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... Celebrated Ales, Stout & Porter: Messrs. YOUNGER'S and BASS' Bitter and Burton Ales. Messrs. WORTHINGTON'S Bottled Beers in splendid condition. 3fessta. SMITH, DRUCE. & CO.'S Superior GIN. Irish and Scotch Whiskies. Messrs. Martell's and Hennessy's Brandies ...
... Dr. and Mrs. Travers Smith, Mr. A. C. Smith, Mr. . R. Squires, the Assistant Inspector-Goucral Royal Irish Conel nbulary and the Misses Singleton, Mr., Mrs., and the Misses Hindon Mr. George A. Stevenson, Mr. Howard St. George, Mr. John R. Stritch, Mr ...
... Buckingham Palace COMMISSION EVIDENCE OF G WHITE The War specially Monday to from Sir George White The following the official summary supplied tbe Press Evidence given Sir George White (3CB Referring to bis experience Quartermaster-General before departure for ...
... m . 3 Stevens, W. Etterley, G. Upton ,_4 M .Z T. Welsh A. Barker, J. Clements, Joeeph i w. Worthington H. Bates. J. Morris, H. Smith j. Pritehett .» 9 . F. We! bourn, John W. Skillinirton . 1 13 gF.RRTAT. Groxton football team journeyed ...
... children are at 250 Jarvis street for the winter. Mrs. Hay has rented her house, 66 St. George street. Many hearty congratulations are being sent to Miss Verna Smit.h as being the latest cap at. the New York Hospital. Mrs. W. J. McNally of 250 Major street ...
... CASK AND BOTTLE. GUINNESS'S DUBLIN. WHITBREAD'S, LONDON. REID AND CO., LONDON. JOHN SMITH’S, TADCASTER. ALE IN CASK AND BOTTLE. BASS AND CO. WORTHINGTON’S. JOHN SMITH'S. TETLEY AND SONS. I'ILLSENER LAGER BEER, SCHWEPPES SODA, POTASS, AND GINGER ALE. ...
... Belcher (Rector of the parish). George Frederick Rooper, oldest s-m of George Esq., House. Watford, to Muriel Mav. adopted daughter of the late Admiral Sir Anthony H. Hoskins. G.C.8., and Lady ritHkiny. Bl \vaKT SMITH-MrDOUGAU.—IBth inst.. at Rlackheath ...
... Crawley, G. Buroe, T. Henry Wilson, H. Anchinleck, Robert Browne, William J. Thompson, Alfred Smith, O Kceffe, Travers Smith, Charles Preston Ball, George Norman, Cranny. Arthur Baker, 11 trey Benson. P. Maxwell, H. C. Mooney, P. A. MacDerrnott, Frank ...
... have stated. My authority for the statement that the old Father Smith organ was given to St. Saviour’s Church is to be found at page thirty-four of an-essay, by Mr. T. Locke Worthington, to which the Council of the Manchester Society of Architects awarded ...
... MARRIAGE OF MISS MABEL SMITH AND MR. W. 8. WORTHINGTON. at St. Lake's On Tuesday there was very pretty Chureb, ‘the being Mr. William Scott of Lowestoft, and ful Worthington, son of Dr. T. J. Smith, ot the the youngest ter of M Smith was ...
... was made bv Mr. A. Smith, on behalf George Walker, of the Railway Hotel, build atables behind bis premises. Thu Mayor: Du you ask that the licence should cover the stables ? Mr. Smith don’t want sell drink in the stables. Mr. F. Smith applied for permission ...
... James, formerly of Cardiff. Reid, Archibald, formerly of Liverpool, and Montreal, Oanada. Smith, John Austin, formerly of Caistor, Lincolnshire, and New Zealand. Smith, Louisa Jane, formerly of Nechells, Birmingham. Swainson, formerly of Penrith, Lancaster ...