... £5; second best, £2; third best, £I.— 1 1, Hill, of Millwright street, Leeds; JohnC Taylor, of Catlands. Leeds ; 3 Frank Andrew, of Ashtou under-Lyne; highly oomaendei, James K. Ratnford, Cophili House, Fazakerlf y. Best bheep Dog £2; second best ...

... plaintiff wase Charles Chadwick Thomason, a cotton spinner S and cotton waste dealer at Manchester, and the u defendant, Frank Andrew, was also a cotton waste dealer in the same city. Mr. Temple, Q. . and Mr. Higgin appeared for the plaintiff, andv Mr. ...

... plaintiff; Ur. Attorney. General James, QC., and Mr. Pope for the defendant. The action Wa for an assault by the defendant, Frank Andrew, ?? prevented the plaintiff, Charles Chadwick Thompson, attending to his busilnesa According to the plainttfs case, about ...

... WEETMAN, of Nos. 175 and 17 Fox. ly street, Liverpool, oil dealer.-ir. Husband, sup. iw ported; Mr. Barkeropposedfor'Mr. Frank Andrew at a creditor. The bankrupt filed his petition on the Sn th January, and on the 29th December previous he purchased from ...

... y. -Ass old mm anmuesds Wilianem Whittle was charged witfl esteallag a numbs,-p of euheafblis from the gaerden of Mr. Frank Andrews, Oid Oheepter- roaed, Trasemere. On Batarday afternoon filee prisoner weset into flea pe-oseceefor's garden and Petled ...

... Wr. Carter held an inquest at the Waterman's Arms, HiU-street, Peckham, into the circumstances attending the death of Frank Andrews, aged nine years, lately residing at 24, Nutt-stroet, Bumner-road, who was drowned in the Surrey canal on Wednesday afternoon ...

... held an inquest at the Waterman's t d Arms, Hill-strret, Peehbam, into the circumstances t i attending the death of Frank Andrews, aged nine n , years, lately residing at 24, Nutt-strcot, Sumnmer- fo ,D road, who was drowned in the Surrey Canal. It ...

... Mr. Certer held an inquest at the Waterman's Arms Hill-street, Peckham, into the circumstances attending the death of Frank Andrews, aged nine years, lately residing at 24 Nutt-street, 6umner-road, who was drowned in the Surrey canal on Wednesday afternoon ...

... prartising at Bristol, is the assignee of a debt alleged to Ibe due by Messrs. Ash Brothers, of Birmingham, to Mir. ,Ernest Frank Andrews, of the tamnc town, for the balance of p f th machine in question. It appearedwltat in March, 1880, Mr. Andrews was desirous ...

... praetislig at Doisiol, is the aseignee of a dobt alleged to be due by Meevr%, Ash Br: hurp, of Birmingham, to Mr, Ernest Frank Andrews, of the same towe, for the balance of thb purchase price of the machine in question. It appeared bhat in March, 1880, Mr ...

... were appointed. The adjourned apphication for the transfer of the license of the Old inn beerhouse, at Cleeve, Yatton, to Frank Andrews from his father wvas granted. I'X1'ENIVE TfIMMF OF HARNESS, &c. George Tnslor, aged 20, ?? Ann street, St. Philips, on ...

... ce of If. each to keep the psace for six l months, and paying 7s. 6d. costs each. SoHOOL BOARD ?? orders were made on Frank Andrews, Nelson's-yard. St. Aldate's, James Fletcher, 19, Victor-street, and John Hamlett, 118, Walton- street. George Allen, 33 ...