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... TALBOT HOUSE FARM. WORTHINGTON, 1 MU* from Sundiali OU G WILC K (Agricultural Auctioneer; baa received lattracileot from Tho*. Fairfaartt, Eaq. JivhoM least farm is •spitiUK), UCTI'tN. m abotc. without reoervo, on Thartday. Janaarr 3rd. 1901. at One p ...
... September, about half-past one. was coming down Gldlowlane, and on passing Mr. Smith’s bouse his dog rushed nut bim, and bit him in the leg. had to to a doctor. He told Mrs. Smith had happened, and she said the deg was bad dog. and had beyond control. Witness ...
... May Roberts. Maud Savory. Mary Sharpies, Lilian Sherrinartoo, Florence Simpson, Florence Smith, Sarah Ellen Taylor. Second class, Agnes Stocbford. WIGAN ST. GEORGE’S EVENING SCHOOL. ENGLISH. Elementary. —First class, Ethel Latham. Junior Commercial.—Second ...
... The second part «ir George Trevelyans im portant work on the Amoncnn KevoJutkm will bn puhltahed next month two volume*. The firat part appeared in 1«99. and was welcomed for its refreahm* impartiality and vigour.'’ *• It a» over thirty y6.ni, . ocßtompomT ...
... John Gee. Albert A. H. Hawthorne. Sydney H. Lord. George E. Lowe. Joseph L. O’Loughlin. * w r> George Close. Herbert G. John Dean. Thomas Seddon. Norman K. Smith. Matthew Thomas, John W. Worthington. GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL. Sarah A. Britton. Mary Collier ...
... stands Mies Altos Worthington, cheese dish. Miss Ada Worthington, table cloth. Him Maggie Worthington, flowerpot. Mlaa Ethel Worthington, table cloth. Noilto Worthington, toilet coven. Min M B. Worthington, ...
... T. Moss played selection the violin in capital style, and songs were rendered Messra. George Aspioall, Georgs McCreary. Mr. Fearnley, the boat, Mr. Henry Worthington, W. T. Masa, J. Hunt. After parsing rota of thanks the violinist. Mr. W. T. Mobs, the ...
... at Appley Bridge Ihe principal mourners were Mr and Mrs. Worthington, brother and sister-in-law; Miss Evelyn Worthington, daughter; Miss Ethel Worthington, daughter: Mr. and Mrs. S. Worthington, nephew, etc.; Dr. and Mrs. Kirk, brother and swiers-m-laws ...
... ; Richard Knowles, of Lowton ; James Aloysios Wood, of Pendleton ; Wm. Benson, Thomas Smith, Joseph Casrioelli, Francis R. Dawson, James A, Wood, Thomas Worthington, of Bon port. TORY OWNERSHIP VOTERS. The following were struck off the list ABRAM. Jonathan ...
... Green. May Maud Savory. Mary Sharpies. Lilian Sherrintftno. Florence Simpson. Florence Smith, Sarah Ellen Taylor. Second class. Agnes Stock ford. WIGAN BT. GEORGE’S EVENING SCHOOL. nmuHH. Elementary.—First clam, Ethel Latham. Junior Commercial.—Second ...
... ; Ted and Carrie Entwistlc, Mr. George, Ltigh ; Mr. Reeve, Croydon ; Dr. Reeve, of Hustings ; Mr. and Mrs. Guert* and family, Windsor ; Alice (maid), Blackrod ; Mrs. and Miss Austin, Hanover-square, London ; Miss Smith and Miss Hoteliffe Southport; Misses ...
... “Castle, Scholee Mr B. WORTHINGTON, Ormskirk Road, Newtown WALLACE AND CO., 19, Market Place Mr. FRED MABBDEN, 174, WaUgate WATSON'S BOOT CO., 33, Mr. JAB. WEST, 93, Ormskirk Road, Pemberton Mr. ALTBEE, Bonoongb Bridge Mr. GEORGE CLOUGH, Snowdrop Terrace ...