... SPINNER'S LIBEL ACTION. A action for libel was fnought against Mr. L•boitchere, M.P., at 'Manchasterll, on Monday, by Mr. Frank Andrews, cotton spinnei, of Ashtonunder-Lyne. The ground for action lay in an article published in Truth on March Z 5, under ...

... .stoge by a man suddenly divesting himself of his and jumping into the ricer. alarm immediately raised., and th named Frank Andrews, Warr:TlT= Mackenzie, promptly ieiced a bast aurtrowed in search of the man, wbona they caught:Mates he %vas evidently ...

... Manchester Assizes yesterday, an action «• brought aninat Mr. Labouohere, M.P., for libelling a local cotton apinner named Frank Andrews. Truth published article headed Wreck of a Cotton Mill. in which plaintiff was accused of mismanagement of firm with which ...

... Brother, and Frank Andrews has a cotton mill on his own account, the business of which is carried on in his own name. On tho 9th of March last, 15 bales of Egyptian cotton were wild by Mr. Johnson, through his agent; to Mr. Frank Andrew., on account of ...

... my gratification that this bad e been done. and there the mtter ended so fras I j was then concerned. But yesterday Mr. Frank Andrews, who could have no possible interest in f the former license, applied for a transfer of it f from the former applicant ...

... rere sold by Mr. Johnson threuzgh his agents to Mr. Frank Andrews, who bas since become bankrupt, ‘The defence to she action was that Frank Andrews wes not acting at the for the firm of Frank Andrews and Brother, but bough! she cotton on separate account ...

... Mr. Bigham, QOC., repre- to ac :,sented the defendants. cr In opening the ease Air. Shee said the plain- th e tiff, Mr. Frank Andrew, was about 60 years of fo 11 age, and was a member of a well-known family in Ashton-under-Lyne, where he was connected ...

... mornin?. Walter Andrews (34), comedian, was charged warrant before Mt. Hopkins with neglecting to maintain bis child. Frank Andrews, whereby be had become chargeable to the Lambeth Board of Guardians. Edward Payne, an officer of the , guardian*, said ...

... Andrews, 34, a comedian, was charged on a to r warrant, before Mr. Hopkins, with neglecting to ce maintain his child, Frank Andrews, whereby he th had become chargeable to the Lambeth Board di Xof Guardians. - Edward Payne, an officer of of the guardians ...

... company was formed, Mr. Parkinson, who ha.l signed the memorandum, was appointed assistant manager at £250 per annum ; Mr. Frank Andrews was made manager at £3CO per annum, and afterwards ; Mr. lick was appointed secretary to the company, Mr. Hine was made ...

... 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 ...

... V ! direct interest the companr 1 through. Mr. Park nson, who | obtained the post of assistant maim v | £250 year; Mr. Frank Andrews manager at £fioo, and afterwards and Mr. Pick was the secretary. v Sharrock was nominated diror:'. . at « remuneration ...