... wound ha d to stitched up by Dr. Worthington before she could proceed home. The harvest festival in connection with the Eanwell Wesleyan Church was held on Sunday week. The preacher in the morning was the Rev. Richard Smith, and the afternoon • special ...

... beat Romford (Mr. A. IL Read and Mr. J. C. Reid), at Sunningdule. by 9 and 8. Mid.-Surrey (Mr. S. H. Fry and Mr. J. S. Worthington) beat Reckenham iMr. A. J. Ayden and Mr. (i. L. Mellin), at Walton Heath, by 5 and 4 For the third round draw is as lot ...

... Gibbons, Bailey, Buckwell,McNaeght, Worthington, and Triebler. Wednesday evening, the Rev. F. L. Meares gave an excellent dramatic recital, his programme included the following : —English pieties : Baby (George Macdonald), The Cow and the Bishop ...

... Co.. silver (up ; and money prizes by Worthington and Apollinaris Co.. Mr. The , . Watson, ind Mr. J. Dale (Southall). Mr. W. Jack.on. Mr. A. Battle Mr. George Tyler (a ladies' prise). Mr. George Clements. Mr. George Allen. Mr. F J. Bottifant. Mr. Chas ...

... secretary Mr. James Platford. Executive Committee: key. Donald Skrimshire, Dm. G. Burnett Currie, George Hope, A. D. Maitland, R. P. Sharman, and C. Worthington, and Messrs. W. 0. Abbey. F. Burke, W. J. Barry sen., E. 'Biggerstaff, A. Butler, Gordon Cuthbert ...

... knife (Mr. F. Smith). E. Addie. 100 Yards (10 and under 16) (double prises).- Ist. cricket bat ;Mr. Platford), W. W. Williams and A. Branful ; 2nd, fishing rod (Mr. Livermore), C. Sunning and P. Mathias; 3rd, pocket knife (Mr. F. Smith). E. Wilson and ...

... were such well-known men as Messrs. D. F. Ranson, Tooting Bee; J. 8. Worthington. Mid-Surrey; C. Lake, Rochester; L. W. C. McPherson, Edinburgh; W. D. McNiven, Muswell Hill; Garden G. Smith, West Drayton; and N. McDonald, Hanger Hill. A stroke competition ...

... T. SkeweieCox, of the Isleworth Brewery, presiding. Mr. Skewee-Cox had Mr. James Bigwood, M.P., on his right, and Mr. H. Smith, the chairman of the association, on his left. Next to the latter eat Mr. W. H. Rutherford (trustee of the Central Board), ...

... Prince. 5.8. C.. S. F. D. Smith. R.8.C., and I, A. Sparks. &R C. The followings are details:— Junior Scull.—Hest 1: Quintin 8.C.. 1; F. P. Stock, Vesta R.C., 2. Won by lI lengths. Heat 2: B. H Owes. Themes R.C.. 1; W. Worthington. Thames 12. C., 2. Owen ...

... Sir Sroallinan Smith. a veteran fair tessier, will succeed the colmiel chairman of the association. Althonyli the chairman has resigned, the scesocistiosi ie gaming fair trade recruits every day. Exception has been taken to Lord George's statement that ...

... F. Hobson, Mr. F. J. Howell, Dr. George (tope, Mr. Hal Ludlow, Dr. A. I). Maitland, Mr. C. P. Purchase, Mr. W. Py well, Mr. E. Renn, Mr. J. Seward, Mr.& Saunders, Dr. R. P. Sharman, Mr. W. Woods, and Dr. C. Worthington. The following gentlemen were also ...