... 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 ...

... DEATHS. BAKER—ISth itwi., aged 36. Worthington Street, Whitchurch, Ellen, daughter of Charles and Elizabeth Baker. BANKES—ISth inst., aged 23. 45. Eaton Square. London, John Bthclston Eldon, eldest son of John Eldon Bankes, K.O. BIRCH—3rd insL. ago) 47 ...

... VALUABLE FREEHOLD LAND known the ‘•OLD SMITH FIELD,’’ situate near the Railway Station, iu the middle of the town of WELLINGTON. TO RE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MR. BARBER, At the Wrckln Hotel. Wellington, Wednesday. the lilth May, 1860, at Six o’clock in the ...

... SALE AND RETAIL ALE, PORTER, AND SPIRIT BOTTLERS. WORTHINGTON’S PALE ALE, IN HALF PINTS. 2s. sn. rat Doz.; PINTS, 4s. DINNER ALES, HALF PINTS. Is. 6d. ; PINTS, 2s. 60. per Doz STOUT (COMBE'S OR WORTHINGTON'S), HALF PINTS, 25.; PINTS, Ss. 60. PER Doz. ST ...

... City,” M. A. Worthington, A, Gough, and E. Tipton; recitation, “On the Threshold,” d. Pritchard; recitation, “ Like Angel,” L. George; recitation, “Drunkard’s Loss,” F. Bryan ; dialogue, “The Good Samaritan,” T. F. Bennett, H. Worthington, and Gough; dialogue ...

... Gamble. F. Evans, and Cook; right wing, K. Davies ami F. Worthington (captain); centre, T. Morris; left wing. Ik Austin and F. lUvies; linesman, Mr. W. Hampton. Referee. Mr. B. Pearce, George’s. ...

... William George Litt, to |, supernumerary; Lieutenant Richard’ Willi! ams. Lieutenant William Horace Lieutenant Frank Reginald Cooksey. Liootvuant Robert William Griffin, Secoiid-Liculon* ant Roger John Rod well Haslewood. Second-’ Lieutenant George Worthington ...

... on the 10th of September last, left ostalo valued by Mr. John Frys© Lewis, of Denbigh, solicitor, and Mr. Samuel Worthington Worthington, of Th© Mount, Whitchurch. Salop, th© executors, at j£C7,177 75.; gross, and .£(>5,401 12s. 2d. net. The will is dated ...

... to pay their costs. Thos. Siratham. Josiah Latham. Daniel Jones. Daniel Dorricott, Humphrey VVatkm. Thos. Passol. Moses Smith. George Griffiths, and Patrick Gready were severally charged with the same offence, and were discharged with the usual fine and ...

... Post will iotu't; ajiestioy GEORGE L. DAVIES, STORES—MILL BANK, DINNER SHERRY! DINNER SHERRY! PALE NATURAL WINE 21s. per Doz. Carriage Paid. 21s. per Doz. J. C. Smith & Son, WINE MERCHANTS. WELLINGTON. & H. E Tanner, WORTHINGTON & CO. CELEBRATED ...

... Wellington v. St. George’s Victoria. Played Wellington on Saturday, and ended in a draw of two goals each. Referee, Mr, Debney, , BroseJey Albion v. Horsehay Sanitary Wcr»n».- Played at winnina bv four goals three. Referee. Mr. P. Worthington, Wellington. ...

... 18|7-8»-0«TOtr7 be»t tit. George's. 1883-89-8 1. George's beaktShxewabury Town. BM8»S0-«lirewebonr Town boat Newport, George s boat Iron-Bridge. George's best Iron-Bridge, rows burr Town lest Wellington. Georges beat Iron-Bridge. ...