... in trust to their mother, Mrs. Harriot Fitzgeraki, £100; Mr. Worthington George Smith, in consideration of his services archaeology and. botanical il lustratdon, and his inadequate means support, Mia. Zare Elizabeth Blacker, in recognition the services ...

... , in trust to their mother, Mrs. Harriet Fitzgerald, £100; Mr. Worthington George Smith, consideration of his services arohieology and botanical illustration, and of his inadequate means of support, £6O; Mrs. Zare Elizabeth Blacker, in recognition of ...

... — SEASIDE & COUNTRY ‘APARTMENTS. —Mrs. George Bryden (from Leeds), Hawthorne House 20, Pleasant St., Claremont Park; superior Apart- ments, nts, public and private, pianos; close to sea and new parades. PLACKPOOL.—Miss A. Matthewman, 24, Adelaide Street ...

... 6th, the Taberaade, the Rev. Robinson, GEORGE second son the late GEORGE WELLS, Eckington. to MARION , eldest daughter of the late Her. RICHARD GREEN, Morley, formerly of Sheffield. (No cards., WORTHINGTON—SMITH —On the February, St. Matthiae s Day, St ...

... § De 4oete, St, George, beat Oliver Thomson. Burgess, 4 and 3. Eric Hambro, Royal St. Geerge’s, beat J Cavanagh, Sunning- and 5. W. 3. Colv ille, Machrihanish, beat Stuart Honeyman, Dalhousie, 3 an B. Darwin, Woking, beat James Smith, St. Nicholas, 4 ...

... .. 10 16 J. Stead (vice-president) 21 21 E. Hargraves (Skipton) 5 Fiokhng (George, A. Jogger (Cleckheaton) 14- 19 W. H. Roberta (Cleck’n) 21 S. (Clifton). 21 A. Worthington (Heaton Park) 16 H. Heaton (Hockwood). 21 J. F. Wells (Didsbnry).. 21 A. Stead ...

... the first rime in the match, .-md the ninth being halved, Graham turned one op. Two down the eleventh, the holder of the St. George’s Vase, who had played good golf up to this point, showed indifferent form, and was finally easily defeated. First Round. ...

... me. I there’s nothing new ? never mentions me?” “No,” and Molly snook her head. “He told not speak you, George. said the matter waa at end.” George, walking along with his-fftandis in his pockets, sighed deeply. it’s the course of true love; but, really ...

... 1 R. H. Fellowcs (George Prestwich) v. (Clifton). P. Fielding (George Prestwich) v. H. R. Williamson (Didsbury) v. A. Lamb (Oh*?*’ J. F. Weils (Ilidsbury) v. E. Hargraves (v J. C. Howe (Didsbuiy) v. W. Kitson (Brb?’|i A. Worthington (Heato’n Park) v. ...

... wee coe ee £3. Mr. John Oliver, 72, Wintechape!, Liverpool eee cee eee eee ace eee 107,750,508 107,754,475 £3. Mr. William Smith, 55, Hebrew Road,- Burnley - ose sce 117,750, 50@ £ . Mr, Norman H. Greenwood, 8, Rose Grove, Hangingroy d Lane, Hebden Bridge ...

... Haddon toad, Burley. Penny tram. ORRINGTON STREET (24), | Carlton Hill, to Let; re rent 4s. 8d. Apply Pickard, Crosland, and Smith, Chartered Accountants, 43, Albion Street, Leeds. NCULLERY HOUSES.—Nice_ attics, baths, gardens, papered.—A. 35, Barnbrough ...

... Vicar at the oonclueion appropriately addreesed the Amongst those present at the were: Mr, Mn., and Mao Smith, kno Worthington, Dr. Ellis, Emily Smith, Dr and. Mrs Moynihan, Miss. Jeffries, Mm White, and the Miewe White. Mr and Mrs Edmund Kit- How would ...