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... 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. ...
... 1 H Smith 2 Dagley 3 W Orrill Collection vegetables 1 T 2 J Smith Parsnips 1 C Craythorne R Iliffe 3 Smith Cauliflowers 1 T Armstrong 2 R Iliffe J Smith 1 T Armstrong 2 W Dimmock W Geary Chrysanthemum blooms 1 M Chamberlain 2 J W Buswell 3 J ...
... WILKINSON. CROSS KEYS HOTEL, NEWBOLD. LEICESTERSHIRE. 1 mile from Worthington Station. Mid. Riy. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23, 1905. TOHX WILKINSON is favoured with instructioofl from Mr F. Smith, is leoviug, to SELL by AUCTION, on the premises situate above, the ...
... M. Schofield A. Worthington J. Stevens .. 2 J.Watchorn il F. Schofield T. Kirk J. Kitchen .. 3 W.Hudson 17 —_— WILLOUGHBY-ON-THE-WOLDS. the men sat the A MuNIFICENT GIFT. — Recentlv a handsome donation of £lOO has been ngm by Major Robertson to the R ...
... hackneys—Messrs. Rowell and Heaton; Mr. Henry Smith, pigs—Mr. Henry Smith, sen.; dairy produce—Messrs. John Pakemaa and R. W. Spriggs. The choice bread competition is left to tbe local Bakers’ Association. Mr. George Wartnaby, Burton-00-Trent, has been invited ...
... Parkinaons Butterflies, ?Meters J. and E. Whemlev T. Roberta and H. Smith; Flowers, ste., Masters, Fs Atkinson, A. Smith. F. Roberts, N. Row. Moms IR Hotlines. C. Metcalf, A. Chem. r. E. Worthington, F Scattergord, H. Marsh, R. Adcock, R. Bodinsten, N Haworth ...
... SIR GEORGE DOUGHTY. Sir George Douchty, in supporting the resolution, satd it would .be a great service to have a General Committee representing the Corporation and the District Council, together with the Dock Committee. He had been very pleased with ...
... THE LATE NR. JOB SMITH. The Chairman said before they proceeded with official communications, begged to move that they record on their minutes their deep regret the lorn late Coun. Job Smith. Most those present knew him well, and how very much was respected ...
... SIB GEORGE DOUGHTY AND REJECTED Presiding over meeting of the Immigration Board at Grimsby Friday last, when young Jew appealed against official decision rejocling him for want of means. Sir Georg© ilougucv said that, in future the spirit, as well as ...
... Pemm, ¢ L. Shatford, b Worthington, 17; T. Mansbridge, Ibw, b Brewer, 11; W. Davenport, o J. Shatford, b Brewer, 0; J. Forty, ¢ Taylor, b Brewer, 2; J. Walker, b Worthington, 1; W. Green, not out, 5; W. Panter, b Worthington, 3: W. Rowe, ¢ and b Brewer ...
... known In other parts of England than he is here. The gentleman to whom we refer Is Mr A. Asbury Smith, who Is a member of the local Sports committee. Mr Smith has seen 40 summers, and consequently has passed the best of his days as a runner, but be would ...
... Newman miner Coton Chas Smith miner Stockingford for being disorderly the Market-place Nnneaton 18 PC Hill stated that defendants fighting and caused a crowd collect said that Smith attacked him without provocation allowed to go Smith fined 5s DISORDERLY ...