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... 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 ...
... FOURTH AND LAST DAY'S SALE. m,f ESSRS. WORTHINGTON'S STOCK OF i.VjL VERY CHOICE DINNEK, DESSERT. TEA, COFFEE, AND BREAKF SERVICES, TOILET SERVICES, RTCHLY CU GLASS. &c, &c. THIS DAY (THURSDAY', at 11 the Morning, and Six in Evening. J. NICHOLSON, Auctioneer ...
... MR. LLOYD GEORGE’S NEW TEiAM OF COALITION MINISTERS^ reconstituted cabinet. Great Reshuffle in the Ministerial Posts. TWO PEERAGES CONFERRED. The rcccuistitulion of the Coalition Ministry was officially announced last night follows Prime Minister and ...
... pieces immediately. Four only of the crow were saved, viz., Robert Burns, the boatswain; George White, able seamen; and two Greeks, named Michael France and George Contree. These four men got ashore by some means, but were not discovered until five o’clock ...
... Llewellyn (Pontypridd), Mick McCullagh (Dublin), George'Morgan (Pontypridd), Terence Morgan (Newport), Jimmy Kowbotham (Birmingham), Tiny Smith (Sheffield), Jimmy Turner (Gillingham). Tom Upton (Birmingham), and George Appleton, Jimmy Baker, Jack Boston, Johnny ...
... Grouod, St. John's wood, Mr. James Henry DirJt j. in his 78th year. Worthington.— Oct. 17, at Newton Park, BnrtoßH* . Treot, William Worthington, Esq., in his 7irJ7oar. Ase.— Oot. 16, Mr. George Ash, Wheat Shoaf BW* Leeds, late sergeant-major in the Yorkshire ...
... the s Government conveyancers), Thomas Jarrman, Em., Laafles Davidson, Esq., John Williams, Esq, G. I£. Dart, Esq., George Sidney Smith, E»q., J. T. Abd Esq. (regma professor of law Cambridge), and 1. J. Maine, Esq. (reader jurisprudence in civil law all ...
... abandoned for the day. Details; Makepeace, b Cresswell 2 Hallows, and b Worthington 100 Watson, Townsend, b Lee 109 Iddon, c and b Worthington 1 P. T. Eckersley, Bowden, b Worthington 0 Taylor, b Cresswell §4 Macdonald, b Townsend 2 DERBYSHIR LANCASHIRE—Ist ...
... none too well placed, but first Smith and Worthington and then Worthington and George Dope got them out ot difficulty. The third wicket put on in 9.. minutes and the fourth 125 two and quarter hours, while Worthington started the season with ...
... policy met With quick success, Smith and Worthington were sent back for runs. Alderman and George Pope, however, defended carefully while gradually pulling their side round. Alderman was two hours and half over 68, whilst George Rope batted steadily tor an ...
... Derbyshire, in the 90th year of her age, Elizabeth Wilson, widow of James Makin, Esq., of the Pickle, Sheffield. Smith.â Jan. 11, Mr. Thomas Smith, Oxford road, aged 63 : upwards of 37 years in the employ of Messrs. Jph. Rodgers & Sons ; deservedly respected ...
... farther sum £1 14s. to (he defendant on Mr. Beet’s behalf. Mr. Thomas Worthington, ©f Dixon lane, stated that on the 14th May he paid the ptisoner £3 13s. T. B. Willis, assistant to George Hewlett, proved tho payment of £2 to the prisoner. Mr. Joseph Wcstenholm ...