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... BY HER MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT—FUTVOYES ROTARY CIRCULAR GAME, applicable to the Racing. Yachting. Hunting. Chariot and Olympian Game, capable of being played by two or any greater number of persons. The necessity of usingdieemay be dispensed with ...
... inclusive of securities in the hands of creditors, being estimated at £48,000. Mr Ernest Field solicitor, of the firm of Futvoye, Field, and Baker, applied for the appointment of Mr. Joseph Andrews, accountant, receiver and manager of the business, and ...
... Birchall, jun., St. Helen’s, a Lancashire, ironmonger. carpenter. James Fisher, York-road and Cornwall-road, Surrey, Frederick Futvoye, London, jeweller. James Gilliver Glaze, London, stationer. Robert Dix Davey, Walworth, Thomas Cole, Surrey, licensed vietualler ...
... Manchester, ARTHUR H• CREWE, of Chester Avenue, Besses-o'-th'- Barn, to NELLIE IRELAND, of Platt Lane, Rusholme, Manchester. FUTVOYE—McCORMACK.--On Jan. 19, at St. Thomas's, Heaton Chapel, STANLEY F'. FLTTVOYE, of Poynton, to MARION McCORMACK, of Heaton Chapel ...
... greed on. Immediate will be given. Termsmoderate, under peculiar circumstances. For further patticulars apply to Messrs. FUTVOYE, SAWTELL, and LIGUTFOOT, 23, Johnstreet, Bedford-row, London. ...
... services to Briti-b .Manufacturers ami exporting Goods or Merchandise any description, disposal of the same Commission. / GEO. FUTVOYE. Licensed Auctioneer, Broker, and Commission Agent. N.B.—Liberal advances made on Consignments intended for Immediate sale ...
... tested, any day during the week i« lm excepted) from 10 a.m. to p.m. wees Sundays BY HER MAJESTY'S ROYAL LiItItERS PATENT. - FUTVOYE'S ROTARY CIRCULAR GAMP applicable to the Racing, Yachting, Hunting, Chariot, and Olymoian Game, capable of being played by ...
... era of Canadian historj', has just closed. Lieutenaht-colonel George Futvoye, who died at St. John's, Quebec, on the 29th of December, was born in London in 1808. Colonel Futvoye went out to Canada the rebellion year, 1837, and edited the Montreal Morning ...
... (Quebec House, Heaton Moor, Miss Futvoye), Ethel Morris (Mr. S. Hall, A.CO.), Louisa Cadman (Quebec House) Ruth Bardsley, Rosa Balshaw. Ada Bradbury (Mr. Ferneley), Agnes Wilson Thompson (Mr R. W. Baker), Ida C. Futvoye (Quebec House), Elizabeth Armstrong ...
... solicitors, Evans and Son, Liverpcol.. J. james Fisher, York-rosd. Lambeth and Cornwajl-road, Surrey, carpenter . Frederick Futvoye, Regent-streer, Lon jewellerJames Gilliver Serler-plsce, London, aw and general stationer Thomas Cole, Upper Surrey ...
... at the lawatti—a—aHag-Pad—• , o« LAMPS. TABLE KNIT**, RLRCTRO-PLATED PORKS. Re. ■ BY HER MAJESTY’S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. FUTVOYE'S rotary circular game, iDDliMblc the Racing. Yachting, Huntino. Chaeiot. niTMfiAN GAXts. eaptble bfing ployed by two or ony ...
... commendable restraint: while Cliff Weir, the Jimmy Smith of the comedy, had an enjoyable time in the many comical situations. Roy Futvoye did not make the meat of the solicitor's part, but Lucille, as portrayed by Mons Ewing, was a very striking personality. The ...