... but that they had got Worthington's. He had never nersonally served Worthington's when Bass's had bedh asked for. The price of the Iso beers was the same, the credit given was the same, the only difference being that Worthington's allowed 17i per cent ...

... each-4 THE STAFFORD NEWSLETTER. From WORTHINGTON'S, Derby. St; - Waterproof Windows For Five ehrome Reliable Lines Boots .. FOR WINTER WEAR. Ladles. - - 10111, 14/11. Men's- 8/11; 10/11, 12/8. Amies, Ltd., Gao!gate, GEORGE B 9 B ANKS Bespoke ootmaker. Repairs ...

... of Cardiff. eldest .on of Robert and Edith Walter. of Firs Brake. Cheltenham, to Frances Eleanor Phmnix Smith. only daughter of Thomas and Sarah Smith, of Newcastle. Staffs. lALIIB.—On the 4th Inst., at 31, Wlndaorntreet. Han. ky, Albert John Hale., aged ...

... MR. GEORGE RODEN. monthly occurrence, and he had sometimes thought that if a small took of reminiscences of Stourbrldge was written and published by one so well able to do it as Mr. Rodeo, it would THE STOURBRIDOK TasnIIONILL. INTERESTING TRIBUTES AND ...

... WANTED. WANTED, a good General, 16 or 17.-Apply, Mrs. H. sT Martin, Victoriajtoad, Tamworth. k245 BOY \V. 11. Smith & Son, Bookstall? City Station. ' XVTANTEp, a respectable Youth as Apprentice to the tel„ ____' „ Gla ' a,KI Minting. -Apply, Bickliu, ...

... PENKRIDGE CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION iyi The of the Penkridge Conservative beld t annual dianer at the George and Fox Hote! oa Thursd pg. The Vicar (the Res Oe held) esided, in the absence of r. G. B. Duo (who met with an accident in the hunting the Sir ...

... Terrace, South Sunderland, on February 24th, the wife of William Elkins-Green—a son. Worthington.—On Sunday, February 25th, Netherseale Old Hall, the Lady Muriel Worthington, of a daughter. / MARRIAGE. Burnell—S.wvtheman.—On the , at the Parish Church. Rusjeley ...

... AU. Holmes, Horace W. Draycott, Arthur L. Jacksoc. J c Geezers H. Yates, William Huth , Worthington Edwiu G. °nth:lm kin, Fred Mills, bamuel Bem§l ,l Matilda Smith, Ba:nnell Steutork Myatt. Drawing in Light anJ , h 4d tan)* Ist class, Gilbert Sarre-s; ...

... Neville). After supper the Rev. H. E. Worthington ',resided. and watt! supported hr Mr.W.W. Worthington (Old Hall). Mr. G. Pratt (Seale Mr. Isaac Itarrielough (Netherseel Colliery). Mosra.T. Garter, C.Wage„ George White, inn., H. Mmeley, Moseley, E. White ...

... Mr. W. W. Worthington; captain, Mr. G. H. Larkin; vice-captain, Mr. J. S. Brcwn; hon. sec. Mr. G. H. Laughton; treasurer, Mr. S. Wood; committee, Messrs. J. Gettler, Fitzmorris, Hudson. Gardner, K?mp, Smith (G. A.), Albury, S. Harding, George, and Garratt ...

... LICHFIELD COUNTY POLICE. Wednesday * Before \. O. Worthington (in the chair), M. landau, and G. Haynes. Esqrs. THEFT. Thomas Powell (15), living with his parents at Beacon Street, Lichfield, was charged with stealing 1 6s 10d, the money of his employer ...

... Wright Ceo. T. fikellam Arthur Smith William Ruston I.Pvl Evans 'John Smith Ernest Malkin SECOND ELEVEN. BATTING. Times Most No. of not in an Total Innings. out. innings. runs. . I .%*ge. William Brown Lc vl Evans Arthur Smith 11 .. .. 55 .. 134 .. 16.75 ...