... Vatentbe. Btrctted - SI H. Smith, Leigh K J.Farrell, Leigh 8 -31 J.O. Howe. DkUbury —. IS H. Jlildge. Winolng’on 21 8. Brookrr, Rad el life O 18 A Worthington. Heaton 31 T.Jaduon, Stretford .. «. W. Paters. Keritl Georgs 31 W. Topping. Leigh 8 ...

... congregation included: The Revs, George Payne (Knutsfordi, B. C. Moon fHorwieh;, W. L. Tucker (Hyde), A. Leslie Smith (Hale), A. Cobden Smith (Lower Hoeley-stneti. and W. Harrisoo (Stalebridge); Mr. and Mn. Thomas Worthington (Alderley Edge). Dr. Kneptoo ...

... Warrington on August 23rd.—Mr. Cuthbert- Smith, barrister (instructed by Mr. Steel) again appeared for the applicant and Mr. Browne represented the defendant company. At the last hearing of the case, Mr. Smith pointed out that the grounds on which the ...

... or in calf : 1 and special, John Smith, Sodlow, Knstsford ;2, Peter Mee, Cbelford ;3, Joseph Platt. TaWey ; r. Arthur Platt, Wlaebam. One dairy cow, in milk or in calf: 1 1, John Smith, Sudlow; 2, Joseph Platt; 3, George Uoreton, Kmdrrton Peter Joseph Robinson ...

... Wllllain .l B. Hicks Majority for Piatt. Wilkinson and Company—69 point*. Referee, Mr. J. Monk*. 1 a w, H. D*lntcU> JT. Worthington CUra. I* J-1 ariiogton 1 W. Dod4 Ift Wililami T. Ashton.—. C. Chamberlain 7 R. Whltield Ift Bradbury —— E. Biacftl.dge ...

... one. but pleased himself whether had one not examined Hr. Smith : Witness said the pUtforo plaintiff used was not a proper cce. ki.t d three similar accidents from personal kr.owieo;^. Mr. Smith -• It was iu the •• Gi.,.riiM that Major R.« said this machine ...

... cowftd Silcock’s cake: 1, John Smith; Joseph Platt. BHBBP. B*b>. »ny brt«d : 1, Amo* H. BmwUA, Toft; 2. Potw Mh> ; e. George Morctoo ; e. Executor* of Ann Moore. Piekoiero. let wether* or giramer*: I end •yec'*!. Worthington, Mobberky; 2. Williem Gerrerd ...

... Wetteaball; Old Hall. Ooole Pilate. Nantwicb; 8. John 3. Mrs. U. Griffiths; 3. George Denson Boffey. Park Farm, Harleston, Nantwloh; r Malpaa; 0, Robert Needham, Koutsford William Smith, Reasaheath Dairy Farm, Nantwieh, Foal, likely tn make a hunter;!, Mrs Watson ...

... late. The following were the teams:—Earlestown: Smith, goal: Leigh and Cottam, backs; A. Li mood, and G. Houghton, halves; J. Leigh. Gara, Bartley, Roberts and Leech, forwards. Rochdale: Tootill, goal; Smith and Joy. backs; Oreenhalgh, Allott and Mitchell ...

... Mr. B. o! Roberts. George Woodworth, aliaa Cawley, who bon foreigner, charged with , 008-rable stated that October 27th, 1900, at Dewsbury, the prisonrr married girl 17 of age, named Mary Hawksworth. himself giving thenameof George Cawley. deserted ba ...

... G. Drinkwater, M. Pearson, G. Thompson, T. . Cheatham, J. Brooks, J. Farrell, W. Reid, A- J. I Pearce, John Hawker, John Smith, T. H. Vernon. R Martin, J. T. Ashton, representing the Altrincham ' Free Library and Technical Instruction Committee; lA. ...