... Paynter, H. Clarke, W. Medlicott, H. A. Bowles, E. Body, Marshall, Wilkes, A. F. Webb, G. Wells, S. Rnssell, T. Cumberland, E. Futvoye, W. Fladgate, Alderman Piper, W. Addison, Lewis, &c. The choir of Stoke Church, under the direction of Mr. Evans, organist ...

... upon the Rev 11. Clarke to read the report. The rov. gentleman complied expressing his regret the unavoidable absence of E. Futvoye, Esq., and the Hon. Secretary, the Kor. F. Paynter, of Stoke. Ho proceeded with the financial statement, which was as fo lows ...

... out-patients prescribed for, 173. Thomas F. Hopooou, House Surgeon. Tiik Rp.v, J. Kikkman’s LRCTURE.-Throngh the influenceof K. Futvoye, Esq. of Wood bridge House, the meml»ers of tho Guildford Institute had the pleasure Thursday evening of listening lecture ...

... Kiri Percy, M.P., came upon the ilatform, accompanied the Rev. J)r. Merriman, [)r. Bt‘*dinan, W. H. Smallpt-ice, Keq, E. Futvoye, Esq., W. W. Pocock, Esq., an 1 by several members of the committee of the institute, amongst whom observed Mr. J. Cox, Mr ...

... suggestions (hear, hear). Mr. B. moved a vote of thanks to the auditors, and the election of Mr. Alfred Filmer, D. Haydon, E. Futvoye. and T. Taunton, as auditors for the ensuing y.ar. Mr. Fladgate seconded the motion, which was agreed The Mayor of Guildford ...

... that fire had broken out within the town district, and the rumour became current that WoodbriJj'e House, the residence of E. Futvoye, Esq., was in llames ; others had it that it was the house recently occupied the late Major Reynolds. At the time the tire-bell ...

... against the application, which was signed, amongst others, by the Rector of the parish, the senior Curate, Major Shaw, Mr. B. Futvoye, and Mr. Charles Hurst, of Stoke Perk. The Magistrates retired, and after a lengthened absence, returned into Court, when ...

... this license (a laugh). Mr. White a petition against the application, signifVjy the rector and curate of the pariah, Mr. Futvoye, and other influential inhabitants. The Bench retired to consult and on returning, Mr. Crooke, in answer the Mayor, said would ...

... Miss EMILY PAini- FULL (Editor of the “Victoria Magazine”), the Large Western Hall, THURSDAY Evening, March 31st, 1870. E. FUTVOYE, Req, P., wiil preside on this occt«i it. ' open at 7.45, Lecture ti commence at 8.15 precisely. Admission —Reserved Scats: ...

... Mr. Smith stated that the Highway Board had voted an annual subsidy of towards the lighting of these lamps, and that Mr. Futvoye, of Woodbridge House, had guaranteed the remainder of the costs, trusting to his neighbours to assist him in defraying the ...

... r, on the race-course at Nor- (Before Mr. Hegiatrar Brougham) o-heers) * mandv, Monday ,» r, « t,-„ Tbvfnwi Mpfti\g Mr Futvoye, who was received with cheers, Mr. fieach appeared for both prisoners. The Uei> Lion Inn. Dividend Meet it wa3 h e fi ...

... sneeforth his establishment would closed on Wednesday afternoons at three o’clock (loud and conii-iued cheering). Mr. B. Futvoye, in seconding the resolution, said that be had only heard of the meeting about an h previously, but knowing that it had been ...