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... Wellington v. St. George’s Victoria. Played Wellington on Saturday, and ended in a draw of two goals each. Referee, Mr, Debney, , BroseJey Albion v. Horsehay Sanitary Wcr»n».- Played at winnina bv four goals three. Referee. Mr. P. Worthington, Wellington. ...
... MARRIAGES. BRATTON—BATES—I4th inat.,. at All ftainta’, Shrewsbury, by Rev. B. Flemming, George Henry, son Mr. Bratton, Town Walla, to Emily, only daughter Mr. Allan Bates, Castle Fields, FITZ HERBERT—WORTHTNGTON—2oth inti., at the Brompton Oratory, London ...
... one goal each. Referee, Worthington. Wellinßton. ellington Ivanh-K* High Krc.dl Playol Wellington iim lay, when the home team won four none. Referee, Stuallman. Newport. St. George's Vietona Sanitary Works - Played nl St, George's Saturday, and ended in ...
... forward* kef-n-c, Mr. T. Worthington. Wellington. High v. St Georges Victoria.—Played at High ErcaU '• Saturday, hofom good attendance. Mr. J. Moore (presi.• of the High Crcall club) kicked off. The game ended in **• nfr George sby four goals three. High ...
... Consolation Eaoe: 1 Hall, 2 Tudor-Owen, 3 Wilkinson. Junior Consolation 1 Cave, 2 Alllrce, 3 Worthington. Two year-oid Stakes (naif a sft.): F. Aron, 2 Bremmer, H. Smith; time. 2 min. 3-ssocs. Senior Hurdles: 1 Finny. 0. Bliimwell, 3 Gilli* brand; time 20?ccs ...
... hs each to Samuel Worthington Worthington and Alice Margaret Kneeshaw, fifteen twenty-fifths to the children of her sister, Alice Ann Bromfield, except Archibald Worthington Bromfield, and one twenty-fifth between S. W. Worthington, Alice M. Knecshaw ...
... (Newport Doited). A. (Ilorsohar) was chasen as reserve goalkeeper. Arthur Kvans (St. George's Victoria) was appointed captaia.-ll was decided to ask Mr. r. Worthington ofDaate referee, with Mr. B. Wilson (Horechay) os liuesman. P. W. L. D. For.A**t Sheffield ...
... wrought-iron Viennese table; Mrs. George Mytton, blue enamel pencil case ; Miss Katherine Maislcr. pair of silver flower vases ; the Bov. J. and Mm. Mackay, silver photograph frame ; Mrs. Milner, hand-worked rug ; Mr. George Mitchell, antique Chippendale ...
... Hampton. Uertshall. HcarratMod Dean. StonrhnJge: Goal, Jenkins: backs, Nicholl* and J. Lewis; half»,.av»ood, J. Smith, and Oakes; forwards. T. Smith. 'V’-l-h. Lewis, Walters, and Wilson. Referee,Mr. j. Tunniehs-, Hanley. SHROPSHIRE CHARITY CUP -2ki> Roukd ...
... v. Ha«Uey.—Played High Ercall Saltmlay. when Hadley won i y five goals to none. Referee. Mr. F. T. Worthington. Wellington. Newport United v. St George s Victoria —Played Newport rn’Saturday. and ended in favour the Victoria three gaals to none. Madder ...
... Bushton (Malinslee), Churm (Hadley), McLonshlin (St. George’s Victoria), and Poole (Horsehay). Pickering (St. George’s) waa appointed captain, with Austin (Hadley) vice-captain. Mr. F. T. Worthington (Wellington) was selected referee, with Mr. J. Dixon ...
... . BHEOPSHIBB MArORS* CHAR FIT CUP. 7;, Georges Victoria ▼. Shrewsbury Half-Holiday. - P.:»yed St. Georges on Monday, before a large .*e. and ended in favour of the home team by y eoais to none Teams:—St. George’s: Goal, .tjder; backs Pickering and Swift; ...