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... and forks ; Dr lieginold Smith, handpainted Japanese tea service and tea pots ; Mr Leonard Smith, writing case ; Miss Dorothy Smith Coalport afternoon tea set, side.board cloth, and two afternoon tea cloths ; Miss Hilda Smith, table lamp, embroidered ...
... LET, tho HOUSE late in the oecupati.m of Dr. smith.— to J. Dotto.v, to C. Lomax, 17, Suez-street, TO LET, with immediate possession, convenient HOUSE, Birehdale, near HIU Cliff.— Apply to Mr. J. Worthington, Broom Cottage, Appleton. TO BE LET, in Latebford ...
... LET, the HOUSE late in the occupation of Ur. Smith.— Apply to J. Dutton, to C. Lomas, 17, Suez-strect. TO LEX, with immediate possession, • HOUSE, at Birchdale, near Hilt Cliff.- Apply to Mr. J. Worthington, Broom Cottage, Appleton. TO BE LET, in Latcbford ...
... Dies at His Post. At the Police Station on Monday Mr. F. A. Jones deputy coroner, held an inquest concerning death of George 'Worthington (GO), a night watchman, employed by Mr. William Cameron, general galvanizer, Mottram's-yard, Scotland-road.—Joseph Miller ...
... Leigh J. Wells 75 T. Smith E. Hesketh W. Barnes 56 C.Roberts 75 R. Walsh 351 Majority for Padgate Ist 90. PADGATE 2ND V. TRINITY 2ND.—At the Church Institute, Padgate. Scores : PADGATE 2ND. J. Monks (capt.) G. Faulkes J. T. Turner H. Smith GS J. Harding J ...
... their day's ambulance work for they were next called to attend George Smith in the empi yof Mr. George Duckett, who injured his head by a fall from the top of a shandry into the roadway. Smith was taking empty hampers to the Railway station at the time and ...
... Wheeler John Whitby Gorst and Worthington Thomas Woods William Owen J. t.nd R. Kirkland William Alexander Macklo George Powlson David Green Thomas Joseph Bancroft Robert Woods James Andrews John Glover William Ashley George Wiley John Harrison Thomas Bullock ...
... Mr Neumann Mr Matthews Inman Mr O. Newton Mr Pacer Mr A. Worthington Mr Cunch Mr B. Burgess Mr Thomas Smith Mr Leader 'Williams With power to add to their number.” . sth—Moved Wh. Worthington. Esq., seconded Captain France, and resolved—” That Thomas ...
... together all ye people in a vary creditable manner, the solo being taken by Mr. George Holt. The verse part was taken hv Mr. is. Mr. Seed. and Masters Mather and Worthington. Mr. Percy Randall presided at the organ. The collection was in aid of the New ...
... Cunliffe, Esq. Thomas Litton, Esq 1 1 0 William Smith, Es., Whitley 1 1 0 Mr. Councillor Pollitt 0 10 6 Mr. George Fairhurst, Grappenhall 0 10 6 Mr. John Cross Mr. Thomas Auckland Mr. Councillor Harrison Mr. George Blackhurst . 0 10 6 J. Hadrell, Esq., ...
... Liverpool ; hc, John Smith, Sudlow Farm, Knutsford; c, Edward Gibbon, Lyinco. Mares without foal, stinted to a registered shire horse : 1, S. B. Chadwick, Crofton Lodge, Runcorn ; 2, Edward Rawes, Crowley Hall, Northwich ; 3, Frank Worthington, Rixton; he, John ...
... . 6th, at St. Chown ttV Rev. S. Wilkinson. ssear, Thomas Dickenson to Margaret Mutlell; Tth, by the Rev. Theodore William Smith, to Mrs. Mien Barrow, to Mrs, Jane Longmore ; 10th, by Rev. S• , Wilkinson. vicar. William Massey. to Stesnol. Warrington.—Oet ...