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... before giving a verdict against him; but as no neglect bad been shown, the plaintiff was clearly not entitled to damages. Frank Andrews was then sworn. He was Mr. Graham's coachman on the 31st of March last. was taking the ladies home, at 20 minules past ...
... Hunt fad, far three plants. Tom Hunt Ex'ra. lor pas. Alfred Bard-lst, for flow.-rs. Flora Andrews—lst. for noseyay. Mis Frank Andrew—3rd, for wild flowers. O. Tabor, oldest exhibitor, M is. fid. KI.KTON e-.TTAOEES. Richard •-'«'! for pea*; lst for the ...
... Salad—l, Mrs UNDER GARDENERS AND GROOMS. Collection of Frank Andrews, Ca; 2, George Andrews. ;3. Robert Welbourn. 2« „ , . Basket Fruit—l, Frank 2s; 2, Robert Wilbourn. Is . Nosegay—l, Frank Andrews, 2s; 2, Robert We.lourn, Is PRIZES fob|svbs. of 2s. 6d ...
... Hinxton, Basket of Flowers?John Andrews, llinxtou. Wild Flowers?l, James Carter, Duxford ; 2, Eliza Fenton, Ickleton; 3, Frank Andrews, jutir., Hiuxton. , Plants in Pots?l, R. Reynolds, Hinxton ;2, Thomas Jackson, Hinxton ; 3, Widow Barton, Hinxton. French ...
... , of Woodside Bowdon, and 2, Marsden-street, Manchester, has been proved at ('heater under #1.0,0110 by his executors, Frank Andrew, of Ashton-under-Lyne, cotton-spinner, James William Wodall, of Manchester, solicitor, and Thomas Utley, of Cheetham-hill ...
... Bowdon, and 2, Marsden-street, Manchester, was proved at Chester on November 30 last under 1:60,00J by his executors, Frank Andrew ' of Ashton-under-Lyne, cotton spinner, James William Woodall, of Manchester, solicitor, and Thomas Utley, of Cheetham-hia ...
... Duxford, and Ur. Frank Andrews, of Hinxton Orange, were considered of equal merit for six plants in pots; the baskets flowers in the same class were a great attraction to many, the Ist prize being taken by Rev. H. J. Carter. Mr. Frank Andrews also took Ist ...
... to Elizabeth 8., third daughter of Thomas Maris, of Linton. DEATHS. Andrews—November 20, at Gwydir-street. Cambridge, Frank Andrews, aged 18 months.| Abchbr—November 23, at Cherryhinton, Mary Ann Archer, aged 64. Aubory—November 17, at Fenstanton, William ...
... violin being afterwards found in ditch.—He was fined 20s. and Ms. Gd. costs, or one month's imprisonment. Stealing Jackft. Frank Andrew Winter, 30, coffee merchant, of 2 Granville-villas, Granville-road, Walthamstow, was charged with stealing from the above ...
... violin being afterwards found ditch.?He was fined 20s. and 14s. 6d. costs, or one month's imprisonment. Stealing a Jacket. Frank Andrew Winter, 30, coffee merchant, of Granville-villas, Granville-road, Walthamstow, was charged with stealing from the above ...
... Standard; Louisa Easy, 5th Standard. 2nd Class, James Collett and Helen Alcock, 7th Standard, Charles Shearing, Jane Easy, and Frank Andrews, 6th Stand. . ard; Frederick Self, Harry Cooke, Frederick Jex, Ellen Marston, and James Crosby, 5th Standard; Geowge 2 ...
... eldest daughter of Mr. G. Leach, both of Kirtling. Deaths. ANDREws.—October 15, at St. Mary's Square, Newmarket, Mr. Frank Andrews, Clerk, aged 29 years. Bt LTON. —October 10, at High Street, Newmarket, Annie, infant daughter of Mr. H. Bilton, of 5, ...