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... R. W. Smith 11 0 Mr. A. B. Worthington's I’ll Nap. Worthington 5 11 0 Mr G. Cooper’s Pretty Patsey Private 4 11 0 Mr J. Perkins’ Pescadero Private 3 10 8 Mr G. W. Smith’s First Violin .Manning 3 10 5 Mr J. Gordon Houghton’s Royal Glen. .Bickley 10 5 2rk— ...
... Cornwall. j*. Sackville George Stopforcl-Sackvill ~, Mrs. Hannah May Smelt, of Heath bo, bam, widow of'the Rev. W. A. each to the Cheltenham and the Institution for the Blind, ..•* Cheltenham) a o' Mrs. Mary Jane Worthington, aged Road. Southport/ widow ...
... annon. •Hatherton Hoare. Hmdlip Allsopp® share®. •Howe - Watney. •Huntingdon Smith a Tadcaster. Iveagh f?Viinntt«. 'Vatn,*y•Kensington Barclay and Perkins. Knares boro ugh Worthington. Lansdowne Bass, Watney. •Latham Hoare. •Leeds Hatch. Mansfield, Watney ...
... the test piece for the violin solo competition, and the winder, Mr. George Johnson, of Hessle, was 'a long way ahead of the others. Miss Elsie M. Brindley (Sheffield) and Mr. George A. Denton (Cleethorpes) shared the second prize, with 65 marks each. ...
... Boers. leld-Marshal Sir George White: The objection was as to the biscuits themselves and not because they were not fresh?-—Witness: Yes; because it wa« not bread. If the biscuits had been bread they would have been changed. Sir George Goldie; a matter of ...
... five occasions, played 16 holes, and required a couple of fours to finish in 73. Messrs. J. S. Worthington (Mid-Surrey) and R. Harris (Carnoustie), the St. George’s Cup holder, opposed Messrs. E. A. Smirke (Sunningdaie) and H. ‘H. Taylor (Richmond) in a four ...
... the canal at Chesterfield on Saturday, a boy, named George daggers, was startled at seeing a man s head come to the surface Inquiries by the borough police showed that, the deceased was Thomas Smith, a labourer, who had lived, off and on, at a lodging-house ...
... met last night, at the National Schools, Hillsborough. Mr. William Harris presided over about sixty persons. Mr. William Smith said it was necessary for England to buy the best advantage, and in that respect they stood unrivalled. England had prospeiwl ...
... Derby, youngest daughter of the Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Simpson, of Doncaster, married to Mr. J'. G. Milward-Smith, only 11 the late Mr. George Smith and of Mrs. Sheffield. The Vicar St. Chad’s (the Re . ■ , Dawes) officiated, assisted by the Rev. A. The ...
... solicitor, by George Edward Williams and Arthur Ravenhill. HEELEY. George Henry Beverley (C.), The Cottage, off Norton Lees Lane, butcher, George Hall and Joseph Hall; Mary Jackson and Harriet Benjamin Beeley Booth and John Gillatt. George Sharman (L.) ...
... (Yorkshire). J. W. G. Coombes, vice-president, t. J. Stead, vicepresident. „ R. H. Fellowes (George Prestwich) v. J. Tomlinson 1 Clifton. „ - I 7>. Fielding (George Prestwich) v. H. Savory (Spen Victoria). Williamson (Didsbury) v. A. Lamb (Chapeltown). J ...
... Wanted, take charge bottling department Bass, Worthington, Gmnne«, etc —Apply Hirst >nd Co . Ltd . Rotherham. - , egp'erenoed - Wanted for yi-ctrt Hairmn'er.' used lyJ to n-inkm? small engineer* forging* and smithe Steel Work- Tmtley. ...