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... S., in trust to their mother, Mrs. Harriet Fitzgerald, £100; Mr. Worthington George Smith, in consideration of his services to arch a33logy and b.iten kat illustration, and of his inadequate means of support, £5O ; Mrs. Lard Elizabeth Blacker, in recognition ...
... HINTON ST GEORGE THE POCILI:1 T EARLD3M. —VILLAGE REJOICINGS As soon as it was known here by a telegram from Sir George Dallas on Friday afternoon,that the Law Lords had decided the young E trl should retain the title of Earl Poalett, the villagers ...
... Creake Rectory, Fakenham, Norfolk. MARRIAGE OF DR. WORTHINGTON, OF NEWENT, AND MISS LE BLOND. marriage of George Vigers Worthington, M.A., M.8., 8.C., Camb., of Newent, eldest eon of Mr. J. Copland Worthington, of Lowestoft, to Evelyn Maud Mary, only daughter ...
... Pope. Mr. Robertson, Mr. L. J. Smith, Mr. Iteifox,’ Mim Sheanne, Mr. and Mps_C. Smith, Miss F. a_:,u XT. «nd Mrs. Sturge, Mr. Tannicliff, Mr. . Thurston, »ho Thor.too, Mi,« T.jlor, Mr. Vowles, Rot, A. D. W»Uh. Dt. Worthington, Mr. B. Wood, Mi. G. H. Wml ...
... pre-sen* ttfM Major-General Jacobs (Tavistock) wl Taunton, Mr. Philpotts, Mr. George potts, Rev. F. Homer, Mr. Stanley G^ Miss Pile, Mr. J. Lloyd, Miss ,'/| May Smith, Mrs. Smith, Mrs E. Mrs. C. Goodland, Mrs. and Misses the Misses Goodland, Mrs. and Mis*: ...
... Earl and Countess of Warwick, and Lady Marjory Greyille, Lady O’Brien, Mr and Lady Muriel Worthington, Sir Arthur and Lady Willlfaire, Mr., Mrs., and Miss W’orthington, Sir Edward and Lady Ward, Mr. and Lady Grace Bazley-W’hite, Sir Tristram and Lady Tempest ...
... the last lap, and winning by 25 yards in 9min. 17eec ' . b a ting W. 0. George's world's amateur recor d by 2,40ec. W. G. Collins, Essex Beagles, 190 yards start, w second. The Smith of Ireland golf championship was brought to a conclusion on Saturday on ...
... held St. Mary Major's Church. The clergy who answered their names were ihe Key. F. J. Coleridge, Cadbury ; F. Diampre, W. Smith Dorrien, Crediton; Beck, Clannaborough; 'VV. H. Cheriton Fiizpaine; H. P. Spreyton; C. G. Pennington, Down St. Mary; H. P. ...
... Saturday Mr. A. Guy Whipham (chairman). Rev. J. Worthington, Major-General Holley, Messrs. T. Sloman, J. Esssry, T. Kennard, R. F. Brealy, J. Squire, A. »Reddaway, R. W. Reddaway, J. H. Gibbings, J. Tucker, G. Smith, W. Risdon, J. Baker, J. Voadm, E. Murrin ...
... and Countess of Warwick and Lady Marjory Gro.-ille. Lady O’Brien. Mr. and Lady Muriel Worthington. Sir Arthur and Lady Wiltshire. Mr.. Mrs., and Miss Worthington. Sir Edward and Lady \\ard, Mr. Lady Grace Bazley White. Sir rain and Ladv Tempest, ('apt ...
... and confirmation. Subjoined are the ,ppointments for the Cornish District : Rodruth—Joehua K. Fairborn's), Benjamin Stanley. George Mac Neill. Caraborne—William Slack, Charles Bryant, William G. Allen. Fahnonth—Thentas Little, Alfred Farrar (Penryn), Joseph ...
... Registrar (Mr. E. W. Luke) the following answered to their names:—The Revs. F J Coleridge (Cadbury), I Daimpre (Colebrooke), W M Smith-Dorrien (Crediton), W Beck (Clannaborough), W H Arundell (Cheriton Fit2paine), H Knapton (Spreyton), C G T S Pennington (Down ...