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... DGWARK PETTY SESSIONS. May 24tii, 1900 Before G. K. Worthington, Esq. (in th© chair). Sir W. J. Crump, Howard Trotman, Acton Davis, ('. R. Nugent. Hawkins, T. G. Elsher. Esq a. ASSAULT A LANDLORD. George Tompkins, of High-fctreet-. Wembley, was charged with ...
... 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 ...
... Macneal (Maohrihanish); Hon. Brian Butler (Charowood Forest) v. H. /*orris, Kerr (Royal and Ancieut) ; E. Martin Smith (Ro)al St. George's). v. G. S. Lye. (Toronto) ; G. Wilkie (Cmdrose) v. H. C. B. Underwood (Priam's); Hon. Nuys Scott (Royal North Devon) ...
... Fowler, Viscount Ooecheo, Sir Antony Mac Donnell, Ailwyn Fellowes, James Ro-md, J. Parker George . Honourables—George Colville, Thomas Duoda*, Charles Forester, George Ooschen, Geoff rev Howard, Francis Johnstone, Charles N. LswrOTyce. C.A.Parsom, Cecil Parker ...
... J. L. Low (Royal and Ancient) by 4 and D. Bone (Glasgow) beat E. Mitchell-lows (lion. Company) by E. — lliiirtin-Smith (Royal St. George's) beat W. B. Stockfart (Liverpool) by 3 and 1. V. A. Pollock (Felixstowe) heat C. C. Wedderburn (Royal and Ancient) ...
... 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 ...
... Assistant- Paymaster J. L. Syson, R.N., Mr. M. Bishop, Sergt. W. Ridley, Mr. M. Bishop. To Singapore: Mr. A. F. Worthington, Mr. J. H. B. Smith, Sergt.-Major A. W. Mills, Mr. H. Grimshaw. To Penang: Mr. M. Lushington. From Marseilles, June 2.—To Shanghai: ...
... the Prestwick links yesterday. Several prominent players were put out of the running. E. Martin Smith met more than his match in the Canadian champion, George S. Lyon, but the latter was in turn defeated in the third round. Scores: SECOND ROUND. A. S. Johnston ...
... is), Leadbetter [7] The Viceroy (a), Smith Belfast Londonderry arrived Tartar (a), Moiriear =MIL Bowling Naval (ri[May . 7]Plymoutb Blackwater (s), Tyrell Young Fox, (Ironton Kingstown KITHIL sailed Gwalia. Smith, Drogheda Henry Morton (s) [ London May ...
... Richards, Colonel We by, M.P., and Mrs. Wslhy. Mr. Herbert Whiteley, Mr. and Mi*. George Cowell. Commander and Mr*. O. Young, Mr. and Mr*. Coplev Moore, Mr. H. Smith, Mr. and Mr*. Eyre, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Rowley, and many others. ...
... was the first of notables wo down in the afternoon round. In the morning hod played well against Marlin Smyth (Royal St. George’s). but he was given great deal more afternoon, when lie met Mr OeTge Wilkie, player who, general content, should have been ...
... July October December 1905 Worthington Aug January During the year the matron Vokins given general satisfaction Committee desire tc express appreciation of services and attention to the patients regret to announce Worthington to resign on account of his ...