... 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 ...

... Tunetill, Mr. Ecroyd. . Mr. W. S. Catlow, Mr. T. T. Smith, Mr. T. Mr. Harold Dewhu C. Slingsby, Mr. John Jobling, rst, Mr. Thomas Wood, Mr. J. e, Mr. J. W. Dyson, Mr. J. W. Greenwood, Sir Sir W. George Armytage, Bart., Mr. E. P. Fielden, M.P., Hornby, Bart ...

... St. George's. Second round. February 13:; Askam or Dalton v. Holborn or Ulverston Rangers; Millcm Hornets or Coniston v. Roose or St. George' 3. Third round, February 20: Askam, Dalion, Solbcrn Hill, Rangers v. Hornets, Coniston. Roose, St. George's. District ...

... about two months with young man named Sydney George Smith. Her head was nearly severed from her body, and Smith was in another room also terribly injured. although alive, I with great gash in his throat. Smith, who will nrobably recover, had written on ...

... match on hit-fiaturday. Five pounds was donated Cheshire County for medals* k»r the Junior Competition. Messrs. Clifford, Smith, Harrison, Cooke, Houghton, and Piatt were appoimea revise rules and bye-laws. NORTHERN RUGBY LEAGUE. Yesterday a meeting of ...

... 2. Zoote St. George) beat Oliver Thomson (Edinburgh 4 and 3. Johjio:on -Honoui'jb'-e Company) beat- David (Royal M one Eric (Rcyai St. George) beat T. (Soh- and 5. S. S. Hcnevman paihousle). ■ 0 and 2. B. Darwin (Woking) beat James Smith (St. Nicholas) ...

... af the Assize Courts. Strange-ways (yesterdaiv) (before the Chancellor, Sir Samuel Hall. X.C.)' THE NORTH RIGHT OF WA Worthington v. Burgess.—The further hearing was continued this action, which was brought by the plaintiffs. Gibbon and Thomas Gibbon ...

... proceeds of the sale lof land due to him. Air. James Nieol and Mr. J. H. Smith, writers, I/even, who had acted on behalf of either brother, were both called by Air. Worthington for the- p.'aiiititf. and now thai the Canadian brother had performed all ...

... Vice-Chancellor, Sir Samuel Hall, K.C. Wat. Worthington v. Bnrgess.—The further hearing was continued of this action, which was brought the plaintiffs. Gibbon Bayley-Worthington and Thomas Gibbon Bayley-Worthington, figain.'*- the defendants Joseph Burgess ...

... W Triokett . 1 10 Wican Coal and Iron Geo. Wood .. 110 5 A. E 1 10 E F 5 5 0 Godfrey Worthington 110 VMilliam Smith . 5 0 John White 1 10 John T. Smith 5 5 0 Robert Whitehead .. 110 Thomas Berry 0 0 J D. Williams . 1 10 J. K. 5 0 0 J. H. 1 10 ...

... altering certain the Regulations *he Institution and of making new and additional ouea—Dated this day of 1903. Theme* Worthington, R. Smith, Usjj Sdrwabe, John Wright, T. C. S. L. Hehn. A. S. Latliam, William blater, Edwin AY. Marshall. OF FIRM. WE HAVBTHIS ...

... considered good form impute motives. Councillor H. T. Smith retorted he was as good a judge of what was good form as Mr. Trounson. Councillor T. Jones: this electioneering dodge? Councillor H. T. Smith went on to contend that the proposals were not l>ona ...