... 15th:—-F. H. TFellowes, George; P. Fielding, George; R Williamson, Didsbury; J. F. Wells, Didsbury; J. C. Howe, Didsbury; A. ‘Worthington, Heaton; J. Harrison, Leigh R.; H. Smith, Leigh R.; A. Boone, Leigh R.; W. Peters, George; J. Ihserwood ...

... Rosalie Vigers, Mr. Stanley Vigers, Mr. and Mr. J. S. Worthington, Mrs. and the Misses Mullins, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Vigers, Sir Thomas Smith, Bart., and Miss Smith, etre. Rudolph Smith, Mr. Martin Smith, Mr. D'Arcy Power, F.R.C.S., and Mrs. ...

... 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 ...

... The second part «ir George Trevelyans im portant work on the Amoncnn KevoJutkm will bn puhltahed next month two volume*. The firat part appeared in 1«99. and was welcomed for its refreahm* impartiality and vigour.'’ *• It a» over thirty y6.ni, . ocßtompomT ...

... deputy-president; R. Fellowes, George, Prestwich; R. Williamsen, Didsbury; J. F. Wells, Didsbury; P. Fieldirg, George, Prestwich ; “A. Worthington, Heaten-park; H. Harrison, Leigh Railway; J. Harrison, Leigh R&i}wafi;m.li[. Smith, Leigh Railway; A. Boon, Leigh ...

... Maugtes 3; extras, 4:- ttel, 43 Weet Riding tow b Newseane 2, Maugies, b Worthington 6; Toomas, b Newsome 4: lbw b Worthington 1. Lister, « Worthington 3; Brees, st Barker b 0: Smith, st Barker 4; se. & 0; me out 7 Stanbury tho b Newsome 14, Carney, & New ...

... Mr. W. W. Worthington; captain, Mr. G. H. Larkin; vice-captain, Mr. J. S. Brcwn; hon. sec. Mr. G. H. Laughton; treasurer, Mr. S. Wood; committee, Messrs. J. Gettler, Fitzmorris, Hudson. Gardner, K?mp, Smith (G. A.), Albury, S. Harding, George, and Garratt ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... at Kersal Moor, on August 15th:—R H. Fellowe:, George; I. Fielding, George; R Williams=on, Didsbury; J. F. Wells, Didsbury; .J. C. Howe, Didsbury; A. Worthington, Hreaton; J. Harrison, Leigh R.; H. Smith, Leizh R.; A. Boone, Leigh R.; W. Peters, Geocge; ...