... seems to have a good chance of being successful. TO•DAY'S GOLF. ST. GEORGE'S CUP COMPETITION. To-day at Sandwich the eighteenth annual open amateur stroke competition for the St. George's Grand Challenge Cup is being decided. The trophy is the most valuable ...

... supporters were Admiral Sir Archibald Douglas, Sir Ommanney, Sir Henry Blake, Sir Thomas Jackson, Sir J. G. Scott, Sir Cecil Smith, Sir George S. Clarke, Sir W'illiam Robinson, Sir Hiram Wilkinson, Sir A. Dent, Sir Thomas Sutherland, Sir Walter Hillier, Sir H ...

... numbers of rich people. The Baltic had among its passengers Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Newbold. Mr. and Mrs. George D. Widener, Miss Eleanor Widener, Mr. George D. Widener, jun., Mrs. William M. Ivins. Miss Margaret Ivins, Catherine Ivins, Mrs. Edmund Gate: Hubbard ...

... hire (South Nottinghamshire Hussars)— Lieut. A. B. Bayley-Worthington to be Captain—May to, 1905. 2nd Lieut. B. A. Smith to be Lieutenant—May to, 1905. West Somerset—Major C. D. Carleton-Smith is granted the honorary rank of Lieutenant-Colonel—May 10 ...

... Regiment. also late the 3rd V.R. Aiug's Liverpool Regiment, Southport,agid 65 7ars. 'iENDEHSON-SMITH.*On Dec. 2S. at Folkestone. Capt. John Henderson-Smith. R.N.8., late Coranttuder of H.M.S. Worcester, Thames Nautical Codegc. aged 78. Funeral Highgate ...

... issued wben required. Share* may be paid up '.a on any time within two months {rcm allot meat. DIRECTORS. Sir WILLIAM F. HAYNES SMITH. K.0.M.G., LL.D.. late High Commissioner Cyprus (1g93-IM4). 8, BenUack-atreet. Manchester-square, W.. Chairman. Major Charles ...

... internstiousl golfers. Acton. Mr. Robert Harm, bolder of the Kt. George’s Grand Challenge Cup, giving strokes, won the medal with return of 8 on bogey. At Mid-Hurrey, Mr. J. 8. Worthington, the Irish open champion of 1804, secured the senior medal with ...

... are her aunt Christabel Rose Littlejohn, and Ethel Mary Alpe. Katherine Cicely Stewart - Smith, daughter of Dudley Stewart-Smith, K.C., and Katherine Stewart- Smith, was born at 31, Norfolk Square, on December 9th, 1904, and christened on February sth, ...

... 93 87 18. Le Blanc Smith lITAIXOU G.C. Aran.ls.—Captain's prize (Bogey) : H. H. Cobb (6), all square (winner, and of ladies' Bogey cup, first divWonl ; L. W. Walton (5), 2 down V. R. Serjeant (3), 3 down •C. 0. Making (2), J. W. George ( 3 ) , F. Tierney ...

... M.P. Captain Penton. Rey. C. J. Proctor, M.A. George B. Radford, Ertl. Francis Reckitt, Eat . J P. J. C. Roswell, Esq. T. Wakelin Said, Esq. C. Walton Sawbridge, F. 0. Schuster. keg. Hon. W. F. 1). Smith, M.P. G. W. Smyth, Ewen O. Stabb, Esq., H. Fraser ...

... New Oporto, Worthington Middlesbrough Pearl. Wigs, Lowestoft Resolute, Eccles, Methil Runio.Handley,Folkestone Bizty-Six,Truefitt.Mdlstgb Thames,lson,Grangemouth LONDON OUSTON-HOUSE cleared out Audrey, Ruffles Ran 27] Ipswich Alliance, Smith. Goole Bullfinch ...

... Chamberlain, Congreve, Smith-Cuninghame, J. C. B. Eastwood, E. H. C. Graham, A. Gilbey, F. A. Gore, H. Howard, E. S. May, G. W. Maunsell, H. Morland, Sir H. Munro, Bart., of Foulis, M. Peake, F. M. Reid, P. Schlebtor, J. Stevenson, A. Smith, G. J. Scott, E. ...