Source: Skegness Herald 1903
At a council meeting, Mr Henry Canning complained of donkeys causing great annoyance at night in different parts of the town.
Mr Kirkby said there were a lot of donkeys here from Cleethorpes.
Mr Dutton said: “It appears that these donkeys are visitors”. (laughter)
The sands inspector was instructed to make enquiries as to the ownership of these animals.
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