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... Gertsenberger, Mrs Hughes and maid Mr T. Marshall. Mrs and Miss Bates, Mrs and Miss Burleigh„ Mr and Mrs Worthington, Mies Worthington. Messrs Worthington, Mr Currey. Mr and Ills Lee, Mrs Heilbuth, Mr Monk. Mr and Mrs Whilby, Miss Whilby, Mr T. Salmon, Miss ...
... Bishop, Mr Mardian. Mr T. Marshall, Mrs and Miss Bat. Mrs and Miss Bon- Isiah. Mr and MIS Worthington, Miss Worthingtonton, Miss Worthington, Master Worthington, Mr Correy, Mrs Grant, Mr Fenny, Mr and Mrs Lee, Mrs Mailtnitli„ Mr Monk. - - CLIFTON HOUSE ...
... Mrs Worthington: Dinner servioe. Roger and Geoffry: Carriage clock. Mr R. Sheraton Baker: Coffee cups and tray. Mr and Mrs John Mews: Entree dish. Mr and Mm Agius: Fern pot stand. Mr Mra Castle Bmith: Silver candlesticks. The Misneo Castle Smith: dock ...
... had befallen Alderman Smith. He thought a little sympathy from his eelleagues in the Council would be a very nice thing, and would possibly help him to recover quickly (hear, hear). He moved that the Town Clerk write to Mrs Smith expressing their sorrow ...
... designed to tom. memorate. _ _ The Mayor of Canterbury (Sir George Collard) then accepted the charre of the memorial in • irrareful nwoch. and Colonel Hickson thanked Lord Roberm..Mr George Collard and Lord h ew. for th e parte they had taken in furthering ...
... Freebovine and Mr and Mrs George Hewett. CARLY LE MANSION. Bruaswlek Place. Mr and Mrs Moore, Mias Phillips, Miss Imray. the Ray C. H. Sparrall, Mrs Lewis, Mr Harry Lewis, Mrs Clara Miss Temple. Mrs Lamb, Miss Oloyn, Mr Lsediiitter Smith. Mr Dobson. Mrs Dobson ...
... each; general stock equally low prices.—Martin and Worthington, St. Jaucsroad, and Albert-road. HALL'S Washable Distemper, equal point, at half the cost. 41b. loose. 71b. tins 2s. 6d.—Martoi and Worthington. Portsmouth. ready mixed. lb.. Is. ?d.; Tarnish ...
... Miss Ben- and Mrs Brewerton, Mr H. H. Table Mr E. leigh, Mr and Mrs Worthington, Miss Worthing- Rutter, Mr G. Russell, Mr A. Wainwright, Mr notion. Miss Worthington, Master Worthington. W. M. Lewes, Mr A. Saft, Mr G. Lancaster, Mr Mr Currey, Mrs Grant ...
... KENTISH EXPRESS' ANTASHFORD NEWS, MARCH 26, 1904. Crimp, %meek wad H Igtt. The whole was the onadurvir.h,p Mr. George Ett.by, while Mr Arthur Worthington SA 04. An the refmeament mall, mid kzu to WAS patronized. Ts, RIVLE f r .h. ,. a. —A C , ,tatit-e of ...
... reb- i SALE, Cart 16; hands, Fe worker; Troller snd) Harncas; rate—Apply 293, AKERS for sale; tm ese also light Be ae van—Smith Vosper; South- turn oct for sale, exceptionally geod Vv q ity throughout—Box 473; Office: this: psper- N OTICE! to gentlemem ...
... Mr. Meyers Col. Chatfield Mr. & 'Mrs. 'von de Wynter Major & Mrs. Fowler Mrs. Beardmore Mr. & Mrs. Marshall Mr. & Mts. Worthington Mr. Ranger Mrs. L. Owen Miss Smythe Mr. & Hrs. Headley Mr. & Mrs. Collins Mr. & Mrs. Richards Mrs Broadley Miss Broad.ley ...
... unsolicited letters can be seen to this effect. Ladies and Servants apply Goodenougb's Extensive Employment Agency, 1, Worthington-street, Dover (opposite tram terminus from Maxton) ; 160, Highstreet, Deal ; Market-street, Sandwich ; 12, Church. street ...