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... 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- ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... ‘ @ 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 ...
... 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. ...
... Bingham (conditionally) 21 0 0 Mr. A. Wightman . 21 0 0 Mr. Robert Blake .. 20 0 Mr. G.J. Marplee ~ , 20 0 0 Mr. JT. Clifford Watson „ 15 15 0 Mr. W. E. Olegg „. 10 10 0 Mr. John Watson .. .. 10 10 0 Mr. W F. Black .. „ 10 10 0 Mr. H. O. io 10 .Mr. Firth ...
... Vickers, Mr. Verity. The Earl WharnclifTe, Sir Alexander Wilson Bart.. Mr. C. B. Stuart Worflev. M.P.. Mr. W Watson, Mr. J. Clifford Watson.Mr Frank Whelm Tolonel Winder, the Rev. J. G. Williams, Mr. M. Wrench, the Rev. Dr. Mr. H. Mr. J Kincsford Wilson. Mr ...
... one of his brothers is to become the owner. Lord Denman does not live at Middleton Hall. The present occupant is Mr. Clifford Watson, of Sheffield, nephew of the late Sir Henry Watson. It is not called 'Stoney Middleton Hall.' Surely it cannot be correct ...
... Charles Macro Wilson. Messrs. Harold Thomas. Samuel G- Richardson. Charles Wardlow. John Ellis. James Dixon, A. F. Stone J. Clifford Watson, and the secretary. Mr. J. T. Darwent. Nine annuitants, each entitled annuity of were elected. The total number annuitants ...
... were pronounced. The bearers were all old sc^ n the deceased. Ihe principal mourners were Messrs. Peter Cadman (son), Clifford Watson (brother-in-law), Alfred Hart, George Cadman, Willie Cadrnan, Edward Cadman, Charles Cadman, Edwin Cadman, Hubert Cadraan ...