... »aper- E »J». °«»‘h*m for the sum £l3 On rocommeodatlon cl the committal the Borne Baerelarr Cl2*£2l l.. t!, V a, °l * Frank Andrews, as , *^ a,l c . Patty Ba’stoual division of Hol», be inoreesad from tbe aum of £lOO lo tea sum ol £l2O •* ton the d*y ...

... on the 15ib Joly Ooiat. William was forUicr cbargtd «l*n 9 ••*■• Willi Drewcry, gamrkeeprr, evthe Bcnoowa fcsta'r. Mr. Frank Andrews (cl Masrfia. C.tai, Ratebtr. aul Acdraep) Fakenham. pnac- S® * * AcUagrccmcnt look pUca amongat tb« parilMat Blibbaid ...

... revenge against “ Malvolio,” and in the end gains wealthy but silly husband. Sir Toby Belch was well represented by Mr. Frank Andrews. Mr. Weller, the thickheaded Sir Andrew Ague Cheek was quite home in bis part, was also Ornno, Duke of Illyria, a character ...

... beat Shaml*. College will be held ; subject, Gospel invitations. Flower beat Ada Fop. We are pleased to learn that Mr. Frank Andrews. Goes ran b - stakes now made their eleven. w nodwo • tepru» 11.-T»y &>Hdl School OmoH.—The annual meeting of WElngetA ...

... the Sheep Scab Ordsr of 1895. Mr. Christopher Davies, of Norwich, prosecuted on behalf of the County Council, ana Mr. Frank Andrews (Cates, Batcher, and Andrews), Fakenham, appeared for the defendant. Mr. Andrews, on behalf of the defendant, pleaded guilty ...

... Holt Division had their annua dinner the White Lion Hotel, Holt, on Tuesday night. The gathering was presided over Mr. Frank Andrews, Clerk Holt Justices, Inspector Wilmott fillicg the vioe-chair. The Chairman waa supported by Messrs. H. Turner, J. Wilson ...

... annual general meeting of the above took place on Friday last at the offices of Messrs. Cates and Butcher. Swan Street. Mr. Frank Andrews presided, and produced the accounts for the year 1891. The clnb had played matches at Lynn and Holkham, and team from Lynn ...

... Mr and Mn Ashton, London 122—Mr and Mrs S C Id and fatally, Chiswick CLAPHAM VILLAS, CLAPHAM ROAD. 23—Mrs. MAs, and Mr Frank Andrews, London REGENT ROAD. I—Mr and Mrs A C Holzipfa and family, Anerley PARK 4 TONE 1101.1 SE. Mrs T W and Miff' Marshall, ...

... second, closely followed by W. Redwell. Messrs. Garrod and both came 10 grief, the latter badly injuring his machine. Mr. Frank Andrews kindly acted as starter and judge. Distance 12j miles. Flower Sen hay.—The parish church was tastefully decorated for the ...

... Captain’s prize, the A Hammond Challenge Cup, and the Scratch Aggregate Challenge Cun, were won by the Rev. J. R. B. Owen. Mr. Frank Andrews carried off the Hastings ’’ Challenge Cup and the W. Scott prize, and Miss M. Scott-Chad was the winner of the Ladies’ ...

... Amiens, Mr. Wainwright. Jacques, Mr. H. Newson. Bean, Mr. Page. Charles, the Court Wrestler, E. W. Vincent. Touchstone, Mr. Frank Andrews. Oliver, Bev Lancelot Smith. Jacques Bolt, Mr. Vincent. Orlando, Mr. W. Dewing. Gorin, Ur. W. A. H. Halls. Sylvias, Mr ...

... tne fund. Mt'resl ETV. —OP Tuesday evening Mr. B. MAW read a piper on Legal Humourists and .n morn,. writtin by M Frank Andrews, Mr. Charlton tank the ch dr. MUTUAL *WITTY. OA Tuesday two will-written papers were gives on Drew and Diamabliehment ...