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... —Before Mr. W. Y. Cockburn (chairman). lord Paley. MsJor ' I naldciard. C D.. Mr. John Thoracic. Mr B. Y. Somers- Smith. Mr. H. W. Price. Mr. George Bolton. Mr. S. Kearns. and the Mayor of Yiniwton (Dr. W. E. St. Lawrence Finny). BRIVERY BEWAILDED. apoceyaru ...
... the Rev. Edgar Bowing. the Rev. Philip and Mrs. Cunningham. Lady and Miss Jekyl, Mr. Arthur A Napper, the Misers Pyr Smith, Mr. Pye Smith, Mrs. Joyce, Mr. William Joyce, Mr. and Mrs. Renton And party. the Misses Barnard, Mr and Mrs. Thomas Rea, Mr. and ...
... Beagles. Jumping classes.— Gelding or mare. 15 hands or over (open): 2, A. N. Smith. Nuffield: 3. J. J. Taylor, Godalming. Ditto., 'wider 15 hands lop, r.): 1. A. N. Smith. Mare or gelding belonging bona-fide tenant %r--eties: 1. 't. Mtirwell. Taalworth ...
... F. Harper, P. Hones, G. J. Ma nn. together with the employer on the deeemod'. farm. Mr. Webb bad been a treater of the Worthington Mote. and that war nopromented by Rotor Worthinaton end Mr. Ornikeheak. The coffin of polished meth and bore the nameirtion ...
... &rah. second daughter of 11r. and Bra. Samuel Smith. of ,A, Holland Park. W. WORTHINOTON—LF. BLOND.—On the 24th June. at 81. Jndes. South Kensington. by the Rev. W. Pare Kiang. WA.. uncle of the bride. George Vigers Wortlongtoo, N.A.. N. 11., B.C.Camb. ...
... He spoke to Mills about the matter, and be replied: 'I know nothing about it, only that I was with Smith when be hired it.' Witness afterwards saw Smith, who admitted that he hired the bicycle, but said he had lost it. He left it outside a public-house ...
... Tbonsoombe, the residenoe of Mr. E. R. and Lady Victoria Fisher-Rowe. The bridegroom wad Sergt.-liajor Henry Sadler, of St. George's, Aldershot, who Ins been serving with his regiment, the Army Service Corp., in South Africa, and has recently been invalided ...
... danger CHERTSEY Holroyd Healy’s Friary Ales in trict Agents for Worthington Special” Scotch ‘‘Friary’ Spirits Friary” Stout— PETTY SESSIONS Before Mr W chair) Mr J Baker Mr W A Bilney PATH George Flint of Byfleet riding bicycle footpath-— May farmer similar ...
... of two dozen bootee early of Worthington leer were delivered to 11r. Oak 70, flouthetreet. at the price of S. In each ram. Throe two •osia of Se. had not acronnted for prieoner. On May 7th a, deem tmitlee of Worthington beer were supplied to Mite Xing ...
... enlargement of the existing hosi • smaller tale than that originally &tigned, Wt 110YPLT WanTIL The Engineer reported that the Worthington earns was working satisfactorily end the Voty the town was Mill constant. —The er to Committee reported that the waste inspector ...
... China and England' was the subject of a recitation and song by H. Mayers and A. Martin (China) and F. Newman (England). H. Smith, C. Bookham and A. Overington sang ' Urchins we,' representing a London newspaper boy. shoe-black and flower girl. A recitation ...
... year.- report on the cottage homes system will be :found under a special beading. MAIM MOIL. Mosztat.--Befors the Mayor Mr. George Taylor), the Ex-Mayor (Hr. H. Peak), Messrs. W. Bwayne, W. Wells, R. Mason and J. Cable. Rrcra. Immures AolNTS.—Ernst Alfred ...