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... their late father, Professor Francis Fitzgerald, F.R.8.. In trust to their mother, Mrs. Harriet Fitzgerald, £100; Mr. Worthington George Smith, in oonsideration of his services to arch. ilogy sod b illustratioa, and of his inadequate of support, £5O; Mrs. ...
... 8., in trust to their mother, Mrs. Harriet Fitzgerald, £100; Mr. Worthington George Smith, in consideration of his services to &raw 3logy and 133tanical illustration, and of hie inadequate means of support, £5O ; Mrs. Ztre Elizabeth Blacker, in recognition ...
... those present the Eridge Hunt Steeplechases at Steel Bridge Farm on Monday were Sir Laming Worthington Evans, M.P. (Secretary of State for War) and Lady Worthington Evans. Sir Samuel Hoare, M.P. (Secretary of State for Air) and Lady Maud IToare, the Rt. ...
... CYRIL SMITH Programme: F.LCAR• Overtays. En:loops BUITERWORTH: A Shrop Ohlre lad RACHMANINOFF: Rhapsody oa a of Eagaalal for Pianoforte and Orchestra SIBELIUS: Symphony No. 2 la major. Op. 43 TICKETS: 7/11. it-. Si, 4/.. 3/. reserved uswesened ram ...
... MISS TAMMY SMITH The funeral took place on Thursday, last week, at the Borough Cemetery, of Miss Tammy Fowler Smith, whose death at 137 Athelstan Road was announced in our last issue. _ -- Fifty-eight - years of age. Miss Smith had spent all her life ...
... P Brown 2-9, P. Griffiths 2-13. SWALECLIFFE A CHESTFIELD v. PAYNE SMITH OLD BOYS. Plaiyed at Chestfield on Sunday and resulted in .win lor Payne Smith Old Boys bv 32 runs. Payne Smith 0.8. P. Lane ibw b G. Russell .. 20 C. Moys b L. Dixon 14 P Jackson ...
... George Richter LADIES’ & GENTLEMEN’S TAILOR. NEWEST MATERIALS. LATEST STYLES. BEST WORKMANSHIP. MODERATE PRICES 5. CEDAR TERRACE. ST.JOHN’S. SEVENOAKS. NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS Htfvwiinnwntt and otha.' communi•••••» „•«»« b« raMivad at tha Ofnaa ■t ...
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... DERBYSHIRE. —Second Innings Smith b Hollies Worthington not out Extraa Total (1 wkt.) v. NORTHANTS At Leicester. NORTHANTS, Srat Innings 103. LEICESTERSHIRE.— First innings Berry b Partridge 1 Prentice retired hurt 154 Armstrong b Partridge C. 8. Dempster ...
... ST. GEORGE'S B T. GONSERYATIVE CLUB. Playing at home on Monday, St. George's B maintained their unbeaten league record by winning 70-48. Scores (St. George's rinks first) : R. Curd; W. Felling, A. Standen. T. Magill (skip), 24; H. Patterson, W. Watkins ...
... girls. The cast was follows ; Squire Miss Curtis; Leonard (his »on». Miss D. Smith ; John (a servant!. Miss E. Lower; Farmer Yokes, Miss M. Phillips; Young Yokes, Miss I. Smith; sea-faring man. Miss J. Phillips; a messenger, Miss N. West gate; the Fool ...
... The death occurred on Sunday at 78, Chelverton-road, Putney, of Miss Edith Smith, daughter the late Mr. Apsley Smith, of Tunbridge Wells and Reading. The funeral took place at Linipsfield on Tuesday of the Rev. Frederic Mann, sometime Vicar of Temple ...