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... Sheffield. After meeting the annua! dinner was held, Dr George Booth, J.P., presiding, and was supported. nmonsf.it others, by Dr Shoa. J.P.. R. J. Smith, Simeon J.P., Weanie Clarke. W. B. Smith. G. J. Maodonald, R. G. Allen, C. J. Palmer, F. Edmunds ...
... Sheffield.” After the meeting the annual dinner was held. Dr George Booth, J.P., presiding and was supported amongst others Drs Shea, J.P., R Jl Pye Smith, Simeon Snell, J.P., Wearne W B Smith, G J Macdonald, G Allen, C J Palmer, F Edmunds, W W Robinson ...
... m . 3 Stevens, W. Etterley, G. Upton ,_4 M .Z T. Welsh A. Barker, J. Clements, Joeeph i w. Worthington H. Bates. J. Morris, H. Smith j. Pritehett .» 9 . F. We! bourn, John W. Skillinirton . 1 13 gF.RRTAT. Groxton football team journeyed ...
... Wilton and friend.' Mrs and CaiVard. of New Holnns, Barle'4one Mr., Rhuttleworth.leid. Mioseo Worthintrten and Smith. of Worthington and Smith of Barton, Mr. Brown of Barn-ell. and Mr. J. Crane. itmr. of Iletnrk. The stall-holders Wheelwright, Mrs S. Haywood ...
... persons were atuntnnned and fined for dranketawats: Mary Jane Worthington. Nfatiath•ld. 10a.: Charles Haywood. East Kirkby, ; Gro. Webster, Satton-in.Aslifseld, 21s. A DANGEROUS PRACTICE. James Smith, Tmoo. Edward J. boys, were summoned for stone-throwing in ...
... Miss Annie Vyler, and Mr. Charles Tyler. Becond carrisge, Mre. Emily Smith, Mr. William Tyler, Miss Gertrude yler, and Mr. Walter Tyler. Third carringe, Mr, Oecil Tyler, Mr. George Tyler (the two youngest sons), Mr. Harry Tyler (brother of the decoaned) ...
... was composed fo'lows; —lst coach, dergy. Dr. Hiornton, Mr. J. Prince, and Mr. A. Smith and beaten; 2nd coach, Mrs. George, Miss George, Master Ernest George, Miss M. George. Mr. G. Milward, Mr. H. Mil ward; 3rd coach, Mr. W. Mr. A. Shreeve, ...
... Engiand and Wales. native of Edinburgh. and entered the ministry in 1877. A Dublin telegram announces the death of Sir of the George Duffey, ex-President The de- Royal College of Physicians, Ireland. reased was born in 1843, and was created a Knight in 1897 ...
... the following, who had not missed once during the year, viz., George Pearce, Walter Wing, Fannv Worthington, Ada Cecil Dunsmore, Percy Pearce, Thomas Wing, Arthur Latham, Gertrude Worthington, Anne Lock, William Worsdale, Mabel Coy, Thomas Mansell, Charles ...
... prisoner Greeves pick tip some lumps of coal, and give them to Mrs. Worthington, telling her at the same time to get off home with them.—Police-constable Robinson also gave evidence.—George West, foreman of the works, said they had missed a quantity of coal ...
... bought Mr. Hanaon. of El wall. Ten grand aairaale from Mr. P. Bdey. of Avlon-on-Trent. averaged £JO apieee. Two to* from Mr. George Smith, of AlraeUm, made. £« and £25 15*. reapee'ivelj, end were purchased Mr. (Brasvington) and Mr. (AlvaaUmV Ten heifer* from ...
... siguregate nearly two millions sterling: Sir A. 11. Walker. Liverpool t 2.874,100 R. ('ourage, London 801,500 R. Vaughan 'George's) 7-12,700 Lord Hindlip 557,500 0. E. t'oope, 11. P., Branford 542,700 J. Jameson, Dublin .189,300 D. Tliwaites. Blatt:horn ...