... borough. They knew that the other principal shareholder was Mr. Frank Andrew, a count Justice, formerly partner in the firm with his brother I doubt whether many of them knew that Mr. Frank Andrew had retired from his directorship three years after the company ...

... TRUTH. Mr. Frank Andrew thought fit to bring against me, that he himself, as a director at that time, took the strongest possible exception to the accounts on which these dividends were declared, and in one instance, at least, actually protested against ...

... satisfied that reasonable reparation cannot be obtained by any other means. As I have said above, an incidental result of Mr. Frank Andrew's action has been to silence for three months further criticism of the affairs of Jonathan Andrew & Sons, Limited, of ...

... article dealing with the failure of Jonathan Andrew & Sons an accidental mistake was made respect- ing the position of Mr. Frank Andrew, one of the principal shareholders, in relation to the failure. This accident, although at once apologised for, and although ...

... MR. FRANK ANDREW. Since writing the above I have received a somewhat lengthy and argumentative letter from Mr. Frank Andrew in answer to the article in last week's TRUTH on his action against me. The letter is not only unusual in its nature but in its ...

... London papers that I was last week ordered to pay £5OO in an action tried at Manchester, in which the plaintiff was a Mr. Frank Andrew, of Ashton-under-Lyne. As the case appears to have attracted little attention outside Lancashire, it may interest my readers ...

... that it was Mr. Frank Andrew who was in this position, the fact being that all the shares which Mr. Frank Andrew held were fully paid up. It is true that the mistake was an obvious one to any one who knew the facts, and both Mr. Frank Andrew and his friends ...

... article that Mr. Frank Andrew, J.P., brother of Mr. Eli Andrew, was a shareholder in the Company, I regret very much that this mistake should have occurred, and although it was purely an accident, I must apologise to Mr. Frank Andrew for having given ...

... was, I believe, the founder, is long since dead, and was succeeded in the business by his sons, Messrs. Eli and Frank Andrew. Mr. Frank Andrew broke down in health some twenty years ago, and for this and other reasons the business was turned into a limited ...

... his son have never to this day challenged a single statement or remark that has been made in TRUTH. But the action of Mr. Frank Andrew incidentally brought to light the private correspondence that had passed between myself and various parties at Ashton, ...

... accidental mistake above described. In describing the local position of the Messrs. Andrew, I bad incidentally referred to Mr. Frank Andrew as brother and co-director of Mr. Eli Andrew. In point of fact he had been a director for three years, but had retired ...

... the case I was in hope that it was not too late to 'oak for some such inquiry. Thanks largely to the course taken by Mr. Frank Andrew, under the able and disinteiested advice of his solicitors, it is probably by this time idle to agitate for anything of ...