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... 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 ...
... would be fined ss. and costs for being drunk on licensed premises. George Smith, licensee of the Garrick Snug, St. John-street, was summoned for having served a drunken man named George Bell. Mr. Mathison admitted the man was served, but contended he was ...
... Stanley, on Monday next, at ) p.ma. o EANE R R VAL SMITH—May 1, suddenly, of JReumonia, 3t his residence, Chesterfield, Edge-lane, J. Valentine Smith, C.C., the dearly-beloved husband of E. M. Valentine Smith. Funeral service at Bt. John’s the Divine Church ...
... deputy president; R. Fellowes, George, Prestwich; K. Williamson, Didsbury; J. ¥. Wells, Didsbury; P. Fielding, George, Prostwich; A. Worthington, Heaton-park; H. Harrison, Leigh Railway; J. Harrison, Leigh TRailway; H. Smith, Leigh Railway; A. Doon, Leigh ...
... McGUIRK—May 6, at 280, Claughton-road, Birkenk® to Mr. and Mrs. J. 'McGuirk, jun., a son. ft\!‘ SMITH—May 6, at 3, Stockbridge=street, the widow @ late John Smith, of a son. . MARRIAGES. 7 STEPEENS—DOWNWARD--April 28, at St. Jo% Church, Osmotherly, Ulverston ...
... never he.;u‘(l) a suggestion as to any improper con'duct on the part of Mr. Corlett. ~ Mrs. Annie Smith said her two boys were members of the St. George’s Brigade. She never had any complaint with regard to Mr. Corlett’s conduct until Mrs. Swann told ...
... M. Wood, formerly of Fiaine-street, only beloved brother of M. Bozie and J. Norcliffe. WORTHINGTON—Feb. 10, at 46, Beau-street, in hi 40th year, Samuel Worthington, member of int Everton Masonic Lodge, 823. Infcrment_ at Anfield Cemeter{; to-day (Friday) ...
... R. H. Fellowes, George; P. Fielding, éeorge; R. Williamson, Didsbury; J. F. Wells, Didsbury; J. C. Howe, Didsbury; A. Worthington, Heaton; J. Harrison. Leigh Railway; H. Smith, Leigh Railway; A. Boone, Leigh Railway; W. Peters,George; J. Isherwood, Radcliffe; ...
... James Smith, James Webb, John Rourke, Thomas Jones, Richard Murray, Robert Death, Henry Simpson, James Xdward Ainsworth, John Lewin, William Wignall, James Kelly, Robt. Jones, Thomas James, Thomas Rainford, William Mackie, Robert Willie, George Watson ...
... to play % De Zoecte, Royal St. George’s, beat Oliver Thomson, Edinburgh Burgess, by 4 up and 3 {o play : Herbert Jcohnston, Horourable Company, beat David Leitch, Royal Musselbméh, by 1 hole \ Eric Hambro, Royal St. George’s, heat T. Cavanagh, Sunningdale ...
... Brierley (prmxden?. J. W. G. Coombes (vice-president) v J. 8 (vieepregident). g ; R. H. %ellowe.s (George Prestwich) v J. Tomlinson (Clifton). P. Fielding (George Prestwich) v H. Bavory (Spen Victoria). R. Williamson (Didsbury) v A. Lamb (Chapeltown). J. F ...
... Waliasey. SMI‘I‘H—MCEN’EARNEY-—JML 15, at St. Peter's, Seelstreet, by the Rev. Father Alexander Smith, uncie of the bridegroom, Louis, only_son of John Smith, of this city, to Ellie, eidest daughter of Jobn Arthur Mc]’ineame}', of Curley, co. Down. SPR ...