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... best scratch score, and these were won C. F. Smith, with IS. A. Seymour Mead won the handicap prize presented Mr. Coverdale, together with the first sweepdake. The second sweepstake was won W. Hindley Smith, with 80 net; and the third was divided between ...
... Fred Smith, 42, Wallgate. The Mimes Speak man. 21. Park-rood. Mimes and Mr.T. T. Simm. Park-view, Messrs. A. and R. B. and Miw Scott, 45. Park-view. Mr. Harold Sumner, ISO, Wtgan-Une. Mr. H. and Miw Smith, 101, Disconaun-street. Mr. Jim Smith, 3, Gi ...
... unsolicited testimony to the fair and considerate treatment received. Full particulars on application, by letter or personally, to GEORGE PAYNE, accountant, 20, Kennedy-st., Manchester. ESTABLISHED 1870. ———————— N r UNION LOA AND DISCOUNT COMPANY OF MANCHESTER ...
... onal Church, Wellington-réad South, , Stockport, on = Wednesday morning, the contracting parties being Mr George Bann Marsden, son of Mr George William Marsden, coal merchant, ¢f The Ash, Florist-street, Shaw Heath, Stockport, to Miss Beatrice Mary Coe ...
... Leech, daughter of Henry Leech, Esq., Dingle, Liverpool. SMITH—-KERMODE—ApriI 28, at St. Paul's Charch, Prince’s-park, Liverpool, by the Rev. G. P. '!.\m% M.A., Charles Clegg, second son of John Smith, Cheadle-Hulme, to Mary (Mollie), second daughter of James ...
... Fanley 0, W. Asquith b A. Smith 11, Hibbert b W. Fanley 2, Hope ¢ Siddel bW. Fanley 7, W. Maguire b W. Fanley 19, Whiteford b H. Smith 2, A. Want not out 0, J. Sigswerth ¢ and bW. Fanley 4, extras 7, total 75. Darley Dale: A. H. Smith b Sigsworth 30, J. Biddell ...
... John Stott: Thomas llelsby. timber merchant; George Stott, forage merchant; John Hunter, gentleman; and Samuel Worthington-Wright. gentleman. CHARGE AGAINST A CHESTER MAN. OnThursdav. at Northwich. Chas Smith, of Chester, one-legged man. was charged with ...
... of the London vve.sh, who is about to take up residence at Newport, will play wing three-quarter for Newport this season. George Boots, the famous forward, leader the Welsh pack in 1531 and 1902, will captain the Newport Rugbv team in the forthcoming ...
... the town. Messr-. Worthington and Wilkinson Oak Hank Mill has been closed for a fortnight, over 1,000 looms being affected. Mr. W'm. Hartley premises are still ou short time, and Messrs. and Co.'s SeedbiH Mill is closed. Messrs. Smith and Co.'s Bridge ...
... Westminster Road, Kirkdale, Liverpool 107,754,475 £3. Mr. John Oliver, 72, Whitechapel, Liverpool -- 107,750,500 £3. Mr. William Smith, 58, Hebrew Road, Burnley 107,750,500 £3 Mr. Norman H. Greenwood, 8, Rose Grove, HangLngroyd Lane, Hebden Bridge 107,755,555 ...
... Phillip's-lane, Formby, aged 29 years George Houghton, belov e d husband of Mary Cave, and , elder .on of Arthur and Jane Cave, Bootle. CAVE—Jan. 20, at 6, Burieigh-road North, Hannah Cave, wife of the late George Cave, veterinary eurgeon, of this city ...
... Vice-chancellor, Sir Samuel Hall, K.C. NORTHENDEN RIGHT OF WAY. Worthington v. Burgess. This was action brought by the plaintiffs. Gibbon Bayley-Worthington and Thomas Gibbon Bayley-Worthington, against tl*e defendants, Joseph Burgess, J. F. Wdliam Davis ...