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... and than were present ;he Rev. Horatio Peek, the Rev. J. de B. Brewiu, Messrs. G. Chambers, Woodgate, F. W. Beetham, Clifford, Watson, Hale, and the Rev. H. J. Crouch •huti. secretary). The Bev. H. Bayley and Mr. Manama: wrote ■pologisiug for absence ...
... Ayers; backs. Williams. Camburn half-back. Cartmall: forwards. Simonds, Howl°. Harvey. Ashford: goal. Watts: backs, Clifford. Watson half-back, West; forwards, Heyman, Ingall. Baldwin. Mr. Drscott acted as referee and Mr. Gibson as timekeeper. . . _ ...
... 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 ...
... Norwood, widow of the late Thomas Adams ‘Tyson, in her 79th WATSON.—On the 7th inst.. Mary Elizabeth. the wife of John Clifford Watson, of Park Hill, Doncaster. and only daughter of Thomas Watson Cadman, of Ballifield Hall, aged 39 years. Green, Sarah Jane ...
... 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 by Mr. Samuel the Roberts, D.L., J.P. Included the Rev. W. company were the . =, tzon, and Miss Irwin, Mr. Clifford Watson, Mrs. Wa Watzon. Mie. Roberts. Best, W. H. Dent, C. W. 4 J. vw, W. Fearn, W. A. Gilbert, » F. Nicholson, G. Makin, J. ...
... e_H_L « E (SUNDAY). TtTe. - V 5- E. ooLLirR. tix I I * FJT___. V THEATRE, Peter-street (Sunday). SERVICE. Mr. A. E. CLIFFORD. * WATSON. m„ REPORT of SPECIAL MEETING SIDE SCHOOL BOARD OF TO-MORROW (SATURDAY). ELECTRICAL TREATn\d Rheumatism, Ac—s6, Deansgate ...
... SCNDAY SERVICES. '* E TRADE HALL. Bolo]lF' COLLIER. Madame ELSIE HOLLAND. . THEATRE. PETER-STREET. ...
... ‘ @ late » Sir Henry Watson, Me ‘ssrs. John Clifford Watson and SSrs. = “SAM, ‘xecutors, Leesrs. rber, bY the “Stn INSTITUTION. of this Institution gratefully acknow- samy f 'Om Messrs. John Clifford Watson ¥ SXecutors), of £500 generously Henry Wateon ...
... Brewery in of by the laie Sir Henry Vaison, ral Shiver 12, 18. 2, 36, amd $8 or in pint ond kal it e Hall, per Mesers, John Clifford Watson and to executed and delivered immed: iam Burnett executors, and Be “Anchor Brewery ail parte. To .. Brewers and Watson ...
... fc- * most gratefully acknowledge the being a legacy, duty free, S OTlry w . Knight. D.L.. J.P., ami P* Messrs. John Clifford Watson •on, Eaam 3 * m ' executors : Messrs. Wat- Ilkeston p, rf( _ . was y 8w yesterday, Thomas defendant his shop saw «W| *way ...
... acknowledge receipt of legacy of £1,000. free of duty, generously bequeathed by the late Sir H. Watson, per Messrs. John Clifford Watson and W. B. Esam. executors.—Advt. ...