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... lo Unit to their mother. 11. rs. Harriet Fttsgerald 100 0 0 Mr. Worthington George Smith. in consideration,f his servim tc arehalcdy and botanical illustration, and of his Inadequate urr d support .. Mrs. Imre Elisabeth Blacker. in recAsini- d the seniors ...
... in trust to their mother, Mrs. Harriet Fitzgerald, £lOO ; Hr. Worthington George Smith, in eoanderatknof his services to archaeology and botanical illustration, and of fais inadequate means of support, £5O; Mrs. Zare Elisabeth Blacker, in recognition of ...
... daughter of Mrs. Le Blond, and of Francis Aubrey Le Blond, late of Norbiton, Surrey, to Dr. George Vigers Worthington, son of Mr. James Copeland Worthington, of Newent, Gloucestershire, which was solemnised by the Rev. W. Pace Rigg (uncle of the bride) ...
... late father. Profedor i :edge Fitzgerald. F.R.Ii., in trust i to their ninths, Mt.. Merritt Fitrgerald, ElOn: Mr. I Worthington GroNe Smith. iti oonanierstion of hi. eerie. creh.colugy and bottoioal ollustretion. anti of his inadequate of support. E. 50 ...
... child of Adolphus Slade. aged 13 years. SMITH —July 19. at 21 Sillwood place. Brighton. Eliza Sophia, eldest daughter of the late Horace Smith. in tier f2nd year. SUTER.—JuIy 23, at 170. High street. Lewes, George Suter, aged 58 years. WEBB.—July IS, at ...
... appointments published the Guardian Include tbc followingEev. George Bock, curate of Swadlincote, rector of Sherrington. Bast, ucreham ; Bev. B. B. Colchester. M.A., clerk in orders of St. George’s. Hanover square, vicar of All Saints', Stoke Kewlngton; Kcv ...
... Devanvea Smyth. Mr. Samuel Quan Smith, Rev. Dr. SalmMl, Plx>- ioat Trinity College, Very Rev. Dean of St. Patrick's. Rev. M. Sheppard. Mr.T. 8. Sheridan, Professor A. Senior, Dr. Starkie. LL.D.. Dr. Walter Smith. Mr. Raymond W. Smith. Sir Oariov Scott, Colonel ...
... lifting tackle, band pumps. 4 lawn mowers. 10 hay presses, timber tug, two hand carta, agricultural implements. engineers’, smiths’, contractors’, and well-slakers’ tools, quantity of wheelwrights’ timber, wheels. Ac., and other effect#.—May be viewed day ...
... SummonB»,M: (Richmond D.iivson)—Ke Heath cote's Settled Trust (Heathcote Healhcotel—Re Htldred's Estate (Wiles v Hddred)—He Smith (Smith v Jarrett)—XU Hodges, (Forman Chancery Court IL—Before Mr. Justice Byrne.—At 1050. Companies (Winding-upland Chancery Division ...
... .—Before Mr. Justice Joyce.—At 10.30. Cannes for Trial (with Witnesses): Ansellv Pirn ilO), part heard - Smith v Clough (57)-Wheatley John Smith's Brewery Company (Limited) (11). , King's Bencn Conrt I.—Beforv Mr. Justice Eady.— At 10.30.- Ruramonse* ...
... garden; let at £33, but well wo.th £.3) per annum and taxes; brae.: 76 years: ground rent £7 nolicitots, Messrs. Clark and Smith, Malmcsbury, Wilts. HACKNEY.—In one lot.—Seven wellbuilt Freshould Houses One with shoo), Nos. 2 to 14, Sheep lane, Mare-street ...
... ValaaUa*. Stretford. 21; B. Smith. Lalfh Bail*7’ Railway. J. 0. How*. Jelitew Wiamngtosi 2l; Sqhiiw Drookaa. Radoliffa C.. 18. A. Worthington. Pmrk. 21; T. Stret- M.' 8. PtUn, Georg*. 21; W. Deigh Ral!- w’ Yielding. Gecrp*. Zl; A. Smith. OTiaethaa. 8. U RadcUffe ...