... anthems. Solos were ricely rendered hy Misses Ethel R, Fox, Alice Haigh, Emma Chappell, and and Mesars. Ewart Bowers and Clifford Watson. r James Scholefield wielded the baton with ability and Mr. J. A. Ledge proved a capable accom- panist. The collections ...

... and ever loving emembranee of our dear brother I, Mis. Wm. Watson and Mr. Watson In loving memory ’*). Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Watson (In loving remembrance, from Clifford and Mary ), Mr. C. Watson's sons ('* loving memory of Unde Henry, from Thomas ...

... and Mr. Theo. Watson— In loving memory. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Watson— In loving branee, from Clifford and Mary. In loving memory of Uncle Henry, from Thoma and Edmund (Mr. Clifford Watson's eons). Viscount and Viscountess Galway. our never-to- ...

... carnages ant) mourners who left from the house:—ln the carnage, Mr. J. Clifford Wasson, Sir. Theodore Watson; in Mr. -I. Clifford Watson’s carriage. Mr. Peter Oadmao. M‘. Charles Duuiher. Mr. C. J. K. Broughton (representing the Karl Wharacliffe); Sir William ...

... highly successfal. ly tea and meeting in with the At the close of the Bank Wesleyan Sun- on behalf the day School, Mr. Clifford Watson, aut a sum of choir, presented a pocket Bible , one of their mouey to members, w ho has been accepted to go to Soutn gifts ...

... lUiode., »i. •iaec. L*ed». i%/ ANTKD. a thoroughly «»»l Plain COOK. at horne.no » T «a*hmt:; mate ag«-. «asc, and U—Mrs. Clifford Watson, •ark Hill. Dow aster _ h COOK al»«» Mrr.r t. otrfal Olrl —Anpljr. wu, |i pa'f.irnUrk ami »aUry I. M.E. Ut>rr Room.* ...

... which was interested jointly with his late orot-ner, settled, like tbe remaining interests I| same properties, Mr. John Clifford Watson and o , n tempore Speaking Lessons by Post.—H. D. , tall, F.R.S.L. College Oratory .Whiteiield. Manchester, GERMAN ~BPAXISBL ...

... Henry Kdmuml Wataon, of Sbirodiff** Hall, Shulfield. and The I’ark Oottatro, Worktop, 1, mdou yesterday hy Mr. .fohn Clifford Watson, of I’ark Hill, Doncaster, nephew, and Me. W. B. Ksatn. solicitor, Sheffield, tb«* other executor, Mr. F. I*. Smith, of ...

... years, son of Henry L Dixon, of Stumperiow HaU, Sheffield, Esq. WATSON —On the 7th inst.. Mary Elizabeth, the wife John Clifford Watson, of Park Hill. Doncaster, and onlydaughter of Thomas Watson Cadman, Baliiffeld Hail, Slieffield. aged 39 years. DAWES ...

... number of old boys. The Rev. S. Cborlton took the chair, and amongst those present were tbe Rev. W. M. Irwin, Messrs. Clifford Watson, J. W. Best, G. H. Wilkinson, W. Grafton, W. (chairman, Old Boys' Association!, F. Nicholson (secretary), W. A. Gilbert ...

... was unveiled Mr. Samuel Roberts. D.L., J.P. Included amongst the were the Rev. J?. Chorlton. the Be.v. W, M- Irwin, Mr. Clifford Watson, Mrs. Matson, an,l Miss Walton. Mrs. b, Roberts. Meesrs. J. W. Best. W. H. Dent. C. W. Kobinaon. George Champ ley. W. ...

... cf bcnu«»tVd bv tho - Henry Wataon. of Sh:rc■. U. «. Si-a-.km l *. on pint r-n.i tatf-pint . u*. Hall, per Hour*. John Clifford Watson and Ti* r» immediately W liam Burnett fisa a. executors, and Mensr*. »i r,, iierrr Totnlioaoii. !xd.. Drewm »•>,} Watson ...