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... M. Schofield A. Worthington J. Stevens .. 2 J.Watchorn il F. Schofield T. Kirk J. Kitchen .. 3 W.Hudson 17 —_— WILLOUGHBY-ON-THE-WOLDS. the men sat the A MuNIFICENT GIFT. — Recentlv a handsome donation of £lOO has been ngm by Major Robertson to the R ...
... MR. GEORGE MARSH Has been favoured with instructions from Mr. John (who is giving the farm) to SELL by A CTION, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11th, 1907, whole of his LIVE and DEAD FARMING JL STOCK and Portion of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. comprising. Two Capital Young Cows ...
... each-4 THE STAFFORD NEWSLETTER. From WORTHINGTON'S, Derby. St; - Waterproof Windows For Five ehrome Reliable Lines Boots .. FOR WINTER WEAR. Ladles. - - 10111, 14/11. Men's- 8/11; 10/11, 12/8. Amies, Ltd., Gao!gate, GEORGE B 9 B ANKS Bespoke ootmaker. Repairs ...
... W. J. SMITH & CO. ROSSLARE ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES. JULY 10th and 10th. Arrirals—kAnnie Smith, T. P. Longfield, L. H. Richarca, G. J. Harrison. Mrs. H.arriem, W. Harrison, H. E. Johnoon, Thoness W. Andrews, F. A. L. Whaxl, D. Ganwey, R. Jenkins, C. C ...
... hackneys—Messrs. Rowell and Heaton; Mr. Henry Smith, pigs—Mr. Henry Smith, sen.; dairy produce—Messrs. John Pakemaa and R. W. Spriggs. The choice bread competition is left to tbe local Bakers’ Association. Mr. George Wartnaby, Burton-00-Trent, has been invited ...
... and Mrs. H. W. Sprefkley, Mr. and Mrsa. Martyn Smith, Mr. H. Smith, Mzr. Oliver Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Tomkinson, Miss Tomkinsan, Miss M. Tomkinson, Miss D. Tomkinson, Miss Margaret Tomkinson, Miss ...
... Parkinaons Butterflies, ?Meters J. and E. Whemlev T. Roberta and H. Smith; Flowers, ste., Masters, Fs Atkinson, A. Smith. F. Roberts, N. Row. Moms IR Hotlines. C. Metcalf, A. Chem. r. E. Worthington, F Scattergord, H. Marsh, R. Adcock, R. Bodinsten, N Haworth ...
... THE LATE NR. JOB SMITH. The Chairman said before they proceeded with official communications, begged to move that they record on their minutes their deep regret the lorn late Coun. Job Smith. Most those present knew him well, and how very much was respected ...
... Winner trained by Gilbeat. Betting: 6 to 4 on Junker George, 7 to 1 agst Lcrd Coke, 10 , o 1 each Bachelor, Sprig cf Nobility - , and Jocular, and 101 to 7 ethers. Lord Coke drew out from Junker George. Klng Pluto, and Sprig of Nobility, with Bective next ...
... adjourned in order that Mr, Lloyd George’s suggestk>rra might sub* milted the Boards of Directors of the com* panics concerned. I may add that ell those present were most favourably impressed with Mr. lioyd George’s attitude, and shall do everything ...
... Old St. Georges Church. THREE DAYS' BAZAAR IN THE STAMFORD- STREET [OOL. On Thursday afternoon Lady Grey, of Eaville Hall, Worcestershire, opened a three days’ bazaar at the Old St. George's Church Schools, Stamford- street, the object being to raise ...
... Snodland ; Messrs. F ullagar and Collins. West Malting: and Daniel Thomson, Addington. WRONGFUL DISMISSAL. George Henry Lynch summoned Irtleir B. Worthington, from whom he claime.l LI is 6d damages for wrongful dismissal. Complains:it stated that he Man a groom ...