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... SALES BY AUCTION. gt; C. SB. & George Cunningham, deceased. —Valuable Chief Rent and Freehold Property in Brooklands, in the County of Chester. By C. W. PRO VIS k at the Thatched House Hotel, Newmai-ket-place, Manchester, on Wednesday, November 18th ...
... The second part «ir George Trevelyans im portant work on the Amoncnn KevoJutkm will bn puhltahed next month two volume*. The firat part appeared in 1«99. and was welcomed for its refreahm* impartiality and vigour.'’ *• It a» over thirty y6.ni, . ocßtompomT ...
... deputy-president; R. Fellowes, George, Prestwich; R. Williamsen, Didsbury; J. F. Wells, Didsbury; P. Fieldirg, George, Prestwich ; “A. Worthington, Heaten-park; H. Harrison, Leigh Railway; J. Harrison, Leigh R&i}wafi;m.li[. Smith, Leigh Railway; A. Boon, Leigh ...
... At 'the Manchester Asuze Courts to-day the trial was continued of the action brought by Gibbon Bayley- Worthington md Thomas Gibbon Bayley-Worthington (father and son) against Joseph Burgess, T. F. Speakraan, William Davis, John Beard, and William Brickell ...
... Lewis and recital ions by Miss Worthington, Miss QUbody, and Miss Taylor. Hindlbt Gbebn Cbickkt Club.— The annual meeting tbe above club was held in the old reading room, Hindley Green, on Thnreday evening last. Mr. George Hardman presided over a good ...
... would be fined ss. and costs for being drunk on licensed premises. George Smith, licensee of the Garrick Snug, St. John-street, was summoned for having served a drunken man named George Bell. Mr. Mathison admitted the man was served, but contended he was ...
... and Roddigore. Masters Sumner, Admiral Huntsman. Mis TilW Swift. Mis Dorothy Smith. Mis Grace Sawbridge, Ivy. Mis Elsie Sawbridge, Wild Rose. Masters W.and A. Smith. Eyrtyn Smith, Spanish Dancing Girt Miss Elsie Suuter, Poppy. Master Harry Boater. Mm Jessie ...
... for St. George’s, Bamber, a Choriey mac, who has played with Stalyhridge Rovera and Ashton-under-Lyme, made bis first appearanec. There wao splendid crowd close 3,000. Teams: Chorlcy.—Crime, goal; Mills and Howard, backs; Fsy, H. Worthington, and Sumner ...
... . CATTLE (District Competition). k air dairy cows: 1, John Smith, Sudlow, Knutsford; 2, Mcc, Bate Mill, Chelford; 3, Joseph Piatt, Tabley. Dairy cow: i, John Smith, 2, Joseph Piatt; 3, George Moreton, Pair of heifers: 1 Joseph Pktt; 2, Peter Mec. Heifer ...
... Robinson. George Wjgnall, William Cornall. James Hough. Thomas Woods, and Frank Seed. Proposer. Thomas Turner; secoudcr. Joseph Quick: assontors. Ernest Hughes. Alfred Baldwin. William Houseman. John Clark, William AspinwaJl. Isaac Hutton, George Ed. Fazaokerley ...
... Stanley, on Monday next, at ) p.ma. o EANE R R VAL SMITH—May 1, suddenly, of JReumonia, 3t his residence, Chesterfield, Edge-lane, J. Valentine Smith, C.C., the dearly-beloved husband of E. M. Valentine Smith. Funeral service at Bt. John’s the Divine Church ...
... plan spoken of by Mr Smith, which showed a footpath along the river bank. The footpath, however, was omitted from a plan prepared when the land was offered for sale a second time. Mr. Harry Worthington, son of Mr. Thomas Worthington, the former agent of ...