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... 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 ...
... 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) ...
... 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 ...
... September, about half-past one. was coming down Gldlowlane, and on passing Mr. Smith’s bouse his dog rushed nut bim, and bit him in the leg. had to to a doctor. He told Mrs. Smith had happened, and she said the deg was bad dog. and had beyond control. Witness ...
... William Aitken, London; Smith, 4c.. 4c. an their inatnmento have hem taken exchange, and Ueaan. Grime and Kona are willing dispose of same at great sacrifice to make room for new atock. Auctioneer, 40. Market-place. WORTHINGTON'S SALEROOMS, KING STREET ...
... ST. GEORGE WARD. No. of voter* 751 Booth in Crompton-street. Presiding officer, Mr. John Poll clerke, George Taylor ami Joe. Wm. Qea. Personating agsnt for Mr. Ralph Scragg ; and lor Dr. Bees, George Johnson. Ketorsing officer, Alderman J. Gee. Candidate* ...
... AND DISTRICT ADVERTISER, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31. 1884. TON IN ST. GEORGE’S WARD. Last night, Mr. James Johnson and Mr. Thomas Worthington, the Liberal candidate# for the representation of St. George’s Ward the Town Council, addressed large number of their supporters ...
... Smith 1, Hilton-street; Wm. Steele, 49. Avondaleroad; Ernest SaUsbury, 41, Kcnvon-road; Hy. Sawbridge, 19. Swinley-Iano; Harold Smith, 6, Portland'Strcet; Margaret Smith. 17. Avenue; Horace Stephens, 63. Schofield-lane; Edward M. Shaw, 4(E. Spring Bank; ...
... Annie Penningtoß Smith, daughter of Mr. Jae. Smith. J.P., Wigan, and pupil of Mua Pennington, Halcyon House, Newton le- Willows, passed with first-class honours in the junior division of the elementary musical examinations, held in George’s Hall, Liverpool ...
... AT STL GEORGE'S SCHOOL& On Thursday, meriing hi roypaet of the of Hr. Egorteq, waa bald Bt. Otetga’a SeboM. sweat. Tb* room waa wall filled. Mr. H. 8. Woodcock prodded, then were to pletfoTß tb* Hon, Algernon Bnertoa; Memrs. 7. 8. Powell, J. Smith, J. O ...
... May Roberts. Maud Savory. Mary Sharpies, Lilian Sherrinartoo, Florence Simpson, Florence Smith, Sarah Ellen Taylor. Second class, Agnes Stocbford. WIGAN ST. GEORGE’S EVENING SCHOOL. ENGLISH. Elementary. —First class, Ethel Latham. Junior Commercial.—Second ...