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... bargain.—Apply No. North End-grove. Stamahaw. J~ T.int» Cups. Saucer'?. Tea Plates, etc.; hall u3ual price.—Martin and Worthington. Ltd.. Albertroad. g570 rW*TINE GLASSES and Tumbiera.—Several special lines vv piam and cut. low prices.—Martin and Worthmgton ...
... Sheffield. After meeting the annua! dinner was held, Dr George Booth, J.P., presiding, and was supported. nmonsf.it others, by Dr Shoa. J.P.. R. J. Smith, Simeon J.P., Weanie Clarke. W. B. Smith. G. J. Maodonald, R. G. Allen, C. J. Palmer, F. Edmunds ...
... Sheffield.” After the meeting the annual dinner was held. Dr George Booth, J.P., presiding and was supported amongst others Drs Shea, J.P., R Jl Pye Smith, Simeon Snell, J.P., Wearne W B Smith, G J Macdonald, G Allen, C J Palmer, F Edmunds, W W Robinson ...
... AND WORTHINGTON'S CELEBRATED ALES. ALL BEST KNOWN WINES and SPIRITS in Bottle or on Draught. MR. THOMAS holds one of the Largest Stocks of gl n lisk t ek Br d a s ndy i Stc.tuin Bo red nd which enables him to supply his Customers with the GEORGE HENCE ...
... Lewis and recital ions by Miss Worthington, Miss QUbody, and Miss Taylor. Hindlbt Gbebn Cbickkt Club.— The annual meeting tbe above club was held in the old reading room, Hindley Green, on Thnreday evening last. Mr. George Hardman presided over a good ...
... would be fined ss. and costs for being drunk on licensed premises. George Smith, licensee of the Garrick Snug, St. John-street, was summoned for having served a drunken man named George Bell. Mr. Mathison admitted the man was served, but contended he was ...
... a only. FOREIGN TRANI. LONDON. Penny, John P. 2N. Jones. T homes 2M. Hawkes. George R. 2M. Geh, William J. 2M.SS. Gill, Reginald H. 2M. Griffin, George A. 1 M. Hay, John W. C.2M.55. Carey, Alexander W. 1 M. Downs, Frank IM. Mogg ...
... SWAN 10 livte 111. h Adoin GEORGE SMITH. • CHIVIICH Kt. smut. J. E. BENTLEY, DOMES AM; FIMMIDDO DANT 4 . 11410111 ITl.ay. .01 IFITHNUA. 11 60 • .42141 mm be 4 ay I 4. 1. ..d 24, Sago. all orb 40 thaw _ limed Woolumi el FANCY & restossirs hems ISOM-IRV ...
... Railway Cisopany. TIE TS lIILUIICAR RAILWAY SMIPANT. The Mayor (ALDaIY►N hrGuitimiss) presided. Also present—Mmws F St George Smith, jun, W T Skeffington, Gerald Daly, Downey, .1 M'Evoy, Jas Weldon, F Gogarty, C 111'Kenny, Peter Lyons, P Gorman, E Hill ...
... JAMES'S ROW, SHEFFIELD. RE JENKINS AND UNDER DEED OF ASSIGNMENT. (BY ORDER W. HUBERT SMITH, ESQ., CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT, YORK STREET, SHEFFIELD THE TRUSTEE.) GEORGE TALBOT and will AUCTION, their Salerooms, above 9rERLKG SILVER and ELECTRO-PLATED GOODS ...
... about two months with young man named Sydney George Smith. Her head was nearly severed from her body, and Smith was in another room also terribly injured. although alive, I with great gash in his throat. Smith, who will nrobably recover, had written on ...
... Cussons. The mourners were as follows:— First Coach: Mr Henry Lomax {son), Mr Percy Lomax (grandson), Mr Arthur Worthington (brother-m-law), Mr George Cussons. Second Carrage: Mr Joel M S : Wi ] W'il{;n_?s, Mr J. R. Clarke, and M?Z{g’, j\dermy A m oot ST o ...