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... to play % De Zoecte, Royal St. George’s, beat Oliver Thomson, Edinburgh Burgess, by 4 up and 3 {o play : Herbert Jcohnston, Horourable Company, beat David Leitch, Royal Musselbméh, by 1 hole \ Eric Hambro, Royal St. George’s, heat T. Cavanagh, Sunningdale ...
... in the Smithfield, but he (Alderman Smith) had always repudiated the statement. Alderman Whitfield.—You can't say that. If you do it is a lie! You have got two faces as well as anybody else in Oswestry. Alderman Smith.—l wfil not stand here and have it ...
... Brierley (prmxden?. J. W. G. Coombes (vice-president) v J. 8 (vieepregident). g ; R. H. %ellowe.s (George Prestwich) v J. Tomlinson (Clifton). P. Fielding (George Prestwich) v H. Bavory (Spen Victoria). R. Williamson (Didsbury) v A. Lamb (Chapeltown). J. F ...
... aged 64, William Henry Evans. Interment ab Smithe down-road Cemectery on Sunday next, at 9 o'clock- GORTON—Jan. 14, at 53, Hoghton-street, Southport, aged 66 years, Catherine Jape Gorton, widow of the late George Edward Gorton, of Bolton-le-Moors. Funeral ...
... Waliasey. SMI‘I‘H—MCEN’EARNEY-—JML 15, at St. Peter's, Seelstreet, by the Rev. Father Alexander Smith, uncie of the bridegroom, Louis, only_son of John Smith, of this city, to Ellie, eidest daughter of Jobn Arthur Mc]’ineame}', of Curley, co. Down. SPR ...
... Thomas Tobin, Ballincollig, co. Cork . . VA_L SMITH—May 1, suddenly. of pneumonia, at his residence, Chesterfield, Edge-lane, J. Valentine Smith, C.C., the- dearly-beloved husband of E. M. Valentine Smith. Funeral arrangements later. WALKER—ApriI 1, aged ...
... H. C. Shaw, a daughter. SMITH-May 3, 20, Marine-crescent, Waterloo, the wife of the Rev. D. G. Fee Smith, incumbent of St. Paul's, Liverpool, of a daughter. SMITH-May 6, at 3, Stockbridge-etreet, the widow of the late John Smith, of a eon. WILKINSON-May ...
... fifty; John Slorah book binder, fifty Robert Lewis, purifying foremsn fiftv; George K, Payne, agent, fifty; Isaac Stammers, sccountant, fifty; Tohn Scott brcklaver, fifty George Bosworth Werd, cigar- Bi ynes, fifty ; ker, fifty; John Foster, joiner. fifty; ...
... Leech, daughter of Henry Leech, Esq., Dingle, Liverpool. SMITH—-KERMODE—ApriI 28, at St. Paul's Charch, Prince’s-park, Liverpool, by the Rev. G. P. '!.\m% M.A., Charles Clegg, second son of John Smith, Cheadle-Hulme, to Mary (Mollie), second daughter of James ...
... Phillip's-lane, Formby, aged 29 years George Houghton, belov e d husband of Mary Cave, and , elder .on of Arthur and Jane Cave, Bootle. CAVE—Jan. 20, at 6, Burieigh-road North, Hannah Cave, wife of the late George Cave, veterinary eurgeon, of this city ...
... si teams, twelve eside, were to Smith and J. W. hot. Marsh. and were reckoned about en The play during the day, however, wae not very exhilarating M‘Donnell took wickets tor 51, and M‘Corquodale got three for 43 MR. SMITH EW Mann ve. Worth! Manh ee | AG ...
... family Mr Worthington being defeated in decisive fashion The winner is well-known competitor Edinburgh links but Saturday’s success is his most notable performance was a company play started Mr Ballingall opened good four missing Mr Worthington lost hole ...