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... Shakespeare Hotel, and William Parkinson of the White Hull, and Edward Worthington Hose Bud. Perm is*!on to rebuild the Unioorn Inn would refused, but the licence would be renewed. Mr. A. Smith said was authorised by Messrs. Groves and With Dell that that licence ...
... of the marriage cf Mr Botterworth. mound son of Mr Jabs. of Park-lane Poynton. to Min Sarah Hannah Worthington. tiiird daughter of Mr Samar' Worthington. of Morley. near Wile, slow. was performed by the R.,. H. H. Kipling. The congregation and from'. all ...
... are ccnteato in both tbe wards in this township. In East Ward two retiring members, Messrs. James Winstanley and Joseph Worthington seek re-election, and Mr. Joseph Wild ia candidate also. In West Ward there are four candidates, Mwsns. D. B. Ash urut, ...
... e Hotel, and William Parkinson uf the White 8011, and Edward Worthington of the Roee Bod. Permission to rebuild the Unioorn Inn would refused, but the licence would be renewed. Mr. A. Smith said was authorised by Messrs. Groves awl Wubnell say that that ...
... Chartered Accountant, 19, Birlcy-street, Blackpool. FOR SALE, five HOUSES. Alert-Itrcet and Stocks-road, Ashton—Apply. Worthington. 35, Broad gate. Proa ton. Auction Sales. T Sold Auction, Mesera. THOMAS and SON. at their SALEROOMS. 122, FISHEROATE. WEDNESDAY ...
... among private friends, and five-and-twenty types, the wnter the Kniiland. hilo is a matter little each. A *py was sent Metsrs. Smith,. r ,tl.«™>liv«[n^oiiidr Kldfr. Co., with letur ~uffgo!.tiu? widn puh. , nuKl.-f „f Unimutiio Mr J|llnM p. , •• re,d the lin ...
... and 4. 10, 13, 14, and 16, Keble-street. The property was sold for £1,496. Mr. Arthur Smith, Wigan, waa the soUdtar in toe matter.—On toe same day Mr. Thomas Worthington offered for sale valuable shop property at Stobshav Cross, Ashton. The first kit—shop ...
... (Pikea-lane); rice-preaideot). Mr. F. Smith (St. Oeorge the secretary, Mr. B. J. CoUm«e (Clarencest,); treasurer, Mr. Wilson oommittee. Meaara. Morris Tyrer (St. Bartholomew's). Macduff. B.A. Hill). Worthington (Bt. Thotnaa’a), OT)ea (8.8. Peter «a>d ...
... present Councillor Brelsford, Councillor ' Smith (Alderley Edge), Messrs F. T. Howard, B.A. (Inspector of Hig Majesty’s Schools), T. D. Ward, T. H. Rathbone, W, Humphreys, J. Preston, W. Vemables, S. 8. Worthington, ¥. Clarke J.' Howe, S. H. Dawson, J. W ...
... stores, drugs, office furniture, and ether effects.—Further particulars future advertitements. Meantime, apply to Messrs. David Smith, Ganiett, and Co.. chartered accountants, 22, Booth-street; Messrs. Sate and Co., solicitors, 29, Booth-street; Messrs. Slater ...
... Result: Whitehaven Recreation 1 28 Wath Brow 13 PROFESSIONAL SUB-COMMITTEE MEETING. At meeting of the above, held at the George Hotel, Huddersficld, last night, the following were refused permission play to-day: —P. Jameson (Leigh) and W. F. Hillen (Miliom) ...
... was largely attended, was presided over by Dr. J. W. Bentley, J.P., who was supported by Mr Louis Rivett, J.P., Dr. J. Worthington, Councillors W. Hewitt, G. Ball, T. E. Forster, Messrs J. A. K. Ferns, Henry Green, W. H. Smale, J. J. Froggatt, G. E. Grundy ...