... mid-day meal. One result of this Ls to concentrate greater public, attention on the distinguishech properties of the renowned Worthington ale. For thin beverage, brewed from only the choicest of malt and hope, replenishes the wasted energies; and while its ...

... £1; Mr. George Chitty, £2 25.; Capt. Challoner, £2 2s. Mrs. Hill, £1 ls.•,ne Missy. Riff, 7JI . Flowers and turkey, anonymous; Mrs. King illustrated papers; Mrs. Spurgen illustrated papers and inagasinai Raiinor Park Sunday School. eggs; Mrs. Smith, Hawking* ...

... Mrs Ed. Worthington, Mr Rupert Smith, Mr and Mrs E. A. Wigan, Mr Richard Calvert, Admiral Sir H. Stephenson, G.C.Y.0., Mr George Edwardee, Miss Maris Studholme, Miss Ethel Sydney, Mr J. A. Maclean, Major Edwards, Mr .James Davis, Mr J. Smith, Mr H. J ...

... Yuille, Mr H. B. Ingham, Mr J. P. Smith, Mr C. Aubrey M Wade, r and Mrs H. °sondem, ter H. Brown, Mr mod Mrs Felber Forrest , Dr A. W. Raven, Mr F. W G. Forrest, Mrs Croft, Mn and Miss Smith. Mrs Fred &award, Mr T. Smith. Mho Kenward, Mrs Mocatta, Mn Kenward ...

... or paintings of the human figure—Margaret Dalgliesh (withdrawn) and Laurie L. Worthington took the prise. Government Prises.—Queen's prise for anatomy—Laurie L. Worthington; Book prize for design; Art Class Teachers' Certificates, Cecilia Billinghurst ...

... C., P.H.A.S., J.P., and Mrs. Rome, of Charlton House, Charlton Kings, Glouceetershire, and Glebe Cottage, Goring, with Mr. George Drummond Ogilvie (Indian Political Department), elder eon of Mr. G. 11. Ogilvie (late of Indian Civil Service) and Mrs. Ogilvie ...

... XELTOHWOLD. Miss Ward Mr J. D. George Mrs Taylor Mr L. G. G» orge IHCKKEBT. Mr Stuart Miss A. Phillips Miss Haycroft Miss Furley ST. HELEN’S. Mrs Becklcs Miss Winifred Judd Mrs Margaret Palmer ST.: DAVID’S Miss E. Smith Mr John Godby Miss Savage Mrs John ...

... I—No. 4, WORTHINGTO.N STREET. A desirable and well situated FREEHOLD JIOUSE AND SHOP, in the occupation of Mr. William Wood, Ironmonger, at the yearly rent of £22. LOT 2—TWO well situated FREEHOLD COTTAGES, being 1, and 2, CAVES COURT, WORTHINGTON STREET ...

... attempted to explain to the Magistrates that be had sent money to Mr Worthington to settle the case :OUT OF COURT, but the summons had nevertheless been proceeded with. Mr Worthington (superintendent officer for the district) explained that at the time ...

... Jaques, A. Haddocks, W. Neville, Sidney H. Norman (Adjutant Church Lads’ Brigade), O. Norman. Nye, George Oram, Pratt, D. Trevor Roper. T. Sinnock, E. J. Smith, A. P. Scrase, A. B. Taylor, E. Terry, J. R. Thornton, 0. H. Winterbottom and many others. “A USEFUL ...

... Mrs and Miss Sheridan, Mr J. B. Smith, Miss Crawford, Mr Fisk, Mr and Mrs Rickards. Master Harris, Mrs and Miss Smith. Mr Greiff, Mr Orel( ' ND. ALEXANDRA HOTEL, 4,1, Brunswick Terrace. Mone. Apostolides, Miss Jane Smith. Madame D'Eynde, Major and Mrs ...

... STREIT Everest a Smith, b Compton Atuiteo, oat 0 Porter, b 0 Smith, o Nash, b ClaspWm 5 Mar, b Oosople• 7 Olive, o Smith, b Grey, b Compton Clank, b Coco*. 0 CeSt, out Plowerdew, o Bekaa, b fillikee, b Compere .-- .. 0 Nakao Smith, b .. 1 Ratelaf ...