... stand, Walker 67 and Smith 52, carrying the score well beyond the Werneth total. Hadfield, not out, 83, and Fletcher, who hit eleven fours in his not out innings, and 50, enabled the Western to declare, but Birkenhead Park (Smith, 58 not out) played time ...

... Gaskell-street R.G 8..2-6„0,. Bellott-street R.G GEORGE-STREET PARK v. GORTON PARK. Gorton Park, last year's champions, concluded their League fixtures in connection with the above association in match against George-street R.G. Great in*erest was taken in this ...

... Garnett, directors; Mr. J. A. F. Aspinall, general manager; Mr. R. C. Irwin, secretary; Mr. W. B. Worthington, engineer; Mr. A. de C. Parmiter, solicitor; Mr. George Hughes, chief mechanical engineer; Mr. John E. Halliday, auditor; Mr. C. J. Nicholson, passenger ...

... Whitehead. George. 21 W. C. Fibbert, P'wich. 8 Fowler, Besses .. 21 J. Walkden, George . 17 W H. Barlow. H. Park R. Hulme, Besses W. Burch. George .. 21 Major, Prestwich •• 6 FWnn. George 21. W. Besses Iw . Evans, Beases . G. Street. ...

... 12, Sampson 21, E. Shires 21, A. E. Smith 21, H. Arnold 21. J. Taylor 21, R. Williamson 21, J. W. G. Coom'-.s 18, J. C. Howe 21, J. Knowles 16, J. Lawrence 21; total 235. Cheethum Temple: W. Gregg 18, A. G. Smith 21, J. Burns 13, John Wilson 18, J. 8 ...

... at Simister Lane, GEonGE HENRY, the beloved husband of Jeanie BLAKE. aged 36 years, also eldest eon of Annie and the late George Blake, of 11,,pe Farm. Prestwich. Interment ‘n Saturday, 30th December, at Prestwich Pariah Church, at three o'clock. BROADBENT ...

... three-quarters; S. James and Woodward. halfbacks; Trotter, Smith, Ruddick, Benn, Beetham, Whitehead, Templeton, Winskill, Oram, and Preston, forwards It will be seen that Hampson takes the place of Worthington on the right wing, whilst ten forwards have been sale ...

... 23rd May and October. , »j SMITK-STANION.-On the 12th ace Congregational Church, 0 t Tallontir.?, Harold Morgan, third s» Smith, Brunswick Lodge, . third daughter of E. Stanion, u ' Levenshulme. h WALLACE—MACLAREN.—On the St. Giles' Cathedral, Edinburgh- ...

... bury.-At home. The Chalet- fl> Didsbury, June lst, 2nd, sth, . SMITH— JONES. —On the llth Church, Sale, by the Be;■ ■' ' glir p*J t ,fJ I Vicar, Sydney Reginald,, eldes j, Captain George . Smith, ly Cheshire, to Annie Christina. c? the late J- W. -Tones ...

... and Mrs. J. Jones Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Etches. Mr. J. J. Neale, Mr. and Mrs. W. Nicholls, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Smith, Councillor and Mrs. George Dodson, Mr. James Sharpies Mr. F. Whitehead, and Mr. and Miss Brunt. Irafiord Park.—Mr. L. O'Flanagan, Mr. and ...

... University of Manchester), Sir W. 11. Bailey, Sir E. L. Williams, Prof. Bovd Dawkins, Messrs J. H. Lynde, C. S. Allott, W. B. Worthington, J. Cartwright, T. de Courcy Meade, and W. Longridge, past presidents of the association: Messrs. S. S. Piatt, J. P. E. ...

... dairy cows: f, P. Mcc?. 2, J. Smith; 3, Piatt. Cow, in milk: .1, P. 2 Piatt; 3, A. Piatt. Cow. in calf: 1, A. Walkden-, 2, J. Smith; 3, A. Piatt. Heifer, above two and under three years: 1, J. Piatt; 2, S. Snelson; 3, J. Smith. Ditto, above one and under ...