... (this day.) to decide upon the course to be adopted.—We are, gentlemen, jour most obedient servants, THOMAS WORTHINGTON, GEORGE & JAMES SMITH, RICHARD JOHNSON HROTHER, HAHROP, TAYLOR. & PEARSON, JOHN HARRATT & SONS, CHAPELL & MARSDENS. Manchester, 16th ...

... Children; recitation Learning to write, Harry France ; song The bells, Child, en; recitation Doily and I, Alice Worthington, Mr, George Smith then distributed the prism, giving a short address before doing so. Referring to the work of the mixed school he ...

... DWELL* ING.HOUSES, situate Uigh-eCreet, off Coppull Lana, la Wigan aforesaid, and la the screrai occupations of George Worthington, John Smith, William Anders, Thomas Clough, andThemaaltttheU, aa tenants thereof. And also all those FOUR MESSUAGES, COTTAGES ...

... GEORGE WORTHINGTON. Any person who can (five information aa to GEORGE WORTHINGTON, son of William Worthington, formerly of Collyhurst, near Manchester, , Dyer, and Ellen, his wife, (who sailed from Greenock in August, , 1837, mate of the ...

... George Smith, carpenter. Malta. George wuilsms, boatswain, Halifax. P. G.’PbUlipa, steward. Liverpool. M. t.rredou. cook. cork. W. Irving, A.U., Liverpool. Angelo \assa’o, A.8., Messina. James A.8.. Fort Glasgow. John flherratt, A.8., Liverpool. John ...

... WORTHINGTON •Henry Atherton, White Cro*- How!, ton, publican and fanner. WRIGHTINGTON. •Thomas Witter, Ayrefield Houa?. Afy-SoS* engineer. Withdrawals may be made to noon «t, day, the 22nd inst. The elections will take place i‘>. life DEATH OP THE EARL ...

... WORTHINGTON. A Row.—A Potieenaa Charaed with Auault.—At Charley Petty Sessions, on Tnevday, James Baxendale, blacksmith, Worthington, was summoned for committing breach of the peace, and also with assaulting Police-constable Ashton; and (bn constable) ...

... Worthington Blue ifiband in succession . The Collins's Atlantic. 2.566 tons, was larger than the Cunarder Asia, 2.226 tons. Her depth of hold was 31 feet 7 Inches as compared with the Cunarder's 27 feet. Her saloon was also larner. 67 feet 1 inch as compared ...

... Family mourners were: Paul Worthington (son) Miss Worthington (sister) Mr and Mrs W Worthington (brother and sister-in-law) Mr and Mrs D Stringer (sister and brother-in-law) Mr F Cooper and Miss K Cooper Mr and Mrs David Worthington Mr Keith Stringer Mr and ...

... TALBOT HOUSE FARM. WORTHINGTON, 1 MU* from Sundiali OU G WILC K (Agricultural Auctioneer; baa received lattracileot from Tho*. Fairfaartt, Eaq. JivhoM least farm is •spitiUK), UCTI'tN. m abotc. without reoervo, on Thartday. Janaarr 3rd. 1901. at One p ...

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... CLARENCE. MASTER-MR. GEORGE SANDERS. Mohawk 1330 Churchill, W H and Co Grv:l Matilda C Smith 670 M'Gonnell, Worthington and Soler Gry 2 ...