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... there produced: FREEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSES, num- hers 3, 7, 9 15 and 19. Worthington-street, off Meadow-street, Great Ancoats-street, Manchester. The site (including portions of Worthington-street and the adjoining passage*) contains about 400 square yard* ...
... Kirardom) :1, E. Smith, 2, The Marquis of Winoheater. Cow, calved in previous to 1900, in calf or in-miik: 1, Edward Smith: 2, Walker. Heifer calved :n 1901, in-cnlf or in-nijlk (open to the United Kingdom). 1, Marquis of Winchester; 2, E. Smith, Bromsgiove ...
... unsolicited testimony to the fair and considerate treatment received. Full particulars on application, by letter or personally, to GEORGE PAYNE, accountant, 20, Kennedy-st., Manchester. ESTABLISHED 1870. ———————— N r UNION LOA AND DISCOUNT COMPANY OF MANCHESTER ...
... John Stott: Thomas llelsby. timber merchant; George Stott, forage merchant; John Hunter, gentleman; and Samuel Worthington-Wright. gentleman. CHARGE AGAINST A CHESTER MAN. OnThursdav. at Northwich. Chas Smith, of Chester, one-legged man. was charged with ...
... Westminster Road, Kirkdale, Liverpool 107,754,475 £3. Mr. John Oliver, 72, Whitechapel, Liverpool -- 107,750,500 £3. Mr. William Smith, 58, Hebrew Road, Burnley 107,750,500 £3 Mr. Norman H. Greenwood, 8, Rose Grove, HangLngroyd Lane, Hebden Bridge 107,755,555 ...
... Vice-chancellor, Sir Samuel Hall, K.C. NORTHENDEN RIGHT OF WAY. Worthington v. Burgess. This was action brought by the plaintiffs. Gibbon Bayley-Worthington and Thomas Gibbon Bayley-Worthington, against tl*e defendants, Joseph Burgess, J. F. Wdliam Davis ...
... particulars apply to the Auctioneers, 10, St. Ann’s Square, Ma chester: Messrs, George Hadtieid. Bennett and Carlisle, 20, St. Ann’s Square; or to Messrs. DARBISHIRE, TATHAM, WORTHINGTON .& CO., solicitors, 1, St. James's Square, Mane chester. ’ OHN. KENWORTHY ...
... goal; C. B. Fry Burgess, and Wilkes, backs; Stnngfellow, Chadwick, and Houlker, half backe; Marshall, Cunliffe, Brown, Smith' W. Smith, F. Wheldon. and Cornn, fc-nvards. ' GLOSSOP v. STOKE.-At Glossop. Glossop (selected from): Clark goal; Burgess and Nor ...
... H Jackscn Smith W. M'Lacklan not out 33 26 F. M'Lacklan st J. Smith J 'Britain b Rcdfern b Roger* Entwistle M'Lacklan R. c L. Smith b Fox c Smith M'Lack- Entwistie 9 14 P. M Laeklan . 10 Banks' not out 32 M. Jon.,-, Tonge b Rogers Smith ...
... -CUM-H ARDY.—I7, STOCKTON-ROAD; two entertaining, five bed rooms, boxroom; six mm. station; garden; CRUFTON, CRAVEN, ft WORTHINGTON, 36. Brcaen nose-street. E.ALD-PLACE (No. 9), —Excellent five bedrooms, all conveniences; 13s. weekly. ELLAM, 33, Braze ...
... few yards distant from the Royal Exchange.—For further particulars, plane, Ac, and conditions of sale apply to George H. Larmuth, F.S.I. ; George H. Larniuth and Sons, auctioneers, 10, St. Anri's-squore, Manchester; Charles n. Heathcote, architect, 6, P ...
... Hinitlrg In hie second try, Worthington egtle failing at MAI. Half-time :—Broirrhion Ranger, 2)r).. (6 mAnt.); Wham (A). nil. Upon 'hanging ends, Illeera started, sod, after mine',-,' play. after Iln. poring. Worthington kirking • coal. Again the attacked ...