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... lo Unit to their mother. 11. rs. Harriet Fttsgerald 100 0 0 Mr. Worthington George Smith. in consideration,f his servim tc arehalcdy and botanical illustration, and of his Inadequate urr d support .. Mrs. Imre Elisabeth Blacker. in recAsini- d the seniors ...
... in trust to their mother, Mrs. Harriet Fitzgerald, £lOO ; Hr. Worthington George Smith, in eoanderatknof his services to archaeology and botanical illustration, and of fais inadequate means of support, £5O; Mrs. Zare Elisabeth Blacker, in recognition of ...
... Celebrated Ales, Stout & Porter: Messrs. YOUNGER'S and BASS' Bitter and Burton Ales. Messrs. WORTHINGTON'S Bottled Beers in splendid condition. 3fessta. SMITH, DRUCE. & CO.'S Superior GIN. Irish and Scotch Whiskies. Messrs. Martell's and Hennessy's Brandies ...
... to Samuel Worthington Worthington, the other moiety to Alio* Margaret Xu*-haw. Mia. Nottingham gave £l,OOO each to her eousiaa, the Bov. Arthur the Bee. Reginald Smith and Mary Jaaa Mawdsley; 0,000 to her osneias Herbert Smith, Albert Smith, ...
... R. Moritz E. Woodthorpe l6 10 = 86 J. F. Albright 99 = 91 • Tie for handicap prize ; Worthington won on playing off. SECOND Ds..—Moru lig round, Bogey A. Bowden-Smith, 2 down (winner of Derell ebarentra bowl and memento) ; Dr J. Williamson, A. L. Brooke ...
... AND WORTHINGTON'S CELEBRATED ALES. ALL BEST KNOWN WINES and SPIRITS in Bottle or on Draught. MR. THOMAS holds one of the Largest Stocks of gl n lisk t ek Br d a s ndy i Stc.tuin Bo red nd which enables him to supply his Customers with the GEORGE HENCE ...
... ana Arthur Sinker. Pembroke: ‘Naworaitsu Nabeshima and Francis William Wisson. Cains; Francis George Blundford. John Charles Ix-wis Coward. Francis George Vernon lies, and Frederick Dighton Stammers. Corpus; David Alston Hall and Frederick Southerdea ...
... daughter of Mrs. Le Blond, and of Francis Aubrey Le Blond, late of Norbiton, Surrey, to Dr. George Vigers Worthington, son of Mr. James Copeland Worthington, of Newent, Gloucestershire, which was solemnised by the Rev. W. Pace Rigg (uncle of the bride) ...
... Luke's Parish Church on February 24th to witness the marriage of Miss Mabel Smith, daughter of Major T. J. Smith of The Bank Douse, Leek, to Mr. William Scott Till Worthington, son of Dr. F. Worthingtan of Lowestoft. The church was beautifully decorated ...
... permission of Mrs. Worthington, at her house. Mrs. Worthington presided. Miss Rodger-Cunliffe, hon. sec., gave an address. Nov. 28th. A well attended meeting, held by kind permission of Lady Smith, at Edgbaston Hall. Chairman : Lady Smith. Speakers : Mrs ...
... decided to postpané the start until to-day. 7The teams are as follows . G. Howard-Smith’s Side: E W Mann Trinity), K R B Fry (Clare), H G Hompas (Pembroke, K F Worthington (Emmanuel), P k£ Morns (Peterbouse). i Chapple (St. John's), H G unifield (St. C ...
... late father. Profedor i :edge Fitzgerald. F.R.Ii., in trust i to their ninths, Mt.. Merritt Fitrgerald, ElOn: Mr. I Worthington GroNe Smith. iti oonanierstion of hi. eerie. creh.colugy and bottoioal ollustretion. anti of his inadequate of support. E. 50 ...