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... to Samuel Worthington Worthington, the other moiety to Alio* Margaret Xu*-haw. Mia. Nottingham gave £l,OOO each to her eousiaa, the Bov. Arthur the Bee. Reginald Smith and Mary Jaaa Mawdsley; 0,000 to her osneias Herbert Smith, Albert Smith, ...
... (Alderman M . Guinnfss), Chairman ; Simon Jorda n,J P ; Luke J ElcorJc, TC ; F St George Smith, junr ; Alderman Downey, P Reilly, P Gorman, TC ; James Weldon, J M'Evoy, George H Daly, J P ; Gerald Daly, T C ; and Captains Kirwan and Sheils-at the invitation ...
... Wellington v. St. George’s Victoria. Played Wellington on Saturday, and ended in a draw of two goals each. Referee, Mr, Debney, , BroseJey Albion v. Horsehay Sanitary Wcr»n».- Played at winnina bv four goals three. Referee. Mr. P. Worthington, Wellington. ...
... Tunetill, Mr. Ecroyd. . Mr. W. S. Catlow, Mr. T. T. Smith, Mr. T. Mr. Harold Dewhu C. Slingsby, Mr. John Jobling, rst, Mr. Thomas Wood, Mr. J. e, Mr. J. W. Dyson, Mr. J. W. Greenwood, Sir Sir W. George Armytage, Bart., Mr. E. P. Fielden, M.P., Hornby, Bart ...
... conveyed the chairman and directors of the Lancashire and Yorkshire and others to Nelson. Those who travelled by included Sir George Armytage, Bart, (chairman), Mr. E. p. Fielding °M.P., Sir W. H. Hornby, Bart, M.P., Mr. Stewart Garnett, Mr. John Piatt, Mr ...
... MARRIAGES. BRATTON—BATES—I4th inat.,. at All ftainta’, Shrewsbury, by Rev. B. Flemming, George Henry, son Mr. Bratton, Town Walla, to Emily, only daughter Mr. Allan Bates, Castle Fields, FITZ HERBERT—WORTHTNGTON—2oth inti., at the Brompton Oratory, London ...
... the chaplain, Mr. Taylor-Smith, and entrusted him with his private papers, and with messages to be given to hie wife and to Queen Victoria in cue he did not live to au them. When tidings came of his death at sea Taylor- Smith set out for Cimiez, where ...
... Earl and Countess of Warwick, and Lady Marjory Greyille, Lady O’Brien, Mr and Lady Muriel Worthington, Sir Arthur and Lady Willlfaire, Mr., Mrs., and Miss W’orthington, Sir Edward and Lady Ward, Mr. and Lady Grace Bazley-W’hite, Sir Tristram and Lady Tempest ...
... morires, sad the it. of Mr. Johann (Mons k Mr. Wragge (The gentle shepherd d, mad Mr. George Farmer (solo together with two welkenderad salectioos by Worthington's Bead Quartette, formed • pro. gramme sugiviently varied to please the most Mr. A. W. Read ...
... held St. Mary Major's Church. The clergy who answered their names were ihe Key. F. J. Coleridge, Cadbury ; F. Diampre, W. Smith Dorrien, Crediton; Beck, Clannaborough; 'VV. H. Cheriton Fiizpaine; H. P. Spreyton; C. G. Pennington, Down St. Mary; H. P. ...
... accounts of St. George’s Chapel, the receipts of which, with a donation for the purpose, were equal to the expenses (upwards of £6l 155.), and on the motion of Colonel Campion, seconded by Mr. Borrer, the statement was adopted. The accounts of Smith’s, Roberts’ ...
... and Countess of Warwick and Lady Marjory Gro.-ille. Lady O’Brien. Mr. and Lady Muriel Worthington. Sir Arthur and Lady Wiltshire. Mr.. Mrs., and Miss Worthington. Sir Edward and Lady \\ard, Mr. Lady Grace Bazley White. Sir rain and Ladv Tempest, ('apt ...