... bas a nice show of millinery, drapery, in all the latest styles, che newest materials, and at the lowest prices. Miss V. Worthington, 125, Boundary road, has a choice selection of winter millinery of attractive designs. Messrs. Boydell Bros , 12, Church ...

... , Albert. road- g570 GLASSES and Tumblers.—Several special lines in plain and cu«. at specially low prices.—Martin and Worthington. Ltd.. Albert-road %57l DABY'S Complete Outfit. 55 articules. 21a.; servants* dresses, splendid material, perfect fitting ...

... bad language, when was arrested, and struck the constable. Smith also struck the constable, and tried to rescue Bridle, but P.S. Gammon, who had been called by a bank clerk, overpowered Smith. The two men were handcuffed, and had to carried to the station ...

... Friday evening at the Liberal Club. The scores are as follows: Liberals. Confer vattves. Miles Treen 77 Beilby 85 Dencer 100 Smith 91 Haidon Paisons 11 lies Stwasby Raynor Crussley Baiter Whitehead Finder 100 Ellis 100 . Harris Total . Total 718 The ...

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... St. George’s, Plant following with second. During the last half Onions added beautiful goal, and pleasant game endedj—St. George Crewe a ST GEORGE’S UNITED v. ALL SAINTS BESERVES —Played on the Saints’ ground. The game opened in favour St, George a. and ...

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... Wellington to Miss A. Dickin, and Ur. E. H. Bnfton Shrewsbury to Miss A. C. Jones—Opening of the Granville Beading Room, Et. George’s—Exhibition Shrewsbury in connection with the Shropshire Camera Club. IS -The dead body of a man found in haystack at Ec ...

... unsolicited testimony to the fair and considerate treatment received. Full particulars on application, letter personally, to GEORGE PAYNE, accountant. 20. Ker.nedy-st., Manchester. ESTABLISHED 1870. UNION LOAN AND DISCOUNT COMPANY OF X MANCHESTER LTD., 8 ...

... man who was suppoted to have thrown himself over. OBITCAte.—The death eeoureil oa Monday morning of Mr. Zliztheth A•htill Worthington. 14, Yalcan•stieret. She was taken suddenly ill on Sunday evening. and uoly r-gtined her canscinoa net. slightly. tine died ...

... Harbour Board. Mr Daly—Would Mr Smith be surprised to find that the work would cost fi6o instead of fSo or ? Mr Smith—l would not be surprised at anything. Mayor —Will you put in your notice of motion, Mr Smith ? Mr Smith—l will band it in afterwards, but ...