... services to rers and Merchants, exporting Goods or Merchandise, any description, for the disposal of the same Commission. GEO. FUTVOYE, Licensed Ai ctionf.f.k, Bkoker, and Commission Agent. N.B.—Liberal advances made on consignments intended for immediate sale ...

... character the attractiveness of which might suffer less capable hands. Professor Futvoye found a capable impersonator in Mr. Percy Marshall; Miss Ethel Hunter made a capital Mrs. Futvoye, while the charming daughter in love with Horace, Miss Marjorie Chard acquitted ...

... Ayrton; E&pkin, Mr. Paulton, jun.; chief the caravan, Mr. Henry Siebert; head waiter, Mr. Charles Hirst; Mrs. Futvoye, Mies Edith Hunter; Svlvia Futvoye, Miss Marjorie Chard; Mrs. tf'ackerbath. Miss Peggy Bell; Jessie, Mies Irene Wells; and Zobe’ca (principal ...

... over 868,000. The will (dated April 20 1889), with two codicils (dated July 23, 1889, and December 17, 1890), of Mr. Edward Futvoye, late of Merrow,' Wimborne Road, Bournemouth, who died on ?? 7, was proved on March 13 by G'eorge Harris Lea, one of the ...

... Robert Ayrton ; Chief of the Caravan. Air- Henry Siebert ; head waiter. Mr. Charles Hirst ; Mrs. Futvove. Edith Hunter: Sylvia Futvoye. Miss Alarjorie Chard: Airs. Rapkin (her original port). Albs Marv Brough; rs. Waekerbath. Aliss Peggy Boll; Jessie. .Miss ...

... '^ lo l. fyr Council with a Sample of each kind Burner and Lig which the Tender may made. order of the City Council. GEO. FUTVOYE, City N.B—The Lamp post* and Lamp* the Corporation, but erected at the cipense the tor, (9) U NIGHT ASYLUM FOR THE HOUSELESS ...

... Council with a Sample of each kind of Burner and Light for which the Tender may he made. By Older of the City Council, GEO. FUTVOYE, City Clerk. N.B The Lamp-posts and Lamps to be furnished by the Corporation, but erected the expense of the Con. tractor ...

... usual who possesses a voice which is seldom found treatment , in revue. Mr. Gamble is ably assisted in several scenes by Roy Futvoye, who forms en NO NEED TO SURFIR NOW excellent foil to the comedian, whilst the Do not any klartr =Ear the oad comedy ports ...

... Ann’#-place, Walworth; Andrew W’ilson, limber merchant, Manchester; Edward Handley, licensed victualler, Strand; Frederick Futvoye, jeweller, Regent street; George Climance, baker, St. Alban-; Ann Wilkinson, innkeeper, Crossmi re, Salop; James Baylis, dyer ...

... Jfcire chsrge atken of Orphans and Foreign di Pupils, Referencen to p. renta of pupes ia Irelaind, di Prncipals-Thu Misses FUTVOYE. 9550 SEC ESKETH PARK COLLEGE, SOUTHPORT D (near Liverpool). of Prinop!ls-Mesars. W. H. & F. W. GREGORY la (Pons of the late ...

... inelusive, Entihe charge taken of Orphans rnd Foreign Pupils, PCeferences to parents of pupils in Ireland, Principals-The Misses FUTVOYE, 9550 DANCING, IDEPORTMENT, & CALIbTHENICS, Rrvomr House, BUYrAST. M ONSI B U R AND MADEMOISELLE M BROUNEAU ?? RESUME their ...

... inclusive. Entire charge taken of Orphans and Foreign Pupils. References to parents of pupfis In Ireland, Principals-The Misses FUTVOYE. 9550 H T H 0 D I 8 T COLLEGE, BELFAST. President-Rev. ROBINSON SCOTT, D.D. Head Master-HENRY R. PARKER, LL.D., Ex-Scholar ...