... BEATJOHAMP, MR. H. URWICK, AND MR. T. ARTEMUS ZONES (of the Free Trade Union). ME. GEORGE BALLARD (supported by Mr. A. W. Worthington, J.P., C.C., Colonel Talbot, Mr. Joel Smith, J.P., Mr. Edward Parry, and other leading Liberals). Chairman - To commence at ...

... BELIICHAMP, MR. E. lIRWICK., ML T. ABTEMIIa AMES (of the Free 'Wade Unise). Chairman - MR. GEORGE BALLARD' (pportmd by Mr. A. W. Worthington, Colonel. Talbot,. Mr. Joel Smith, J.P.,1114 Edward I Paley. and other leading Liharala). To oosameom M. 7 o'dook. ...

... Darlington) 2. Class 32: George (H. Johnson) 1, George Brown (John Powell) 2. Class 42: George Rone (Earl Beauchamp) 1, T. James (J. N. Holmes) 2. Class Fred Young (Henry Cooper) 1 and 2. Class 45: Albert Lancy (E. Boulton) 1, John Smith ((Henry Cooper) 2. ...

... Rosalie Vigers, Mr. Stanley Vigers, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Worthington, Mrs. and the Misses Mullins. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Vigers, Sir Thomas Smith, Bart., and Miss Smith, Mrs. Rudolph Smith, Mr. Martin Smith, Mr. D'Arcy Power, F.R.0.5., and Mrs. ...

... transacted. Mr. A. W. Worthington. J.P., presided during the first part of the meeting, and the Secretary read letters of apology for absence from Mr. and Mrs. George Caabury, Mrs \ W. Worthington. Mr. William Adam, G. Ballard, Mr. Joel Smith, Mr. Frank Wright ...

... defendants were his co-trustees of the hospital, the Right Hon. Charles George, Viscount Cobbam, Henry Smith, John Aniphlett, Alfred Freer, William Roberts, Alfred W. Worthington, Peter Harris, Edward Webb, and William Blow Coll is. From the statement ...

... Amphleu, Mr. John Brintoo, Mr. A. G. Buller, Mr. J. W. Willis Bund, Dr. H. E. Direy, Mr. J. Leadbetter, Mr. F. Smith, and Mr. A. W. Worthington. As to the necessity for the new asylum, the work already done and the work remaining to be done, and the cost ...

... society gave a musical evening Tuesday, in the Town Hall. The following contributed to the programme: Misses Faulks and Mr. Smith. The meeting was addressed by the Rev. Macklin, All Saints', Gloucester, who said was proud to be able to come and address ...

... and Lady Lifford, Joseph Matins, J R and Mrs Mogg, Isaac Nash, J S Pritchett,A Roxburgh, J Sladden, Frank Smith, W Somers, A Thompson, A W Worthington, a Wright, Mr G T Hine (architect), Mr G Kenwrick (quantity surveyor), Mr S Thornely (clerk of the County ...

... Rine (C.C.), Mr. .1. Smith (LA.). Pendoek N.: Rev. F. S. Griffith. Messrs. G. E. Smith, T. Greenwood, C. F. Cooke (F.), Mr. A. Dawn (CC.). Mr. R. Bevan (L.A.). Femme Ch.: Rev. C. Thompson, Capt. B. J. St. Georg, Mrs. S. R. St. George, Mr. S. Yarnold (F ...

... Five entries.—E. Smith's Lesvaax Daisy, Bromsgrove, 1; E. Smith's Maisonette Ned*, J. Woodyatt's Marianne, Court Farm, Malvern, 3. Heifer. Prizes and £2 (by Mr. R. M. Brocklcbank), £1 (by Mrs. A. M. Dowdeswell). Seven entries —E. Smith's Newton Stella ...

... Shropshire, 2; W. Worthington. Hanley Castle, Shropshire. 3. live Ewe Limbs, any breed —W Worthin•tew, Sbropabire, 1; T. White, Sransford Mill, Shropshire, 2. Barn, any age or breed.—T. White. Shropshire. 1; G. Edwards, Shropshire, 2; W. Worthington. Crossbred ...