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... the Earl of Harewood and Sir John Weir Hogg, the churchwardens, were communicated with Id and both bodies were exhumed. Mr. Futvoye, solicitor, oi IS John-street, Bedford-row, attended the inquest on the par in of the relatives of the deceased. Evidence ...
... The meeting was ?? by the Rev. Mr. Lusignan, Rev. Dr. Hamilton, Rev. D. Laing, Dr. Aldis, Mr. S. C. Hall, Dr. Short, Mr. Futvoye, &o, who proposed and as- conded a series of resolutions, which were unanimously adopted, aud several subseziptions having ...
... was thrown with frightful violence through the plate glass front of Mr. Marion. How the truly magnificent facade of Mr. Futvoye escaped is a matter of surprise to all who wit- nessed the accident, and wbile such was the cause of congratulation to the ...
... gave us no figure drawn with more subtlety, with more delicious malice, than the pompous, irritable archmologist, Professor Futvoye, while the Proressor's daughter, though much more slightly sketched, is as good in her way as Margot herself. As will be gathered ...
... t, in the chair, the Duke of Atboll, Viscount Canterbury, Lord Eleho, Mrs. Branel, Dr. Sibson, Dr. Crisp, and Messrs. F. Futvoye, R. Addams, IV. IV. Cargill, F. B. Goodacre, Victor Collin, D. Oldfield, and H. 0. Sturt, M.P., were elected fel- lows of ...
... was thrown with frightful violence through the plate-glass front of Mr. Macton. How the truly magni- ficent fsaitde of Mr. FutvoYe escaped, is a matter of sur prise to all who witnessed the accident; and while such w as a cauce of congratulation to the ...
... in .the chair, the Duke of Atholl, Viscount Canterbury, Lord Bi~cho, Mrs. Brunel, Dr. Sibson, Dr. Crisp, and M~essrs. F. 7-Futvoye, RI. Addamas, W. W. Cergill, F. B. Goodacre, B. Victor Cehlin, D. Old~eld, and H-. G. Stiart, M.P., were Lgelected Fellows ...
... company. After some very lenigthy remarks front Mr. hl'FA which were fully and evidently satisfacmorilr r,.*poni'l by Mr. FUTVOYE, the ?? to the cotniny, the t;,ltj.,1 resolutions were submitted and carried ?? -- Proposed by the Chairman, seconded by Gl ...
... Willoughby-park-road, l'ottenham, manrufacturing upholsterer-H. B DorreU,- 25, London-rond, 'Forest:hill, builder-E. W. Futvoye, '44, Sautley-street, (,Ilapham; lately at49, Barbican, inthe Ci(:ty- f London, basket Ahd photographromnufacturer J. D. Graham ...
... of assignees J. J. 3l!.d. at 12-1H Tarlton, at i2. First meetings: W. H. Samuel. at ?? Mil'er, at 1-3. Bennington, at 1-F. Futvoye at 1-l. Nld.r. 11 1-J. Littlzchild, at 1-F. G. Hall, at 2--G. Marnia, at --C. E. Mcllislh, at 2-3. 0. Jones, at 2. Mr. Co ...
... and G. Prevost were elected Fellows of the society; and the Duke of Atholl, Viscount Canter- bury, Lord Eleho, Messrs. ?? Futvoye, . Addams, W. IV, Cargill, F. B. Goedacre, V. Collin, D. Oldfield, H. G. Sturt, M.P., Dr. Siboon, Dr. Crisp, and Mrs. Brunel ...
... the Earl of Harewood and Sir John Weir Hogg, the chlrthwgrdens, W~t 66fsrifinicated with, and both bodies Wets exhumed. Mr. Futvoye, solicitor, of John-street, Bedford-row, attended the inquest on the part of the relatives of the deceased. Evidence was then ...