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... Brown (sons) ; Maq ters Peter I Brown, James Brown, and William Bratt (grandsons) ' • Messrs Thomas, William, and Peter Gregory (brothers-in-law) ; Peter Burgess, William 11 Peacock, Thomas Riley, Joseph Riley, Reginald Peacock, Bert Peaceck (nephews) ; J ...
... GREAT SANKEY. POBLIC PLAYGROUND. Sankey Gardener's Troubles. As to whether certain, ducks, geese or hens had eaten a crop of cauliflowers and potatoes ,at Sankey was the subject of •a curious County Court case heard by Judge Stanger at Warrington on Thursday ...
... AT SANKEY CEMETERY, After the service at Latchford a start was immediately made for Sankey Cemetery, the cortege proceeding by way of Knutsford-road, Bridge-street, Sapkey-street, and Liverpool-road. Arriving at their destination at half-past two a 'long ...
... 2l P. High= D. Stokes 2l H. Williams ll W. Gibbons G. Wilcox 2l J. Higham I W. Stokes 2l T. Makin l4 13. Watson 2l W.Richardson(captain) 18 IJ. Shawcross 480 Majority for Crostlelds, 178. Sr. GEORGE'S CHURCH HOUSE V. ST. PAUL'S WARRINGTON.—On the Church ...
... 81 William Grant 36 Excelfs Paul 144 . . 72 SS Eliz3.beth Jonas .. 116 40 Elizabeth donee .. 42a fhcmas Drakes . . 120 50 Donald Shaw 80 54 Laurenoe Carrinplon (on Gonzales Land) 1 08 ftl Caroline Gonsalves (tor Alfred Griffith's house).. ...
... late Mr. William Paul, who on Thursday at his residence, Cookridge Hall, Horsforth, near Leeds. The Rector of Adel (the Rev. W. H Draper) officiated, and the chief mourners were : r. and Mrs, T. W. Paul, son and daughter-in- daw; Mr. J. A. Paul, son; Mr ...
... things work together for God, to them that love God. Paul knew what he was talking about. We naturally followed the advice of older men, and men who know, and who had passed through the mill. Paul though not an old man, yet was old in great experiences ...
... Great Sankey. A 1134 ting of the Great Sank .y Parish Council was held in the Bard School,Great Stakey,on Tuesday even ing,the chair being taken pro tern by Mr Thomas Halton Nero were also present : —M-sssrs William Taylor, Joseph H Kilshaw, Gorge rielyipsm ...
... tastefully arranged and very attractive, Mesdames li Harrison J Higham, Joseph Monks, It Bold being tesponsible for the drapery stalls ; Miss Ashton had charge of the Pound Stall ; Mrs William Hughes, jun., ksisted by Mts T Cook, Jos. Hughes Miss A Smith end ...
... THE LATE SIR G. WILLIAMS. FONERAL AT ST. PAUL'S. The aged Sir George Williams, founder of the Young Men’s Christian Assoctation, was buried yesterday in St. Paul’s Cathedral. The burial occasioned great interest, the cathedral being visited by a large ...
... DISGRACEFUL ROW AT SANKEY BRIDGES. A disgraceful row took place at the back of I Evelyn-street, Sankey Bridges, on Tiicsday night, and the sequel was heard at the Warringtec Borough Court this morning before the Mayor (Alderman Bolton) and other magistrates ...
... SIR GEO. WILLIAMS AT ST. PAUL'S. -- -- In the presence of a congregation numbering several thousand persons the body of Sir George Williams, the founder and president of the Young Men's Christian Association, was interred on Tuesday in St. Paul's Cathedral ...