... defendants were his co-trustees of the hospital, the Right Hon. Charles George, Viscount Cobbam, Henry Smith, John Aniphlett, Alfred Freer, William Roberts, Alfred W. Worthington, Peter Harris, Edward Webb, and William Blow Coll is. From the statement ...

... Robinson. George Wjgnall, William Cornall. James Hough. Thomas Woods, and Frank Seed. Proposer. Thomas Turner; secoudcr. Joseph Quick: assontors. Ernest Hughes. Alfred Baldwin. William Houseman. John Clark, William AspinwaJl. Isaac Hutton, George Ed. Fazaokerley ...

... Stanley, on Monday next, at ) p.ma. o EANE R R VAL SMITH—May 1, suddenly, of JReumonia, 3t his residence, Chesterfield, Edge-lane, J. Valentine Smith, C.C., the dearly-beloved husband of E. M. Valentine Smith. Funeral service at Bt. John’s the Divine Church ...

... Campbell, C.M.G., Mr 8. R. Deybrough Smith, Mr W. Norman, Mr E. M. Marcoso, Mr and Mrs George Hughes, Mrs Ayres, Miss Early, Mr H. J. Whittam, Mr and Mrs Mitchell, Mr H. P. Allan, Mr R. Schenhauser, Mr and Mrs George Barlow, Mr W. J. Spencer, Mr 0. R. Williams ...

... decided to postpané the start until to-day. 7The teams are as follows . G. Howard-Smith’s Side: E W Mann Trinity), K R B Fry (Clare), H G Hompas (Pembroke, K F Worthington (Emmanuel), P k£ Morns (Peterbouse). i Chapple (St. John's), H G unifield (St. C ...

... Robinson. George Wignall, William Conmil. James Hough, Thomas Woods, and Frank Seed. Proposer. Thomas Turner; seconder. Joseph Quick; assentors. Ernest Hughe-, Alfred Baldwin. William Houseman, John Clark. William Aspinwall. Hutton. George Ed. Fazackerley ...

... § De 4oete, St, George, beat Oliver Thomson. Burgess, 4 and 3. Eric Hambro, Royal St. Geerge’s, beat J Cavanagh, Sunning- and 5. W. 3. Colv ille, Machrihanish, beat Stuart Honeyman, Dalhousie, 3 an B. Darwin, Woking, beat James Smith, St. Nicholas, 4 ...

... HARRISON'S lIOTEL. Commander and Mrs George J. Baugh, Mr Hugh M. Hobbs, Mr Under-Sheriff and Mrs J. D. Langton, Misses Leaver, Mr and Mrs Charles Baker, Mr W. E. Neish, Mr Edwin W. Smith, Miss Smith, Mr and Mrs A. Syrett, Mr R. M. Syrett. Mr and Mrs G ...

... . 2 J Bromley b Prescott.. 0 Crooke Jones run out J Hufflley b Smith 5 I Jackson b do ..2 F Fillingham bdo W Lunn b Orooke 15 H not out 0 T Preseott Smith 0 E Hdton ran 0 Extna Church 2nd v. I Park on Saturd Daisy BilL ...

... McGUIRK—May 6, at 280, Claughton-road, Birkenk® to Mr. and Mrs. J. 'McGuirk, jun., a son. ft\!‘ SMITH—May 6, at 3, Stockbridge=street, the widow @ late John Smith, of a son. . MARRIAGES. 7 STEPEENS—DOWNWARD--April 28, at St. Jo% Church, Osmotherly, Ulverston ...

... RIGHT SORT! M THERE ARE SMITHS AND A SMITH; MANY SMITHS AND THE SMITH—JUST AS THERE ABE PIANOS AND PIANOS. THERE ARE SMITHS WHO THEMSELVES BT SELLING PIANOS. BUT ONLY ONE SMITH WHO DELIGHTS HIS CUSTOMERS BY ...

... R. Gray, Dr F. D. Gray, Mr J. Maggs, Mr N. Curtis, Mr C. Kilburn, Mr W. H. George, Mr F. E. Joseph, Mr W. K. Allan, Mr and Mrs Oppenheimer. Mr and Mrs F. Beauchamp. Mr George Day, Mr A. Timbrell, Mr H. A. Newton, Mr Malcolm Bonsor. Mr G. J. Bridges, Mr ...