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... Mr. W. W. Worthington; captain, Mr. G. H. Larkin; vice-captain, Mr. J. S. Brcwn; hon. sec. Mr. G. H. Laughton; treasurer, Mr. S. Wood; committee, Messrs. J. Gettler, Fitzmorris, Hudson. Gardner, K?mp, Smith (G. A.), Albury, S. Harding, George, and Garratt ...
... 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 ...
... BURNTWOOD. DISOBACIErCL ASSAULT OM a YOUNG Woitax.—All the Brovrohille Polio. Coma, on Wednesday, George Lyre., miner, Queen Street, Chassitown, and Th.. Smith, miser, Chase Road, Borntwood. were charged with indecently Lem:liking Mabel Cook, a single =saw ...
... Orino. Ti.. dice of the special prime wen Colonel Charriegton, O.IILO. Lady Muriel and , Mr.W.W.Worthington, Hey. Worthington. Mr. T. B. Ikeda., Mr. George While, and Mr. H. Moseley. Corn if —Opms. Coloured kiday potatoes, 1 T. Carter, 2 W. Yams. 3 W. ...
... LICHFIELD CITY POLICE. Wednesday .-Before A. O. Worthington, Esq. I chair), T. F. Burnaby - Atkins, Esq., Col. Swinien-Broun, W Worthington, M. Hamer, Esq., and T. Andrews, Esq. A Test Claim. — The adjourned claim of John Hill, sen., John Hill jun. and ...
... Lloyd, Esqrs. Assault- Case.—Elizabeth Davis, married woman, Ogley Lane, Brownhills, was charged with having assaulted Clara Smith, neighbour on Sept. 29.—The complainant said the defendant used bad language to her children. She went to fetch them in, whereupon ...
... morires, sad the it. of Mr. Johann (Mons k Mr. Wragge (The gentle shepherd d, mad Mr. George Farmer (solo together with two welkenderad salectioos by Worthington's Bead Quartette, formed • pro. gramme sugiviently varied to please the most Mr. A. W. Read ...
... 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 ...
... B'rock-om, K. Wakeman, G. Laughton, E. Williams, W. Cartinale, AY. Fitzmoi-ris, H. Jarvis, G. A. Smith, H. I, Brockhouse, S. Wood (treasurer), L. Albury, Busby, P. George, J. T. Bickley, Watts, G. Burden, G. Garratt., Mahony, and others. The financial statement ...
... the dimmed, ideuti• fed the body, and said that ber father bad been employed • waggoner m Mews Bodies brewery. Jaime Woe. Smith, of Top Midway, • ociliar, mid that he tirst mw the deceased about 8-45 en Saturday naordiag, when he (dammed) ensiled es the ...
... afterwards, the arrival of Mr. and Mrs. Worthington, the Misses Worthington, and Miss Crisp, the curtain was drawn aside, and exposed a very gaily dressed Christmas tree, which had been decorated the Misses Worthington and Miss Crisp. Near the tree, arranged ...
... action were the trustees with one exception, viz,the Eight Hon. Charles George Viscount Coham. Heory Smith. John Amphiett, Alfred Freer, Willian. Roberta, Alfred William Worthington, Peter Harris, Edward Webb, and William Bloc Collie. The plaintiff Thomas ...