... the Warehouse- men and Clerks Schools at Russell-hill, Caterham Junc- tion, near Croydon, to be erected in memory of Mr. William Leaf, the first treasurer of the schools, and of his two sons, Messrs. WiJiam Ladler Leaf and Frederick Ilcnry Leaf, as benefactors ...

... William Williams, M.P., Mr. Alderman Lawrence, Mr. Sheriff Croll, Rev. James Jackson, M.A., Rev. George Mansfield, M.A., Mr. William Leaf, Mr. Thomas Lowrey, Mr. John Fisher, Mr. Dillon, Mr. Bradbury, Mr. Moore, Mr. Howell, Mr. Walter, Mr. William Barber, Mr ...

... jaflacnee which it tad tto Copmeratiev Party saw told ia Ito great ambry centre af tto Norik it mmeiated with the af Sir William Leaf, who joined friend ia parebariag the paper la ISHI Sir William Leag took landing part bmafciag tto menpaay taro for tto ...

... Mr. Charles Lin do, Mr. T. J. Liptou, Mr. Ernest B. Savory, Mr. J. M. Cook, Mr. Woolf Joel, Mr. H. Gordon Davies. Mr. William Leaf, and Mr. H. S. Way. The Clerk of the Commission (Mr. Henley Smith) was reappointed, as was Mi. Herbert Shoppee, the surveyor ...

... Gladstone. The trustees of the will are the Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone and Lord Lyttelton. The will, dated February 2, 1874, of William Leaf, late of Park-hill, Streatham, Surrey, who died July 3 last, was proved on the 4th instant by Charles John Leaf and Frederick ...

... Mansion- House, and he was re- manded till Monday last Mr. William Leaf, ofthe Old 'Change, London, partner in the firm of Leaf, Coles, and Co., warehousemen, London, and in the firm of William Leaf, Crofts, and Co., merchants, Lon- don, stated lhat there ...

... secretary, read the report, &c, which was very satisfactory. Among the special acts of munificence recorded is the gift by Mr. William Leaf of funds for the erection of one house, and a similar dona- tion from Mrs. Kivington. The committee, however, still hope ...

... Ml;., Mr. J. Lumsden Propert, M.8., Dr. Morrell Mackenzie. Key. •J. V. Povah, Rev. J. ?? Owen, Mr. Frederick Leaf, Mr. William Leaf. Mr. 0. W. C. Hutton, Mr. Stafford H. Xorthcote, Mr. Frederick Colinan, Mr. E. C. Jorndes, Mr. James Hughes, Mr. Frederick ...

... Mayor), Mr. Alderman Stone and Mr. M'Arthur (late sheriffs!, Major A. H. Shepherd, and Messrs. G. D. W. Digby, ?? F. Huth, William Leaf, John Murray, J. i G. Woodouse, Thomas Adams, Nathaniel Bridges, Wil- liam Cave, aud Charles Langley. The court then u ...

... Lady Hen- rietta Augusta Harvey, of The Court, Netley, aged flfty- seren. Leaf —On the 3d inst., at Park-hill, Streatham, William Leaf, Esq., of Old Charge, aged eighty-three. Montaod —On the 3d last, ArabeUa, wife of the Rev. Edgar MonUgu, rector of Kettlestooe ...

... George Cawston, Mr. Andrew Jrthnstnn, Mr. K. Malcolm, Mr. J. 11. Buxton, Mr. B. K. Johusiou, Mr. M. O. Fitxcerald, Mr. William Leaf, Mr. Cecil L. and the Hon. C. N. Lawrence. Mr. W. H. Perkins tu>s been appointed secretary to the committee, with offices ...

... bank, Fife, N.B. A marriage has been arranged, and will shortly take place, between Percy Allen, third son of the late William Leaf and Mrs. Leaf, of 20, Palace-gate, and Geor .ma Mary Tyrrell, only daughter of the late James Bland, of Henley Park, H ...