... Eh Hulme, Mary J. Holmes, George HH. Holding, Lawton, Ada ing, Arthur Lovatt, George (5), Martha E. Major, J. W. Vincent Mossop (¢), Alice M. Malkin, Mabel KR. Newey (9), Milner, Cornelius Machin, Arthur M Cecil Newton, George Thomas H. Naylor (2), Eliza ...

... 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 ...

... Me and Mrs. Seckham and Samson, M Mrs. Frederick Mr. and Mra. ‘and the Misses Smith, M: Balt, Mr. and Mrs. Steele. Mrs. Keayoa iss Shawe, Mre. 1, Mise Slaney, the Hon. George and Mra Hill Trevor, lon. Mrs. aod Miss de Trafford, Mr. Mrs. Robert Thornwili ...

... Bulwer, Mrs. Edgar Wardlaw, Miss Seckham, Cagt, cages : —Mr. and Mra. Worthington, Miss Worth- ‘Hon. Edmund and Mrs. Parker, the King, Col. and Mrs. Pitzberbert, Mr. William Worthington. From Lysways Hall :—Sir and Lady Forster, Major and Mrs. Hargreaves ...

... father of the prefent Earl of Shrewfbury and Talbot.) TO E SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MR. TWEMLOM, At the haute of Mr. Hargrave, the George Inn, in Leek, in the county of Stafford, on Wednefday, the teventh day of December, 1803, at 4 o'clock in the afternoon, to ...

... Parker, Hon. George H, Al’ re-elected The following icorge H. Allsopp was vice- president. residents KR inald Hard y, Bart.. Mr. A. V. Me. HG. M W. G. Lowe, Mr. R. J K. Walker, Mr. Salt, Mr. C. Mr. 4 Smali, Mr. Kt. Thornewill, J. Worthington, Mr. F. Charrington ...

... and th Messrs. T. I nee included Mr. G Worthington (age , W. Tomlia- ¥. E At land, W Shuker, J Idiens, C Mason, G. E Kendrick, C. Holland, Bould, Jos. Jenkinson, Har GE tt J. Hales (Blymbill), J. Green, Jos. Smith, J. W. Swift B tne, and others —fhe io ...

... (Normacot), A 3. Bailey (Shooter's Hil), H. Th orley, T.C. Wild, Benbow, Greatbatch, W berley, Smith, Green. J odgkiss (Stalli Scarsett (Fulford), T. R. Worthington, &c At of the hon. specch, Mr. A. B. proposed, and Mr seconded, a vote of confidence in Sir ...

... memory of the late v, Brooke Lambert, M.A.. vicar of Greenwich, and Tamvorth from 1872 to 1 contains figures, representing St. George, St, N and St. in, the base is the i “Tn of Brooke hert, B.C.L., CL. ofthis 1872 to 1878, bon September 17, 1834; died J 1901 ...

... A. Wi George Was hear 6 © sidoxmen were a'l re- Haynes ( yon) ae sh warden, estion of & new elected, He bad received the which it was estimated would he Lrustees ‘of the Hinckley promise of £100 from would net have mach didiculty to . Worthington, who ...

... and refused quit the Crown Inn. , On September 22. The defen- nis were each fined and costs. Ball, George Whitehouse, and George Minshall, of yy, and George Bamford, of The Ridwares, were chi with having discharged fireworks io the streets of Rugeley. justices ...

... gardener. of was with havi been druak on the licensed the Lit George Inn, of which bis wife, is licencee. that about 10 $0 oa Saturday aight he was called to the Littl found the defendast drunk au: George Ino the landlady, . He told him to be quiet and go to ...