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... Mem“ Hardr‘rn:;h}hrokl Rhodes, Andrew Wardle, Sydney i Gatefield School.—Leonard Williamson, George Watkin, Percy Cottrell, John W. bm W. Williamson, George Barratt, Jmn_b‘opp i Domestio Science Centre.—Letitia McGregor, Mary G. Smith, Elizabeth A. Sleigh ...
... J. Bolcon.'Mn? ‘Aup and Bertha Wood, Mossley’ George Cottrell, Old Tame, Delph: A. I. M., Ashton; ‘James Lockwood, Dukinfield ; E Hall, G. H. Waterhouse, Joseph Shaw, E. O. L. F., G. B. Dearnaley, George Barber, William Tesseyman, Irenc Jackson, mdPSqu'u ...
... Dillecate, 2nd class; Relton Fisher, 2nd class: Thomas Hurst, 2nd class. l.lomcnur{ Stage.—*Joseph Greaves, Ist class; {George H. Cottrell, Ist class; :James Horrocks, Ist class; J. T. Drayeott, 2nd class: Walter Hopwood, 20d class ; David Holt, 2ud class; ...
... Luty in September. Ou the motion of Mr. g.. 0. Jacksou, seconded by Mr. £. H. Buckley, o vote of tbanks was given to Mr. George Cottrell for his able services in commection with the Whitsantide fands. Other business of a formal character was gone throazh ...
... at the meeting of the Hob Hill Mntnal Improvement Society last (Friday) événing week. The chair was occupied by Mr. George H. Cottrell, and there was a good attendance. Dauring the course of his essay Mr. Thornhill said poetry was a power with which certain ...
... Warwick, Walter Hopwood. Machine drawing, 2nd sufie. advanced—lsaac Walker: 2nd rize elementary, lst stage—Joseph Greaves, George E{. Cottrell, James Horrocks. Building construction, elementary—Thomas Coop. Mathematics, 2nd stage— Thomas Cook, Harry Woolley, ...
... Che) Simister, Allen Nield, of Dukinfield cannons,” lying ia the court of Dublin Castle, to be | James Hartley, George Harry Cottrell, William Chaa: coined into gun mouey. wick, Thornton Onsey, of Stalybridge. That I kept till I went, that lost 1, At ...
... were occapied as follows: 15t Coach: Miss Bertha Cottrell, Mr. and Mrs. T. Marr, Mr. and Mrs. L. Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. Owen Cottrell. T o A ...
... Hansom Cab Accident at Stalybridge. MR. GEORGE ROWBOTTOM INJURED. On Friday afternoon, aboat 2 30, Mr. George Row- ‘ bottom was beiog driven along Grosvenor-street ins bamsom, his intestion beiog to atteod the funeral of Mr. Samuel Knight. Owing presamably ...
... We regret to bear that Licut.-Colonel George Pearson is agiin confined to & bed of sickness. The local tramway authorities have issued & kind of time-tmble, in which several important alterations have been made. Ope noticeable alteration, :: Tn‘mvhwi:‘nn ...
... Bors SLERPING OUT.—Charles Voorsanger and George Armatrong. two doys. were charged with having slept oot in %T’- on the 17th Oectober.—Constable Heighway #3id that the previons cvening, in consequence of & com- Jisies be weai o o coal cellar tn Oldeiress ...
... May 17th. They pleaded guilty, and were similarly MJ:.Aph Fitton, George Moores, James Edwards, and Percy Mason were charged with trespassing on the line at Waterloo. N ~ Inspector Cottrell stated that Fitton and Moores gave wrong names and addresses, and ...