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... The second part «ir George Trevelyans im portant work on the Amoncnn KevoJutkm will bn puhltahed next month two volume*. The firat part appeared in 1«99. and was welcomed for its refreahm* impartiality and vigour.'’ *• It a» over thirty y6.ni, . ocßtompomT ...
... R. Moritz E. Woodthorpe l6 10 = 86 J. F. Albright 99 = 91 • Tie for handicap prize ; Worthington won on playing off. SECOND Ds..—Moru lig round, Bogey A. Bowden-Smith, 2 down (winner of Derell ebarentra bowl and memento) ; Dr J. Williamson, A. L. Brooke ...
... cycle works in the Square. GIFT OF MORE HISTORICAL SEALS. MR. WORTHTNGTON SMITH AND THE FREEDOM OF THE BOROUGH. The Mayor stated that their old friend. Mr. Worthington G. Smith, had sent the Council five more seals of historical interest and asked the ...
... for St. George’s, Bamber, a Choriey mac, who has played with Stalyhridge Rovera and Ashton-under-Lyme, made bis first appearanec. There wao splendid crowd close 3,000. Teams: Chorlcy.—Crime, goal; Mills and Howard, backs; Fsy, H. Worthington, and Sumner ...
... and Codling, half-backs; Stanafield, Hodgkinwu, KSye. Bromfleld, and Ranghton, fonrerd*. CHORLET ST. GEORGE S r. HYDE BT. GEORGE'S. Chorley St. George's.—Lynch, goal; Tootell and Jones, backs; Stewart, Ainsworth, and Clarke, halt-fcaeks; Knowles. Dempsey ...
... Lloyd, Esqrs. Assault- Case.—Elizabeth Davis, married woman, Ogley Lane, Brownhills, was charged with having assaulted Clara Smith, neighbour on Sept. 29.—The complainant said the defendant used bad language to her children. She went to fetch them in, whereupon ...
... Mark's. Metropobtan © George's. Hibernians v. Liffey Wanderers. v. Rockr sunt v. TMCA vv. &. Werburgh'’s Patrick's. IRISH JUNIOR CUP—FIRST ROUND. Hibernians +. Shamrock Rovers. ‘a ¢«. Oe Werbargh’s Metropolitan +. Army ‘Kilworth. St. George's v. Father Mathew ...
... Annie Beeley. Gertrude Rate, Mathematics: Robinson. Arinie Hough. Geography and history: Nellie Thompsoo, Smith. and method: Edith Smith, George Hartley. Needlework: !diary Clarks. Swimming: Agnes Hammond. SIXXIIND - YEAR PUPIL TEACHERS. •warded on the ...
... Miss Annie Vyler, and Mr. Charles Tyler. Becond carrisge, Mre. Emily Smith, Mr. William Tyler, Miss Gertrude yler, and Mr. Walter Tyler. Third carringe, Mr, Oecil Tyler, Mr. George Tyler (the two youngest sons), Mr. Harry Tyler (brother of the decoaned) ...
... (. Hanson, A. Higham, F. Houghton, B. Jackson, Mary Moss; F. Perry, A. Pickford, Singleton, Schofield, E. Smith, Edna Smith, J. Smith, M. Smith, L. Timperley, E. Walker, Westhead, E. Westhead, F. Wild, and Edith Wright. Congregational Stall.—Mrs Rider ...
... collapsible boats ; Fairbanks, Mots? & Co., oil vapor /.era ; Worthington, compensating direct acting engines; Reynolds, fluid meters ; George, gas producers ; Pollard, automatic weighing machines ; Smith, rotary pump ; Llwellyn, time recorders ; Weir, pneumelic ...
... Engiand and Wales. native of Edinburgh. and entered the ministry in 1877. A Dublin telegram announces the death of Sir of the George Duffey, ex-President The de- Royal College of Physicians, Ireland. reased was born in 1843, and was created a Knight in 1897 ...