... and when picked up was found to be dead. Henry Smith, a lad of 14, was on Monday awarded 250/. damages against the Ebbw Vale Iron and Steel Company for the loss of a leg. A metal polisher named Worthington was awarded 100/. damages on Monday a ga inst ...

... Staff-Paymr. T. T. Lanyon to Britannia for R.N..C011., Dartmouth (Sept. 30). Admiralty, Sept. 16. Lts. C. E. Kenndy-Purvis to St. George (Sept. 15); A. B. T. Cayzer to Vernon for Emergency Officers’ T. course (Oct. 21). Engr.-Lt. G. H. Hirtzell to Vivid for Cambnan ...

... 5 5 5 14 -total 78. Mr J. S. Worthington was Woo la good form, doing his second round in 73. made up as follows: Gut, 5 4 3 4 5 3 6 3 4=37 ; 5 4 3 5 6 4 3 4 1.3 Y. R.llarriv 76 + 78 - 131 D. S. Fmy - 168 J. S. Worthington AO + 79 159 T.ll. Hunter ...

... last year) and Mr. Allan George tied at Mr. Herbert Rosa came next with 83. The handicap prise fell to Major Arnold Qnllter with 86, less 9—77. For second place Major tha Hob. O. L*gb and Mr. B. B. Turner tiod at 81 net. ST. GEORGE'S CUP COMPETITION. The ...

... Gibbons, Bailey, Buckwell,McNaeght, Worthington, and Triebler. Wednesday evening, the Rev. F. L. Meares gave an excellent dramatic recital, his programme included the following : —English pieties : Baby (George Macdonald), The Cow and the Bishop ...

... - . . -- - asr Georg* Rootledg* and Sons (Limiud). *«. o*t. “Pombs of John G»t.'’ Kdit*d hj John Underhill. In 2rob. George Boutlodg* and (Limited). 2s. net. Poems of John Donne.” Edited by E. K. Chambers. With an Introduction by George Saintsbnry. In ...

... when required. Share* may bo oaid in lull on or any time within two month* from Adolment DIRECTORS. Sir WILLIAM F. HAYNES SMITH, K.C.M.G.. LL.D.. late High Commissioner of Cyprus (18981804), 8, Bentinckatreet. Mane beater-aqua re, w.. Chairman. Major ...

... v. 110:0 or., pt. v. and Marna. On Tuesday the baroness volunteered to sell small articles from a tray. Police? Yr. Horses Smith Wee there anything in her 1 ra conduct which induced you to communicate with the mtegog.eilloked amulets No. I sever Nest ...

... Hat. Header Hr John Foster's VAGRANT, yn, 1 ft Owner kr George GuntsFs Roxan, jra, list Owner 0 Mr J long's Cherry Laurd, rged J Ward 0 A Kickaby Gambler, 6 list 3ft Mr II Rosa Vincent Smith’s Haddo, re, lOat 101 b AtUnaun 0 J W ilkinsou'K Assignation ...

... asex .yings, Kensington. late Colonel of the Victoria and M. George's Rile Volunteers, aged IS. Sums.—Os the 27th ult., at 7, Nevernetnare. S.W., Jane Elisabeth, wife of Major Edward Smith, and daughter of the late Charles Naylor, solicitor. Verse.—On ...

... Jones, H. C. Thomas (three- Quartet , backs), R. David. P. Hush (halt hacks), Northmorn. Neill, Westaeott. F. Stroud. George. Rumbelow. Smith. Brown (forwards). Referee, Mr W. H. Todd. • LEI ISM v. PARK. —in the first few minutes of this match at Leicester ...

... Davis, Percy Braiuwell Dav.s John Dal by, Ihme. Geoffrey John A. Dew. Farrer Deakin. Norman Deakin. Horace Smith Dorricn, Robert Gordon Duff. George l. Evans. John Ellison. Richard Charles A. Keith-Fnlroner. J. St. F. hair. of Invercr.uld. Fell. Alexander ...