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... Grapes Inn, Hevrotl, on Wednesday evening, before Mr. Rutter and a jury, principally manufacturers in the locality. Mr. Frank Andrew beiDg foreman. The following gentlemen attended behalf the company :— Mr. Woodhouse, chief superintendent of the permanent ...
... nominated overseers of the P iiish for the year ensuing, viz. : Messrs. Nathaniel Buckley, J«hn. Greenwood, Samuel Lees, and Frank Andrew.— wrih an ' r », or collectors of rates, nominated for the ouit : ¥, 83rs - Joseph Marsland, Joseph Hibbert, and Messrs ...
... wick, Henry Hall, sen., J. G. Roscoe, Henry Hall, jun., Thomas Mellor, Henry Nield, John Lees (Park Bridge), R. Evans, Frank Andrew, Walter Davies, Joseph Hunt, James Kirshaw, S. Howard, Stephen Andrew, James Shaw, John Garside, John B. Carr, John Moss ...
... Alderman Wm. Heginbottom, John Nield, Dr. Lees, Edward Lees, ■ihonias Mellor, jun., Thomas D. Hill, James T. Stopford, Frank Andrew, inomas Heginbottom, James Wm. Mellor. J. M. CLEMENTSON, I . Q„ _ . JOHN NIELD, Hon. bees, rarties desirous of Subscribing ...
... Roscoe, Thomas L. Charlesworth, H. Hall, jun., Samuel Lees, C. E. Oct (Manchester), W. T. Hansbrow, E. Ledgard, R. Dewhirst, Frank Andrew, E. Cryer, J. iitsell, G. Lees, &c. There were also many ladies present. After the tea tables had been cleared, and letters ...
... before R. Brandt, Esq., judge, an action was brought Messrs. Hall and Gould, cotton spinners, Stalybridge, against Mr. Frank Andrew, cotton waste dealer, Manchester, to recover the value of 4,0001b. of cotton waste.—Mr. Ovens, barrister, who appeared ...
... Rickards, William Gibb, Jamee Heald, Nathan Worthington, J. Peel, &c. The following gentlemen were sworn on the grand jury : FRANK ANDREW, Ashton-under-Lyne, cotton spinner, Foreman. James Hall, Ashton, cotton manufacturer. William Kenwortby, Ashton, grocer ...
... increase, 3. A Man Drowned in the Irwell.—On Tuesday morning the body of Mr. Matthew Doran, who was in the employ of Mr. Frank Andrew, waste dealer, Miller-street, was found floating in the river Irwell, near Strangeways. The deceased had been missing since ...
... aged 62, Hannah, wife of Mr. Thos. George Brown, silk finisher, Cborl'on-upon-Medloek. On the 23rd inst., his Bth year, Frank Andrew, son of C. I Samuels, Esq., of York-place. On the 23rd mst., at the residence of bis brother-in-law, aged 59, Mr. William ...
... Corps.—Lieut., Henry Lees to be Capt.. vice Ely Andrew, resigned ; Ensign Frank Andrew, to be Lieut., od vies Lees, promoted; John Kershaw, gent., to be Ensign, ith vice Frank Andrew, promoted; William Gveenall, the 80 younger. gent., to be Supernumerary ...
... their services. Mr. John Marsden's Orchestra is specially engaged for the occasion, THOS. PARKES, . GEO. A. JONES, 1 - FRANK ANDREW, \ JOSHUA? TAYLOR, wardens. I GEORGE HEBRON, THOMAS KADLEYA HENRY LEES, Hon. Sees. EDWARD LEES. ARDWICK CEMETERY OPEN for ...
... services. Mr. John Marsdeu's Orchestra specially engaged for the occasion. THOS. PARK ES, », ■ GEO. A. JONES, |Gurates. FRANK ANDREW, } w'h .-Churchwardens. GEORGE HEKRON, THOM RADLEY, 1 HEN r y 1. Es, J,Hon. Sees. EDWARD LEES, ...