... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... . 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... conveyed the chairman and directors of the Lancashire and Yorkshire and others to Nelson. Those who travelled by included Sir George Armytage, Bart, (chairman), Mr. E. p. Fielding °M.P., Sir W. H. Hornby, Bart, M.P., Mr. Stewart Garnett, Mr. John Piatt, Mr ...

... 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 ...

... have stated. My authority for the statement that the old Father Smith organ was given to St. Saviour’s Church is to be found at page thirty-four of an-essay, by Mr. T. Locke Worthington, to which the Council of the Manchester Society of Architects awarded ...

... 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 ...