... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Warrington on August 23rd.—Mr. Cuthbert- Smith, barrister (instructed by Mr. Steel) again appeared for the applicant and Mr. Browne represented the defendant company. At the last hearing of the case, Mr. Smith pointed out that the grounds on which the ...

... Warrington on August 23rd.—Mr. Cuthbert- Smith, barrister (instructed by Mr.' Steel) again appeared for the applicant and Mr. Browne represented the defendant company. At the last hearing of the case, Mr. Smith pointed out that the grounds on whieh the ...

... Warrington on August 23rd.—Mr. Cuthbert- Smith, barrister (instructed by Mr. Steel) again appeared for the applicant and Mr. Browne represented the defendant company. At the last hearing of the case, Mr. Smith pointed out that the grounds on which the ...

... one. but pleased himself whether had one not examined Hr. Smith : Witness said the pUtforo plaintiff used was not a proper cce. ki.t d three similar accidents from personal kr.owieo;^. Mr. Smith -• It was iu the •• Gi.,.riiM that Major R.« said this machine ...

... 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) ...

... Mr Gerald Daly, TC, said he wished to know who were the promoters of the railway. Was it Mr Worthington oe the L and Y Railway Company? And would Mr Worthington say if the promoters, •hen they ran this line of railway, would grant proper facilities to ...

... there produced: FREEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSES, num- hers 3, 7, 9 15 and 19. Worthington-street, off Meadow-street, Great Ancoats-street, Manchester. The site (including portions of Worthington-street and the adjoining passage*) contains about 400 square yard* ...

... Captain C. B. Webb, Captain Quiller Gold, Col. Wcr-k-v Worswick, Mr. P. S. Foster, M.P., Mr. C. A. Brown, Mr. W. E. Worthington, Mr. W. Worthington, Mr. C. Tollemache Scott, Mr. B. Hardy. Mr. B. Scott, Mr. J. R. Vickers, Mr. John Mr. James Craig, Mr. Robert ...

... Mason Ridgwav Florissa Huddleston Paulina Barrel Kathleen Barrett Barrett Biddre Blackwell Dorothy Forster Gertm Mellor Noon Smith Spencer Jackson Douglas Jack Elsie Hipweli Bedford Mabel Winnie Winnie Ridgway Helps etc etc WAR TIME r cent Stafford on “Food ...

... Moore (forwards). Gloucester : G. Romans (hack), L. Smith, G. F. Collett, J. Stephens, C. Smith (three-quarter backs), F. Keys, L. F. Morgan ( haft rocks ), A. H. Click, F. Stout, A. Hawker, G. U. Smith. P. ()swell. F. Westbury, B. Parham, A. Parton (forwards) ...