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CHAPTER XI.

HORNCASTLE WORTHIES, &c. 151

ODDITIES 160

PUBLICHOUSES 161

APPENDIX.

THIMBLEBY 165

WEST ASHBY 176

HIGH TOYNTON 180

MAREHAM-ON-THE-HILL 183

LOW TOYNTON 185

ROUGHTON 188

HALTHAM 190

MAREHAM-LE-FEN 192

MOORBY 198

WOOD ENDERBY 201

CONINGSBY 203

WILKSBY 207

LANGRIVILLE 209

THORNTON-LE-FEN 210

ILLUSTRATIONS.

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Mammoth Tooth 5

Hammer Head 7

North-east corner of the Castle Wall 9

Plan of Horncastle, 1819 15

Plan of Horncastle, 1908 23

St. Mary's Church 35

Brass of Sir Lionel Dymoke in St. Mary's Church 42

Ancient Scythes in St. Mary's Church 48

The Old Vicarage 55

Holy Trinity Church 59

Wesleyan Chapel 65

Wesleyan Day Schools 69

Interior Congregational Chapel 79

The New Jerusalem Church 87

Rev. Thomas Lord 90

The Grammar School 93

Lord Clynton and Saye 97

Successive Head Masters of the Grammar School, from 1818 101 to 1907

The Seal of the Grammar School 105

The Market Place 109

St. Mary's Square 113

Bridge Street 117

High Street 121

The Bull Ring 123

The Canal 127

On the Canal 129

The Court House 135

The Stanhope Memorial 137

Watermill Road during the Flood, Dec 31, 1900 141

West Street during the Flood, Dec. 31, 1900 143

Conging Street during the Flood, Dec. 31, 1900 145

The Stanch 147

Old Thatched Inn in the Bull Ring 163

St. Margaret's Church, Thimbleby 171

The Manor House, West Ashby 177

All Saints' Church, West Ashby 179

St. John the Baptist's Church, High Toynton 181

St. Peter's Church, Low Toynton 187

St. Helen's Church, Mareham-le-Fen 193

Wesleyan Chapel, Mareham-le-Fen 197

St. Michael's Church, Coningsby 205