... Graham Stirling, Capt. Rhodes, ?? Mr. and ' Mrs. W. A. Watson, Miss Armour, Miss Alice Watson, | Mr. FranK Mappin, and Mr. Clifford Watson. The , ?? (Aid. Hunter) and Mrs. Hunter were also ( amongst the company. Mr. Peck's band of twenty performers occupied ...

... Worksop Mr. Holme Graham, tirling ; Capt. Rhodes, Royal Arti 9, Mr. and Watson, Mrs. r, Miss Alice Watson, Mr. Frank Clifford Watson. The Master Cutler’s room was specially fitted up for the reception of Earl Fitzwilliam and his guests, who of sup; in ...

... Stirling; Capt. Rhodes, Royal Artillery: Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Watson, Mrs. Armour, Mias Alice Watson, Mr. Frank Man pin, Mr. Clifford Watson. The Master Cutler’s room was specially filted for the reception of Earl Fitzwilliam and his guests, who partook of supper ...

... Mission Hall, ane. About 180 sat down to tea, after which were given by the Rev. S. Chorlton, the Rev. W. E. Dixon, and Mr. Clifford Watson. Songs were given by Miss B. Fisher and Mrs. Winder. Pianoforte soles were rendered by Misses Maxey, Aitchison, Kate Turamon ...

... Lockwood, Q.C., and other gentlemen, inti- mated their willingness to suppoit the objects of the club, and bon, patrons. Clifford Watson, Esq , accepted the post of first President, with Harry George Frederick Fletcher, Esq., and Mr. George well known in ...

... Shettiel€ and Hallamshire Fox Terrier Club has a goodly list of patrons, beginning with the Duke of Portland. and Mr. Clifford Watson is resident. lt is propos to hold two shows in each year; the first may probably be fixed for May. se How came it there ...

... to be held at the Cutlers' Hall, on Thurs- day and Friday in Whit week. The club has an excellent list of patrons, Mr. Clifford Watson is tbe president, and there is a strong working committee. The schedule of prizes comprises 24 classes, a portion of which ...

... Bernard Coleridge, and Mr. F. Lockwood, Q.C. (Recorder of Shettield), The fi ident to take the reins of office is Mr. Clifford Watson (Firs Hill), and there are 13 vice- sidents. The committee, of which Mr. George Helliweli is chaiv- man, is composed of ...

... Messrs. A. A. Jowitt, F. M. Tmdall, and T. Watson More wood were appointed the thiee vicechairman of the association. Mr. Clifford Watson wa«, the motion of Mr. H. C. Pickering, Mr. H. Robinson, elect- d treasurer. The following six gentlemen were appointed ...

... small was iuteresting. Terriers in workiug conditio^ are comparatively few aud far be- tween, aud the 'president (Mr. Clifford Watson) gave special prizes, which have been won by Mr. B. Hall's Medley aud Messrs. Hiil and Ashton's Liil. The complete prize ...

... Cutler aud the Key. C. 3. Cutler, Mr. C. F. Buioher, the Key. Alfred Hall, the Key. A. G. Tweedie, Mr. 1-onksiey, Mr. Clifford Watson, Drs. Dysou' and Martin, Mrs. Geo. Wiisou (Tapton Li ill, 1 , Mr. J. Y. Cowlisnaw, Mrs. Hy. Unwin, Mr. F. T. Mappin, M ...

... Cutler (in his own brougham), the Rev. C. S. Cutter, the Rev. Alfred Hall, C. F. Butcher, Esq.,; Rev. A. O. Tweedio, Mr. Clifford Watson, Mr. Ronksley, »n>. Marlin and Dyson, and several other ladies and gentlemen. The coffin was dark and light oak, with ...