Stothard William, Luddington, (}{)ale Howlett.T. W addingham,KirtonLindsey R. S. 0 Pett Eno, Friskney, Boston Stubbs George, Raithby, Spilsby Hudson George, Searby, Caistor Phillips Samuel, Nettleton, Caistor Stubbs John, Saltfieetby St. Peter's, Louth Hudion Joseph, Ruskington, Sleaford Phillipson Levi, Kirkby-cuUJ-Osgodby, M~- Sutton George, Eastgate, Great Grimsby Hntchin.on Henry, 17 Wragby street, Brigg ket Rasen Swaby Elijah, Scampton, Lincoln lngatt Thomas, Great Hale, Slooford Pikett Thomas, Billingborough, Falkingham Swift William, Barrow-by-Grnntham Ingamells Samuel, Fen, Holbeach Pinder William, Low Burnham. Bawtry Sykes James, Eastoft, Goole .la.ckson John, Sedgebrook, Grantham Plumtree Thomas, Tetney, Great Grimsby Sykes John, Stickney, Boston Ja.ckson Samuel, Horsington. Horncastle Port.as Mrs. Mary,I.angton-by-Spilsby,Spilsby 'l'aylor George, Frithville, Sibsey Janney Charles, 7 Watt's lane, Louth Pridgeon Frederick, 'l'athwell, Louth Taylor Henry, Drain side north, Boston Janney George, North Thoresby, Louth Priestley Jn. & AmosWilson,Ewerby,Sleaford Teanby Isaao, Ealand, Crowle, Donca.qter Janney Locking, Fnlstow, Louth Pullen Thomas, Great Gonerby,
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    Blyton Ponds Holiday Park Blyton, Nr Gainsborough, Lincolnshire, DN21 3LE 01206 216 555 216 01206 - Fenn Wright At a glance Successful lifestyle business 12 Holiday accommodation units 4 Well stocked fishing ponds 3 bedroom owner’s dwelling Café, office, and workshop/ buildings Site extending to 3.75 acres (1.5 ha) Established Holiday Accommodation Business in Lincolnshire. Blyton Ponds Holiday Park offers the opportunity to acquire a well-established and successful lifestyle holiday and fishing business. The Property The property comprises of 4 well stocked fishing ponds, 3 bedroom owners accommodation, reception building with storage, café and 12 holiday accommodation units ranging from log cabins to a luxury lodge. Location Blyton Ponds Holiday Park is situated on the edge of the village of Blyton approximately 5 miles from the market town of Gainsborough and 18 miles from the city of Lincoln. Situation The property is positioned on the southern outskirts of the village of Blyton, a village with 2 pubs, a Chinese takeaway and a homemade ice cream parlour, together with a village shop. The property is situated approximately ½ mile from Blyton Park Raceway, which holds regular racing events for both cars and motorcycles. The Property Extending to approximately 3.75 acres (1.5 ha), the holiday accommodation has been arranged where possible to have bankside positions. Beyond the fishing ponds at the southern end of the site there is a separate entrance originally used by day ticket fishermen together with an area of ground currently storing topsoil which could be developed further. The Fishery The property has the benefit of 4 well-stocked fishing ponds.
  • The Provincial Priory Lincolnshire

    The Provincial Priory Lincolnshire

    THE MALTA DEGREE The Provincial Priory The historic “Knights of the Order of St John of of Jerusalem” (Knights Hospitaller) were founded in Jerusalem during the first Crusade, about the year 1099, by the association of many pious Knights with the Lincolnshire Brothers of St John’s Hospital, which had been founded earlier that same century, for the relief of pilgrims travelling to worship at the Holy Sepulchre. INTRODUCTION In Masonic terms, the Malta Degree is conferred on Candidates who have already been Installed as Knights THE ORDER of KNIGHTS TEMPLAR Templar. The regalia and ceremony are very different from that of Knights Templar Freemasonry as the Malta The Provincial Prior of Lincolnshire, Malcom Bilton hopes degree is in fact a separate Sovereign Order; hence the you will find this leaflet interesting and informative. It is an full name of the Great Priory being “The Great Priory of introduction to the Masonic and Military Orders of the The United Religious, Military and Masonic Orders of The Temple and of St John of Jerusalem, Palestine, Rhodes Temple and of St John of Jerusalem, Palestine, Rhodes and Malta, commonly known as the "United Orders", or and Malta of England and Wales and its Provinces simply “KT”. They are beautiful Christian masonic orders Overseas”. Knight Reginald Brittan with a rich and colourful history and have flourished in in Malta regalia Lincolnshire since 1879. The Province now consists of 9 The ceremony is based on the movement of the Knights Hospitaller from their units, known as Preceptories, situated within the old inception in Jerusalem, to their settling on the Island of Malta in 1522 (having County boundary of Lincolnshire.
  • Ropery House, 60 Main Street, Bonby Nr Brigg, DN20 0PW Price £80000

    Ropery House, 60 Main Street, Bonby Nr Brigg, DN20 0PW Price £80000

    Estate Agents Lettings & Management Chartered Surveyors Valuers & Auctioneers Land & Rural Consultants Ropery House, 60 Main Street, Bonby Nr Brigg, DN20 0PW ■ NO CHAIN INVOLVED ■ Coal fire central heating ■ Property with charm and original ■ Sitting room, bathroom, kitchen, features. uPVC DG master bedroom and a study/ bedroom. Price £80,000 512 Holderness Rd, Hull, East Yorkshire HU9 3DS 59 Welton Road, Brough, East Yorkshire HU15 1AB Tel: 01482 375212 Tel: 01482 330777 E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.leonards-hull.co.uk Ropery House, 60 Main Street, Bonby Nr Brigg, DN20 0PW A PROPERTY WITH PLENTY OF CHARM OFFERED WITH NO SALE INVOLVED. In need of modernisation, but with a lot of character and is located in the attractive village of Bonby, North Lincolnshire it has great countryside views to the rear. With uPVC double glazing and coal fire central heating it comes with original features and a fantastic and well maintained rear garden. Accommodation with entrance lobby, bathroom, kitchen and sitting room to the ground floor. To the first floor there is a master bedroom and a study/bedroom. Small garden to the front and a large lawn garden to the rear with a garage and greenhouse. VIEW NOW. LOCATION Bonby is a village and civil parish in North Lincolnshire, and approximately 4 miles (6 km) South from Barton-upon-Humber. The property is located near the local Post Office and opposite Bonby Village Hall. DIRECTIONS If coming from Hull proceed over the Humber Bridge and continue to the turning B1206 signposted Barrow/ New Holland.