... carried on last week and the finals were played off on Friday evening, and lin the bagatelle, competition lay between. Frank Andrews and Alfred Smith, and was wort by the latter, Andrews only being five points behind at the The draughts competition was ...

... 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. Frank Andrew, counsel remarked, could not have very well been a director at that time as he had retired nine years prsviouslv. It was perfectly untrue, as s-uggested by the article, that a judgment had been obtained against Mr. Frank Andrew or that ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... last, was! proved April 6 George the brother, Prank Jeeser Wad ham. and Ilugh Davidson Wadham, the nephews, and ( *harlos Frank Andrews, the cxecu> tors, value of the personal estate being £60,581. j 'Hie will (dated April 30. 1895k Mr. .lamen Robert Laing ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... carried on last week and, the finals were played off on Friday evening,. and tin the bagatelle, competition lay between Frank Andrews and Alfred Smith, and was won by the latter, Audrews only being. five points behind at the finish. The draughts competition ...

... after it. I was applied to by Mr. Giles to go through the books to ascertain whether they were correct; but I went to Mr. Frank Andrews, and he began to kick up a row, and I then left the place. Samuel Giles told me that sums were entered against me in the ...

... 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 ...

... target unknown distances, and had won by Lance-corporal Dolphin with a score points, and becomes his absolute property. Mr. Frank Andrew's Challenge had for the third time been competed for and won by Company (Captain Bradley), and therefore becomes the absolute ...