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... Macaulay, Dr. Marsden, Mr. W. L. M'Clure, Sir Thomas Roe, Mr. Bowman Smith, Mr. J. T. Wood, Mr. John Woolfall (president Liverpool Architectural Society), Alderman Maxwell, Mr. \V. B. Worthington (chief engineer Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway), Dr. Oldershaw ...
... fifty; John Slorah book binder, fifty Robert Lewis, purifying foremsn fiftv; George K, Payne, agent, fifty; Isaac Stammers, sccountant, fifty; Tohn Scott brcklaver, fifty George Bosworth Werd, cigar- Bi ynes, fifty ; ker, fifty; John Foster, joiner. fifty; ...
... si teams, twelve eside, were to Smith and J. W. hot. Marsh. and were reckoned about en The play during the day, however, wae not very exhilarating M‘Donnell took wickets tor 51, and M‘Corquodale got three for 43 MR. SMITH EW Mann ve. Worth! Manh ee | AG ...
... impose a fine of 205 and costs Burns was fined Ss and for being drank on heensed remises George Smith, licensee of Garrick Snu St. was summoned for having fi George to a drunken Mr admitted that tbe man wae served. but pot that he was drunk. Sergeant Coarles ...
... Din»l«: T. Wnrwn*. Sefton P*rk Breach: W. Rouric. J. Robert*. J. Herman. W E. WtlHmm. H. Blenkero. W. Lunt, G., R., end H. Worthington, J. Foolket, W. Simony G. and H. Branaean, J. Thompson, J. H. M'Oormick, W. Woodward, T. Wetkinson, C. Seeley. J. T. Grant ...
... Worth IKOTOX. —Yesterday afternoon the body of the late Mr. J. H. Worthington. J.P.. was laid rest the Woodehurch graveyard, in the prose a representative body of mourners. Mr. Worthington, who died Wednesday at the age eighty, was a J.P. for Birkenhead ...
... the trade, com- merce and employment of the citizens, and to feport and recommend thereon from time to tame to the Council.” George P. clerk to the Runcorn Union, &c., has passed his final examination for admit- tance as a solicitor. Owwen Waxtrp ror a Punse ...