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... S., in trust to their mother, Mrs. Harriet Fitzgerald, £100; Mr. Worthington George Smith, in consideration of his services to arch a33logy and b.iten kat illustration, and of his inadequate means of support, £5O ; Mrs. Lard Elizabeth Blacker, in recognition ...
... their late father, Professor Francis Fitzgerald, F.R.8.. In trust to their mother, Mrs. Harriet Fitzgerald, £100; Mr. Worthington George Smith, in oonsideration of his services to arch. ilogy sod b illustratioa, and of his inadequate of support, £5O; Mrs. ...
... S., in trust to their mother, Mrs. Harriet Fitzgerald, £100; Mr. , Worthington George Smith, in consideration of his services to archae3logy and botanical illustration, and of his inadequate means of support, £5O; Mrs.l Elizabeth Blacker, in recognition ...
... 8., in trust to their mother, Mrs. Harriet Fitzgerald, £100; Mr. Worthington George Smith, in consideration ol hit services aroknalogy and botanical illustration, and of bis inadequate means of support, £5O; Mrs. Zui Elizabeth Blacker, in recognition of ...
... lo Unit to their mother. 11. rs. Harriet Fttsgerald 100 0 0 Mr. Worthington George Smith. in consideration,f his servim tc arehalcdy and botanical illustration, and of his Inadequate urr d support .. Mrs. Imre Elisabeth Blacker. in recAsini- d the seniors ...
... 8., in trust to their mother, Mrs. Harriet Fitzgerald, £100; Mr. Worthington George Smith, in consideration of his services to &raw 3logy and 133tanical illustration, and of hie inadequate means of support, £5O ; Mrs. Ztre Elizabeth Blacker, in recognition ...
... in trust to their mother, Mrs. Harriot Fitzgeraki, £100; Mr. Worthington George Smith, in consideration of his services archaeology and. botanical il lustratdon, and his inadequate means support, Mia. Zare Elizabeth Blacker, in recognition the services ...
... , in trust to their mother, Mrs. Harriet Fitzgerald, £100; Mr. Worthington George Smith, consideration of his services arohieology and botanical illustration, and of his inadequate means of support, £6O; Mrs. Zare Elizabeth Blacker, in recognition of ...
... GRANT FROM THE CIVIL LIST. We notice that amongst those who will receive a yearly grant from the Treasure is Mr. Worthington George Smith, of Dunstable, in consideration of his servioes to archaeology and botanical illustration, and of his inadequate ...
... in trust to their mother, Mrs. Harriet Fitzgerald, £lOO ; Hr. Worthington George Smith, in eoanderatknof his services to archaeology and botanical illustration, and of fais inadequate means of support, £5O; Mrs. Zare Elisabeth Blacker, in recognition of ...
... Borough Mr. Worthington Smith. There »ra* i umcrous company prmwnt. and the prooeclings througlKiut were marked by a high lone m the and enthusiasm the part the auflienx*. The Mayor occupied the chair, being mime d.rtely aupportrid by Mr. Worthington (J. Smith ...
... Wolstenholme, Harry Rater, Frtik Cant George W. Clew. Reggie Smith. William Widdison. William Cappe. Bertie Sunman. Robert Worthington, Harry Thurlby, George Smith. Harry Bratell, Charles Dolphin, Ernest Birkett. ...