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... monthly competitions played for during the year, and given Mr. George Davis Mr. James Needs, and Mr. T. Jarvis Miller had been woo Messrs. J. Blunderfield. J. Needs, W. Martin, P. Millar. W. J. Smith, and R. Drury. The chairman Rave Success to Bowls, and ...
... Catoe—Oo 29-Ji ult., 98, George-street, Great Yarmouth, Albert Edward Gator, agsd 9 months. Catob —On the ult., at 9S, Oeorge strect, Great Yarmouth, Violet Cator, aged 4 CooHLAN—On the ult., the Royal Naval Hospital, Great Yarmouth, George Cogblan, apod years ...
... Association; Mr. Reginald Harrison, F.R.C.8.E., of London, representing the Royal College of Surgeons, England; Mr. S. Worthington, of Lowestoft; Colonel Heaviside, Norwich; Dr. Shann, Lowestoft; Dr. Hepburn, Lowestoft; Mr. B. E. Fletcher, Mr. W. Hotson ...
... Dr, W. E.lision, V.ce-moBide..t of the British Medical Mr. Harrison, F.R.C.B E., t Royal College of Surgeous. Euslaud ; Worthington, of Lowestoft; Colonel Heaviside, Norwich; Dr. Shann, Lowestoft.; Lowestoft; Mr. B. E. Fletcher,Mr. A. W. Hotaon. Long Stratton; ...
... been given by th© children of 8. D;xon. D. Dickson, T. 11. Arber, E. A. H.T. Griffiths Smallburgh. Mrs. Bennett. Mr. W. Hind Smith, Mr. Newton Ixiwe gave the cross. Miss Griffiths gave the two Holder (hon. secretary', Mr. F, W. Fairchild rases, toe Kov. ...
... Kcott-llurray (Trinity) b H. Smith F. Marsh (Jesus), c Buxton b Howard emith C. T. (Bt. Catharine’s) Howard Smith b iAßberi 28 F. D. Roberts (Jesus) e Worthington Howard talili « E. J. Mann Pembroke) b Howard Smith 83 H. C. HcDooell (Corpus) ...
... Alfreg C. son of the late Jobn Strike, of George Harvey, to Annie, eldest ter of Cth US> ruary, o-day, Leek, by ths Kev. W. ford, vicar, the Rev. W. Gibess Magne, Till, elder son of Dr. Worthington, toft, to Smith. The younger daughter of Majer ...
... pier-head the Calaia-Dover journey undat the sixty limton NORFOLK SOLDIER’S CYCLING FREAK. At Witham Sessions on Tuesday, Georg* Middlemis (19). and William Finch (18). privates in the Norfolk Regiment, stationed at Colchsot©r, wore charged with, having ...
... Peebles. Mrs Mrs. Pvm. Mrs. Robinson. Miss Robinson, the Smith, Mrs. J. D. Smith. She.-;.d.rinV«. Mrs Stuart, Mrs. G. Taylor. Mrs. Thef.lvM.tU Misses bite, the Misses Willi*. Mts* tho Misses Worthington, and Ait- Bf'-i. In the following »* xten.inj- or rendered ...
... 410 Mr. H. Martin’s d Handy Ttm (Mad Maekney 1!- W. Wilsons Cbeltloe 5 —Old Rally/best Mr Aifroa King’s Komp- Mr A. B. Worthington’s BUngsor Gulliver (Qullant—Golden Sunshine). Private 8 1219 «. I Hodgson's Bough am Private 4lt « rmaL . _.. B. JnelbPamlsb ...
... Mrs. Sevan, Mrs. Gee. Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Ccoper, Mrs. Belton Youngs, Mrs. and Miss Mrs. H. Stebbings, Mrs. Worthington, Miss Cole, Miss Paul, Mrs. J. E. Burrago, Miss Thorne, and others. Confirmation.— An adult confirmation service took place ...
... Brize Norton. Oxfordshire, between Frances | Eondlesham, Hon. C. B. b>r OcUvia Isaacson, youngest daughter of the late tog*. George Isaacson Mildenhall, Soffolk, and hoUaad, Colonel Francis Lucas, M.P., Colonel Mrs. Isaacson of Walsingtiam, Norfolk, aJid ...