... Symoods. aied May 1909,, aged 63 years. ! The principal mourners were:—Mrs. Georg* (widow). Mr. John Symonds (son), Mr*. I-red Smith, Mrs. H. Apthorpe (daughters;, Mr. Fred Smith had Mr. H. (sonsin-law). Mr. T. W. Womack, Mrs. John Symonds, Mr. John Symonds ...

... Price, 0. Webb, R. Orme* H. Furlong, J. 11. Quick, 0. H. Graham, W. Tailby, T. D. Follett, H. A. Phillips, R. J. Worthington, T. Wells. J. H. Smith. Francis,B. A. Ayres. J. E. Thommain , Captain Mor ton, S. W. Morsley, Reynolds, H. J. S. Dodge, H. J. West ...

... TO . GOITERNMENT. I N ,PoR° 6B E BB . 30arrorg orlsinativ • And fe_E'v• lbe4 a PRICE m command a LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE: GEORGE SMITH. 9 . Wanameama• Avenue. Blackpool. alt! .-- 2:lPa r ad eon may fee CASH OR ...

... Pride. 6y». R. W. Smith The KINGSTON lIAND!'. AP HURDLE RACE of 200 govs, the second to receive 20 sovs. Two miles and half. Mr J. Wilkinson’s Mint Tower, aged. 12 C. Brown A. HtedaH’s Charles Edward. sys. 12 7 Ntghtingall G. W. Smith's True Steel, aged ...

... to a tie. George Park meet Bellott Park at Cheetham, to-day, and a victory for the former will leave the issue in doubt until the last Saturday set apart for the competition, September 25, when the postponed ,ame between Hullard and George Parks has been ...

... viz., Worthington Station, M.R. (4 Ton Lots and Upwards) ; Bngl. Is. Id. each, allowed Is. when returned. Now is the time to apply it for wheat, Bozg:m. Seeds, and all Autumnal — Apply J. G. Shields, Isley Walton, Derby. Businegs. W. H. Smith @ Practical ...

... latest addition —they will turn out a good eleven, which will be selected from the following :— Cameron or Cope; Smith, Count ; Worthington, A E Me- Knight; Guy, Knight, McCafferty, Mahon, Long. Kick-off, 3.30. GOSPORT NE W Ss. | A BAPTIST CONCERT. UNITED ...

... THE LEICESTER DAILY MERCURY THURSDAY NOVEMBER 25 1909 MR SMITH-CARINGTOM AT KEGWORTH THE BUDGET AND REFORM Gcfl-rerva-livo v-u' to jury v generally came Mr tie to power loaf of been of the if the id the Very men answer or that- it Tariff Yhc'v ther be ...

... Duncan Mclntosh”), Mr. Nigel Worthington; song. “The spring has come.” Mrs. Adcock; reading, “The Groom’s story,” Rev. F. L. Nash; song. “ the chimney corner,” Mr. Worthington; recitation. “ Old scissors” (encored), Mr. O. Smith: song. “ The girl you love ...

... contributing to the harmony of the evening included Messrs. A. J. haw Meager, 0.0. Kelly, F. Smith, B. Walker, D. Clark, G. W. Barker, P. Cook, Inman, Sherman, Worthington, Wert, and others. Mr. Towner an 'Scions accompanist throughout. itt the conclusion a ...

... , Percy B. Smith, Fred Williams, Alfred H. Bissell, Alfred S. Harris, and Harold W. Sleath; second-class, Leslie R. Terry, Arthur M. Allen, Robt. D. Cameron, and Cecil Hoban. Advanced: Etliel Mercer (2nd prize), Robert -C. Kennard, George H. Cooke, Fredk ...

... the test piece for the violin solo competition, and the winder, Mr. George Johnson, of Hessle, was 'a long way ahead of the others. Miss Elsie M. Brindley (Sheffield) and Mr. George A. Denton (Cleethorpes) shared the second prize, with 65 marks each. ...