... Maugtes 3; extras, 4:- ttel, 43 Weet Riding tow b Newseane 2, Maugies, b Worthington 6; Toomas, b Newsome 4: lbw b Worthington 1. Lister, « Worthington 3; Brees, st Barker b 0: Smith, st Barker 4; se. & 0; me out 7 Stanbury tho b Newsome 14, Carney, & New ...

... permission of Mrs. Worthington, at her house. Mrs. Worthington presided. Miss Rodger-Cunliffe, hon. sec., gave an address. Nov. 28th. A well attended meeting, held by kind permission of Lady Smith, at Edgbaston Hall. Chairman : Lady Smith. Speakers : Mrs ...

... ciliate Presents to Bridegrooms. The Bride—Gold watch Miss E. Willem Smith—Pair of silver clothes brushes Mr. and Mrs. B. Milliken Smith—Silver-beaked brush and comb Mr. E Milliken Smith—Gold links and stud Mrs. J. H. Stewart—Dressing case Miss M. Stewart—D:Bmin ...

... Glow. Mwa Collard, the Biabop of Massachusetts, tho Muses Lawrence (2), Mr. and Mra. B. H. Otter, tho Bey* I O. Spanner Smith, Mr. Smith. Dr. Herbert | Symoa, Mm. Bymee, Mr. and Miaa Leather. Mr. B. B. Torner. Mr. E. H. Beattie. Mm Beattie. Min A. L. Lehman ...

... 0 Mrs n Rowlands, Jacob 0 Rubery, Miss Agnes E .. 1 Saunders C. T 100 0 Smith, Hugh A. N 20 0 Smith, J. Milliken 0 Smith, Thomas 2 Smyth, John R. H 0 Steer, Charles 0 St. George's, Edgbaston, Young Men's Bible Class, per J. Wakefield 2 10 St. Paul's ...

... Mallalieu, A.-on-M. 20 A, G. Smith, Cheete O] 1 Lancaster, Friday 17 B. Gibson, Northen- don e Rty Corner, 1r1am 20 R. Jones, Pendleton 21 T Fleming, Tyldesley 20 D. Livesey, George.. 21 J. Settle, Wigan .. 19 A. Worthington, H. J. Hampson, Nor- Pack ...

... in Arts. —William Audrewes- Uthwatt, Trinity ; John Planta George de Hochepied Larpent, Pembroke ; Gerald Edward Greene and Laurence Willoughby Smith, Caius ; Richard Fitzpatrick Worthington, Emmanuel. Oxford Honour School of English Language and Literature ...

... was top ! scorer for the with 23. Deane Mission 61 for Dio* George the Martyr S&. For the winoets took nine I wickets for runs *• .. j runs Aatler Bridge 78. Slalerilßld 66 For the winner# Smith scored 30 and also took six wickets for ■lt rone, and for ...

... T. Speakman, and W. Worthington. Starter, Mr. J. Bromley. Judge, Mr. Laithwaite, Wigan. Of the 38 entries received th© following faced the starter:— No. No. 1. H. Davenport. 21. W. Rigby. 2. W. Millington. 23. L. Morris 5. T. Smith. 84. R. Tyldeeley. 6 ...

... Wllllain .l B. Hicks Majority for Piatt. Wilkinson and Company—69 point*. Referee, Mr. J. Monk*. 1 a w, H. D*lntcU> JT. Worthington CUra. I* J-1 ariiogton 1 W. Dod4 Ift Wililami T. Ashton.—. C. Chamberlain 7 R. Whltield Ift Bradbury —— E. Biacftl.dge ...

... Fitzpatrick Worthington. SIDJTBV-eusSEX College.—Colin Cassidy. Cecil Dunean Hoffman. Waller Lionel Paine. Selwyn George Simpson, and Frwnk Fiennes Tret man. __ _ _ _ CoLLKor P. ll.—Francln Oroffrev Cartwright. Charlrs Blwarrl Cutlrr, John Smith. Kmcat Ilcnnr ...

... James Smith, James Webb, John Rourke, Thomas Jones, Richard Murray, Robert Death, Henry Simpson, James Xdward Ainsworth, John Lewin, William Wignall, James Kelly, Robt. Jones, Thomas James, Thomas Rainford, William Mackie, Robert Willie, George Watson ...