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... Mortimer, Mrs. Charles aGrichs, Miss Alice Sands, Mrs. Whitney Warren. Louis XVI. costumes will be worn Mrs. Orme Wilson, Mr. Frank Andrews, Mr. G. Blagelen, Mr. G. Franklyn , Mr. J. E. Ho ff man, I Mr. Oakley Rhinelander, Mr. Philip Rhinelander. In dresses 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 ...
... proved on April 6 by George Wadham, the brother, Frank Jesser Wadham, and Hugh Davidson Wadham, the nephews, and Charles Frank Andrews, the executors, the value of the personal estate being £60,581. The testator bequeaths an annuity of £3O to his cousin ...
... and H. W. Poole, •olicitor, appeared ©a babalf o! the lictr hold ir. inalrnrlfd by the Barnet lic*n»od Vlotoallera' Mr Frank Andrews proved lb» tc-rtioe of notice of Q upon Mr Thomas the lan-Jlord «f the Railway Tavern.—lnsp‘-ct-»r Natt proluoed the ordoaned ...
... the some day Allred Bails, described as tailor iris charged with be committed a bore. levy at the h.uee of Mr Charles Frank Andrews, oolicitnr. of 135 Bath Road Bedford Park. The prosecutor aid he locked op his house on Wedoserlay night end went to bed ...
... what should be praised, end dim Meaty of room to eulogise the merles of the players. Sit Arthur Resell I. the hank of Mr. Frank Andrews was and his aristocratic air was nitwit appropriate sad realistic-. Jasper Plum, with all his foibles sod eccentricities ...
... Chevallier Cobbold, of Kensington. ANDREWS—WHITE. — On the gth inst , by the Registrar, at Fulham Palace-road, Charles Frank Andrews, of N 0.,, Clifford's Inn, and Fitralan House, Arundel-street, Strand, London, solicitor, second son of the late Frederick ...
... Manchester Assizes yesterday an action was brought against Mr. Labouchere. M.P., for libelling a local cotton spinner named Frank Andrews. Truth published an article headed Wreck of a Cotton Mill, in which plaintiff was accused of the nt of a firm with which ...
... A- N. Wilson, of a daughter. marriages. ___jjjl-jr.._J an. 9. by the Registrar, at Fulham « \l>!-£ -T ,- hiir i,.s Frank Andrews, secoud son of the late ?? m -. ot Tor Lfidge. Tettenhull Wood, near ?? f ?? ?? E ?? lo Alice (Jtanie) Murray While ?? ...
... other items was carried out by the following— Messrs. Bert Manktelow, Maricott, ft Blither, Horace James, Will McLeod, Frank Andrews, /Owley Cowper, Victor Church, Alf. Brooks, and W. Liptrott. Mr. D. J. Penn presided at the piano. The Chairman, at an ...
... Cornford, Biward Godber, Percy Haskeoll, J. W. Mupns, Herbert Peters, Charles Bultitude, Frederick Morfi!l, George Edwards, Frank Andrews, Harry Gibb, Charles Penney, Thomss Painter, Cecil Ballantine, Edward Gratwick, Walter French, William Lawrence, George ...
... the dootor’s services, Henry had to pay 3s. 6d. John Burgess, 63, general dealer, of Oak. field-road, Walthamstow, and Frank Andrews, 35, labourer, of Brunswick-road, Hackney, were (1) fined 58, and (2) remanded for a day. to enable him to call a witnesa ...