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... GREEN RD. (CORNER OF HARE STREET). RATNER (Late of the ' White Swan,' Shoreditch ; th- ' Moorgate; Finsbury Pavement and ' George and Dragon.' Barbican). 800 to inform lia numerous frlsnda, the vsidents of the nei g hbourhood, and the general public, that ...
... Judgment.—* Action; Behrens v Richards. Causes for Trial (with Witnesses): Puxley v Puzley and Others—Woodhouae Clietwynd—Smith Riley Smiths —In the Trade Marks of the Anonvme. etc., de Fecamp. No* 7.009. 7.012, 7 013, 74H4, 7.016, 7,016. 7 017, 7.018. 37.215 ...
... 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 ...
... the . ( Manager , Mr . George H . Harrop ; , Mr . Fred Waller ) . Mayo ' s quaint songs are a feature of the ? . MeJcft Hermann ' s conjuring tr ' . cks arc very popular . Tihe Five Delavines in nre niart and amusing . George introduces his trained dog ...
... there we fne thootees over dogs therembo obtained 133 of pewee. This bag fell to 94 brain feriae last year. Oa Lochemudde, Mr. George Littleton Deertemet eed Mr. A. got 48 brace, but in 1102 two guns got 62 brace. At Ardvoiriioh, Mr. Cleke's petty had 71 brace ...
... were Mr. H. A. Boyd (Portmarnock), who was runner-up to Mr. George Wilkie in the final at Portmarnock two years ago. and Mr. F. J. Mitchell (Royal Moose'burgh), who was beaten Mr. J. S. Worthington in the final last year at Newcastle. co. Down. The result ...
... opponents, and the performance. The following are examples: BATTING. Name. For. Against. Soore. J. Smith Brixton Hornsey 50 BOWLING. W.forß. J. Smith Hornsey Brixton 5 25 ca>os equal figures the Cricket Editor will decide which is the better ...
... then did not know what he was Duarte: Council is to peg the eels cost of the doing.—George Gigging, also an assistant to making up of the raid from to 60 foot, or Mr. Smith, deposed to searching the premises to fiS feet, as the care may be, being settled ...
... 9d.; Staff of London Soldiers Home, Bs.; Employers et Mr. W. H. George, per H. T. Pleated, £ 1 Os. 3d. Boys of Stamford Hill Collegiate School, 9s. 6d.; D. M. and e;thers,. ; F. Worthington, la. Id.; Nellie Morton, 9s. Marie Blinn. fis.; Geoff, A. Haiht ...
... C. A. Body. A. Back, p a p e r complaints about certain storm*, beof detail was so effectually dealt with that Rawlings, George, Frampton, Bothers', an cause at her home a shop had to be closed Wednesday's proceedings pained off in the other ladies and ...
... was one player who has represented England in the real I nt ernation ::t l Amateur Match against Scotland, namely, Mr. Worthington. his morning round against Mr. Mitchell, representing Scotland, handby 6 holes ; but in the afternoon Mr. H. A. Boyd, the ...