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... MR. GEORGE SMITH. The Duke and Duchess of York have telegraphed to Mrs. George Smith, the wife of the well known reporter of Royal functions for the Press Association, who was knocked down by a Royal Air P'orce car near Hendon Aerodrome on Saturday, ...
... instructions, hit vigorously and one lofty drive from Worthington carried a delivery from Boyes out of the ground. McCorkell. the Hampshire wicket-keeper, was hit in the mouth a delivery from Boyes and George Brown deputised behind the wicket. Scores: DERB ...
... Fifty-years-old George Grainger took two of the wickets for 33 runs. Mr. Watson-Smith's team had scored 94 for the loss of 12 wickets when time came. Mitchell had six for 27, A. Pope four for 24, and Armstrong two for 17. DERBYSHIRE Smith, c Watson, b Turner ...
... THE MR, WM. WORTHINGTON Interment at General Cemetery The remains of Mr. Wultam Worthington. 6 66, Wilkinson Street were interred at the Genera vesterday Deceased for many vears wa: kK nown imensed | city, holaing high office in organisat He was also ...
... MARRIAGES. 29, at St. John’s Park, Richard George Jackson, leather merchant, the Wicker, to (Lizzie), daughter of Thomas Worthington, wine and spirit merchant, DEATHS. Morr.—April 23, at his residence, Woodland Park, of New Fi Cheshire, Captain Francis ...
... Munro (Baildon), 1 up. U Butler-Smith (Wakefield) beat F. M. Jackson (Brough) 5 and 3. B. A. Bassen (Bradford) beat C. Hodgson (Baildon), 4 and 2. Semi=Finals. OL.ODOH beat Spencer by 2 and 1. LASSEN beat Butler-Smith by 4 and 3. The final, over holes ...
... MADELEINE SMITH The appearance of this lady, who is now undergoing her trial for the murder of her lover, is thus described by a morning contemporary : “Madeleine Smith, or Madeleine Hamilton Smith, the prisoner, a very young lady of short stature and ...
... George Hirst’s Recall. Captain Worsloy, who was deputising for Sir Frederick Toone, who was absent owing to health reasons, went on to say that last season was the best he had ever had with the Yorkshire club. He had had unquestioned loyalty from all ...
... Grimmett M 3. Turnbull, et Walker, b Grimmett. 26 Worthington, Ibw, b Sincock G. Earle, c Hone, b Grimmett . Nichols, c Whitfield, b Grimmett 46 Barratt, c Harris, b Grimmett Cornford, Whitfield, b Sincock M. J. C. Allom, not out gxtr** jC> *** . Total ...
... R. W. Smith 11 0 Mr. A. B. Worthington's I’ll Nap. Worthington 5 11 0 Mr G. Cooper’s Pretty Patsey Private 4 11 0 Mr J. Perkins’ Pescadero Private 3 10 8 Mr G. W. Smith’s First Violin .Manning 3 10 5 Mr J. Gordon Houghton’s Royal Glen. .Bickley 10 5 2rk— ...
... off the fourth ball of his first over without run on the board, and clean bowled Smith and Townsend, knocking the leg and then the off stumps out of the ground, while George Pope was legbefore to another terrific ball. In ten overs he took all four wickets ...
... 789. WESTMINSTER.—St. George’s. Kleotoratp 55.548. M. 21,460. W. 54.088 •A. DUFF COOPER (C.) Unopposed. 1929 Worthington-Evans (C.) 22,448. Butler (Soc.) 6,294. C. Maj. 16.154. By-Election, March 19th. 1951, on death Worthington-Evans— Cooper (C.) 17 ...