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... Poulton-le-Fylde, George Opensb* 69 years. PRESTON.—On the 17th instant, at Rusholme, aged 74 years. Sarah Ann. widow >, late Thomas Preston, of Oxford-street. Manr'n? ,^ SMITH.—On the 15th inst. (suddenly), at Fyldo. George Frederick Smith, of in his 61st ...
... has been appointed manager at Worthington's mills in place of his father, Mr. David Taylor, resigned after 22 years' service.—Mr. Henry Higham has been appointed overlooker at Worthington's mills in place of Mr. Thomas Smith, who has taken up a similar ...
... Liebert, of sen. MARRIAGES. GOULD—BRIERLEY.—On the 20th inst., St.. Mary s, Hulme, by the Rev. C. P. Smith, curate. Joseph, youngest sen of the* late George Gould, of Cheadle, Staffordshire, to Fanny, youngest daughter of the late Luke Brierley, Hulme, Manchester ...
... Hunter (Rochdale 11 ornets); J. Atkinson, Home, and A. Walker (Millom); J- Worthington, Ivor Grey, G. Fisher, and D. Dories a ord)'; R. Nelson and W. Morgan (Barrow St. George's); F. Ilarrv. W. Winsk'll,' A. Anderton, G. Messenger, H. Chapman, S. Deakin ...
... militated against T °otball. Smith scored twice before half thf- ' interval: Corinthians, 3; Wanderers, 1. d half the Corinthians outplayed the Wan- Wooldridge scored twice for the home team, the ~; . scored three times, and Smith twice for te s 8 lye Wanderers ...
... S. Stott, Ernest Barritt, Charles Booth, William Crawahaw, William A. Driver, Septimus Shaw, Thomas H. Smith, Arthur Taylor, Ernest Thomas, George Vaughan, Thomas E. Whitney, Water Wilson. Ordinary, 2nd year : Ist class, Ernest Lee, Stahrkie Pickles ; ...
... which commences to-day (Tuesday), ever the links of the Royal St. George's Club at Sandwich: Byes: J. M. Williamson, Royal Musselburgh, and V. A. Pollock, Felixstowe: A. G. Blyth, St. George's, and James Robb, St. Andrews; E. Laidlay, Honourable Company ...
... ; A. J. Sehofleld, R. Smith, T. Leigh, Jackson, and Grundy, towards; Lincoln City v. New Brighton Tower.—At New Brighton Lincoln City: Webb, goal; Gibson and M'Millan. backs; Cowley, Crawford, and half bucks; Hen Hartley, Smith, and Evans, fciyrwarda ...
... of an EXISTING BUILDING into SHOPS. Meeting Hall, Ac. Bills quantities will supplied by the architects, Messrs. Smith, WaJsingham, and Smith, 62, Manchester. Applications for permission to tender to sent to the Orsntnittee of the above Society not later ...
... out-door grown flowers : John Willcox! Chorlton. Geranium in pot: George Thoriey, Chorlton. Fuchsia pot: George Thorlev, Chorlton. Petunia in pot: Frank Cheetham, Chorlton. Begonia in pot: George Thorley, Chorlton. Fern in pot: Gecrge Thorley, Chorlton. Bloom ...
... THE AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP. ST. GEORGE'S VASE. The amateur golf championship week was entered upon yesterday the links of the Royal St. George, at Sandwich. The meeting this year has a somewhat pathetic ring around it. for it was upon the last occasion ...
... Mrs. Vance Smith 10 John Samson 0 Joseph Watson . . . 10 0 Handforth Bleaching Co. limited i .[].[ 10 0 ( Bros, and Co Herbert Spencer and Co 10 0 C Thos. 10 0 Jonathan Robinson * y Arh.rton Collieries Workmen, .. 5 8 George Hicks 5 ...