... WORTHINGTON •Henry Atherton, White Cro*- How!, ton, publican and fanner. WRIGHTINGTON. •Thomas Witter, Ayrefield Houa?. Afy-SoS* engineer. Withdrawals may be made to noon «t, day, the 22nd inst. The elections will take place i‘>. life DEATH OP THE EARL ...

... TALBOT HOUSE FARM. WORTHINGTON, 1 MU* from Sundiali OU G WILC K (Agricultural Auctioneer; baa received lattracileot from Tho*. Fairfaartt, Eaq. JivhoM least farm is •spitiUK), UCTI'tN. m abotc. without reoervo, on Thartday. Janaarr 3rd. 1901. at One p ...

... by 7 matches to 5. 1s — HUYTON AL M ime Neale Jerome Smith Mre Moe D. Gevin M ine Oo Mn Aldridge Mra Out jee Methven 1-1 Wilton Grindley os Mis Bean? bl 4-1 438 GEORGE DUNCAN AT ABERYSTWYTH. in George Duncan, of Hanger Hill, took part matobes yesterday ...

... KExeter), Harry Rawson,. John Weight, Joseph Freeston, Dr. Marcus, Barton Worthington, John Edward Taylor. : | My main object in writing is to call to our minds Mr. George Smith’s predecessor, -Mr. J. Ogle Curtis. I would like to give: the experience of ...

... MARRIAGE. McSORLBY —WORTHINGTON—On the inst., Bedford Church, by the Kev, John T. Lawton, M.A., Vicar; Thomas MoSorky t(> Worthington, both of- l^igh. INTERMENTS AT LEIGH CEMETERY. Aug. Kennedy, 51 Barker-st., 54 yrt. 3—John Cunningham, 4 The Grange, ...

... September, about half-past one. was coming down Gldlowlane, and on passing Mr. Smith’s bouse his dog rushed nut bim, and bit him in the leg. had to to a doctor. He told Mrs. Smith had happened, and she said the deg was bad dog. and had beyond control. Witness ...

... ears, decided to give George Smith a chance to try his shooting powers at centre forward when City come out against Sheffield United at Bramall Lane on Saturday. Godwin goes out but Smith's colleagues remain as last week, Oakes and Black on the right, ...

... principal mourners were; First coach*. Mr. Smith, husband; Mrs. Thomas Goustry, daughter; Mr. Thomas Goostry, Mrs. George Stout, Xfr. George Stout, and Mrs. Aahurst. ...

... Memoriam SMITH.—On Feb. 22, 1948, suddenly, at 20, New Burgess-street, Harpurhey, MARY ANN, dear wife of the late Harry SMITH. Service Southern Cemetery, Wednesday, Feb. 25, 3 30 STEPHEN.—On Feb. 22, at 19, Hartford Road, Davyhulme, JOHN, dearly-loved ...

... the winners, had six wickets for five. J. R. Smiths never anticipated defeat by St. George's, but the Injury to Issott, who retired from the game, was partly responsible. Rigby and Yates did good work for Smith's, and Malley and Isherwood were equally good ...

... miniature marriage bell. worker, and a ruesubst of Miss Smith. A graduate of Me sad Seadiay ached. Mr. wt. I nu Licerponl. is t h e daughterli Mr. George; of the great help ha bad toe twee 1 .. W. if. Smith. of Barkfteld. greablteld. anistenee of Rimier Cuing ...

... Bufnden way. Despite what hear George being unable to get down low shots, he acquitted himself Anfleld in the capable way has done hitherto. Joe Hewitt’s daisy cutter, low down, would have beaten the most agile keepers. Yes, George, the Villan, is still in ...