Gwendoline Dorothy Le Boeuf, a married woman, of Saxby Avenue, Skegpess. said she was the driver of the other car involved and she was proceeding in the direction of i3oston. She approached the corner at 24 or 25 m.p.h. on her correct side and saw the other car coming round the

A gigantic "Roman Candle" which threw a red star high in the air marked the opening of the firework display which was a spectacular finale to the special Boating Lake Regatta on Tuesday. There was a very large audience which thoroughly enjoyed the events preceding the fireworks

VISIT BY BISHOP OF NOTTINGHAM TRIBUTE PAID IN SERMON TO LATE FATHER CROUCHER

When King Henry VIII. determined to set himself - up in place of God's annointed, — said His Lordship, Lincolnshire men and women were among those who most sturdily resisted. It was at Louth and Horricastle that a vast popular rising against the King's suppressors of religious h

Skegness Magistrates, yesterday, fumed an absent street trader £l4 for offences at the resort. He was Harry E. Daisley, stated to be of Sea View Road, Simness, and was summoned under the council by-laws, for unlawfully selling rock. Four summonses related to July 15th, two to Ju

To augment their funds so that they will be able to go ahead an ambitious programme in the 'soccer season, uridch abuts in a fortnight's time, Town P.C. present a horse short and gymkhana (Thursday) on the Burgh Road Ground. 100 entries had been received up to yesterday--ahnost

was again a keen clash of opinions at Skegness Council meeting on Wednesday, on the subject of the provision of more car park acconunodation in the town, the Foreshore Committee having recommended that, for the time being, no further action be taken with regard to the proposals

Flt.-Lt. J. F. P. Archbold, of Twickenham, a member of Bomber Command Gliding Club, and a competitor in the National Gliding Contest at Great Hucklow. Derbyshire, made a controlled landing in a single-seater Olympia sail-plane at Burgh-le- Marsh at 5.5. p.m. on Tuesday week. He