... should be the result. The following players will take the fleld.—Hy. Wright (Copt.), Fred Crump, Ernest Tattoo. George Worthington, Steve Smith. Hiram Matthews, J. N. Deane. Wm. Brookes, Jno. Downward, A. L. Lovett and Pesten (F. E.) ...

... Verticellata, Mr. Smith ; ilh. ( yeas Kevolula, Mr. Benuctt. OaxaNHoist Plants. Ist prise, Nerium Splendens, Mr. Keetey ; 3ml, Mr. Smith; 3rd, Capilata, Mr. Smith; 4lh, PaNsias.—let prise, Mr. Builingham, juo.; 2nd, Mr. Smith * 3rd, Mr. ...

... Worthington 3 ® Thornfield’s Mick Woodward, Dave Sands and Albert Adams who made a promising sta. to the national indoor trlnln with a 28-4 home win over Avon Valley's Greg Moon, Ronnie McPherson and George Moon. Picture: Harry Reynolds. Henley, Gerry ...

... WORTHINGTON. FATAL. ACCIDENT TO A Cowan.—An was held at Worthington on Saturday relapse to the death of William Strum (63), a collier, who loot his life in the Staunton Harrold Colliery on Monday. —NI r. H. Hepplewhite, suistant iflPieltor Of mite., attended ...

... WORTHINGTON. Macclesfield. If anything the Vale were the superior side so far as defence was concerned, for Coquet and Jones were very sure both in their tackling and kiokihK. wh>l Ihe lal%eh w#r. n-d onlv tnckv individually Imi aa cornlnnrtion th. v ...

... 4 Heats G. H. Rat& Leicester and a short time before the letter gontlemaa ( 8 rd.) 1 : &Smith. Long Eaton ( 9 Yd&), 2 Tim& death Mr. Hale joined the firm. Mr. Smith was 133 5 ewe &toad Apt: J. W. Spinks, Burton mainly instrument it bantling the Ashby Ba ...

... during the 1911-18 war for personal services to H.M. King George V. Mr. Walker was a respected member of the Bass-Worthington staff, and Mr. Haywood was supported in his remarks by Mr. K. B. Smith (Bass grain department, and Mr. Wilmot (cooperage). Apologies ...

... F. J. WORTHINGTON MARKET STREET, LICHFIELD BEG TO ANNOUNCE THAT IN ORDER TO MAINTAIN THEIR SERVICES THEY ARE CLOSING WEDNESDAYS AND THURSDAYS after April 15th BIRTHS, MARRIAGES and DEATHS SCALES OF CHARGES Twenty Words, es. id.; every additional Six Words ...

... L. Houghton 14 R. Wood b K. Smith 3, E. Topley Houghton b B. Smith 38, C. Jords• run out 1. W. cO. Web. b A. Belcher I. G. Kirk c A. Bekker b E. Smith 4. W. Clay3sld b L. Houghton 11. Ivor Southend b L Houghton 2, J. Smith not out 0, extras A—total 77 ...

... UMW; WORTHINGTON'S BAND. To EDITOR of Ow BURTON CHRONICLE. Sir,—On behalf of the members of the above bum!, I beg most resmeclully to thank the inhabitants Lurt n for their sppreciatmu of our gi‘en sea.sou in the ground, by subscribing the sum of 11s ...

... WORTHINGTONS FEED YOU an emergency cone (RUGBY Ald. W. T. Smith Taken 11l Alderman W. T. Smith. of Nuneaton, who is chairman of the Coventry Grou p Hospitals Committee and chairman of Qoventry Rent Tribunal. is a patient at George Eliot Rossitel. Nuneaton ...

... BASS-WORTHINGTON,. CHURCH GRESLEY COLUERY Played at the Meadows, Burton. CHURCH tiIIESLEY COLLIERY.—ti. Wilde lbw 0 Sharpe 10, H. Howe b Rigb4 3, V. George st Toplits b ttoodhead t 3. E. Finch nut out I), E. Bosworth c Roberts 0 tioodhead 4. W. Smith ibw ...