... Crawley, G. Buroe, T. Henry Wilson, H. Anchinleck, Robert Browne, William J. Thompson, Alfred Smith, O Kceffe, Travers Smith, Charles Preston Ball, George Norman, Cranny. Arthur Baker, 11 trey Benson. P. Maxwell, H. C. Mooney, P. A. MacDerrnott, Frank ...

... the last lap, and winning by 25 yards in 9min. 17eec ' . b a ting W. 0. George's world's amateur recor d by 2,40ec. W. G. Collins, Essex Beagles, 190 yards start, w second. The Smith of Ireland golf championship was brought to a conclusion on Saturday on ...

... Cussons. The mourners were as follows:— First Coach: Mr Henry Lomax {son), Mr Percy Lomax (grandson), Mr Arthur Worthington (brother-m-law), Mr George Cussons. Second Carrage: Mr Joel M S : Wi ] W'il{;n_?s, Mr J. R. Clarke, and M?Z{g’, j\dermy A m oot ST o ...

... Shakespeare Hotel, and William Parkinson of the White Hull, and Edward Worthington Hose Bud. Perm is*!on to rebuild the Unioorn Inn would refused, but the licence would be renewed. Mr. A. Smith said was authorised by Messrs. Groves and With Dell that that licence ...

... have stated. My authority for the statement that the old Father Smith organ was given to St. Saviour’s Church is to be found at page thirty-four of an-essay, by Mr. T. Locke Worthington, to which the Council of the Manchester Society of Architects awarded ...

... Isabel, daughter of Gen. James Baird, Tezas. Worthington-Smith. —On the 24th ult., gt. Luke's Parish Church, Leek, William Scott Till, son of Dr. Worthington, Lowestoft, to Mabel, daughter of Major T. J. Smith, The Bank House, Leek ...

... HARRISON'S lIOTEL. Commander and Mrs George J. Baugh, Mr Hugh M. Hobbs, Mr Under-Sheriff and Mrs J. D. Langton, Misses Leaver, Mr and Mrs Charles Baker, Mr W. E. Neish, Mr Edwin W. Smith, Miss Smith, Mr and Mrs A. Syrett, Mr R. M. Syrett. Mr and Mrs G ...

... O’Haulon, 51 Willum street, Portadown. Ellie O Gorman, The Creamery. Oalbslly. Miss Bridie O’Byrne, 6 Mary street, Waterford. George Perry, Burnam, Keomare. Erneat Parker, Swift’s row, Ilublin. Kira. Pearse, 31 Wexford street, Dublin. Miss E, Perrin, 13 Emmett ...

... MARRIAGE OF MISS MABEL SMITH AND MR. W. 8. WORTHINGTON. at St. Lake's On Tuesday there was very pretty Chureb, ‘the being Mr. William Scott of Lowestoft, and ful Worthington, son of Dr. T. J. Smith, ot the the youngest ter of M Smith was ...

... Pugh. A. Smith, 7 dik. WOH Colbert, 8. H. Tarslor. T Baty, W R ¢ J Adams AF Hyde Ww B. Jones, ( Ww Mar J 4 Rowlands W J Dott Thomas, Line! JOH Baddeley Line). G Page, Fo Hicks. JT. Sharp. JG Evans, © Brodercen, Ww Dempster, Hal-al! \ Worthington, H Ww Stoke ...

... morires, sad the it. of Mr. Johann (Mons k Mr. Wragge (The gentle shepherd d, mad Mr. George Farmer (solo together with two welkenderad salectioos by Worthington's Bead Quartette, formed • pro. gramme sugiviently varied to please the most Mr. A. W. Read ...

... Miss Sergeant, Mr. W. Knowles, Mr. A. Smith (two). Misses Graham. Mr. Jackson, Mr. Blackledge. Mrs. Bland, Messrs. Kent and Lomax. Half-trays were presented following workers: —Mr. Howarth. Mr. Carton (St. George’s-terrace). Mrs. Wearden. Miss Marsh. ...