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Spalding Guardian: Saturday 30th August 1884

A Settlement Case: A letter was read from the Settlement Officer at Brighton in respect to a youth named James Chatterton Pynsent Tucker, aged 19, whose father was formerly in the employ of Mr. H. D. Simpson of Louth. The lad became a lunatic and was received into one of the Lancashire Asylums but was charged by the Authorities to Louth. As this was only about two years ago, the Board decided to accept the settlement and instructed the clerk to make an order in accordance …

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Spalding Guardian: Saturday 22nd September 1923

Amongst the new companies, Fotheringhay Manor Farm, Ltd. (`92,491) has been formed. It is a private company. Registered September 14th Capital, £11,600 in £1 shares. The purpose is set forth: To acquire from J. C. Cheney the free hold hereditaments and premises known as the Manor Farm Fotheringhay, Northants and to carry on the business of farmers, fruit growers, market gardeners, keepers, and breeders of and dealers in horses, cattle, sheep., fowls, geese, turkeys, ducks and poultry of all kinds Etc. The first directors are: Miss Sybil M. Allday, The Little House, Waltham St. Laurence, Berks; R. C. J. Allday, the Little House Waltham St. Laurence Berks; Miss Evelyn M. Allday, The Little House, Waltham St. Laurence, Berks (all permanent, subject to holding 2,000 shares each) Solicitors: Pinsent and Co., 6, Bennett’s Hill, Birmingham. 

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