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... Brother, and Frank Andrews has a cotton mill on his own account, the business of which is carried on in his own name. On tho 9th of March last, 15 bales of Egyptian cotton were wild by Mr. Johnson, through his agent; to Mr. Frank Andrew., on account of ...
... 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 ...
... The plaintiff was Charles Chid wick Thomason, a cotton spinner and cotton wa-te dealer at Manchester, and ...
... BANKRUPTS. F. Kennedy, Liverpool, licensed victualler, March 15, at Liverpool. George Aikman, Salfora; finisher, March 19; Frank Andrew, Mossley, cottonspinner, March 22; John Buckley, Manchester, grocer, March 15; Edward Curran, Merthyr Tydfil, comedian ...
... Volunteer Cor* —Lieutenant Henry Lees to be Captain, vice Andrew, resigned ; Ensign Frank Andrew to Lieutenant, vice Lees, promoted; John Kershaw, gent, to be Enmgn, vice Frank Andrew, promoted ; William Greenhall the Younger, gent, to Supernumerary Lieutenant ...
... George Weetman, of Nos. 15 and 17, Fox-street, Liver- Husband supported; Mr, Barker pool, oil The bankrupt oppoved for Mr. Frank Andrew, a creditor. filed his petition on the 8th and on the 29:h De- cember previous he purchased from Mr. Andrew five barrels ...
... Mr. Edwards appeared for the plaintiff. The claim was £24 15s 6d on a bill of exchange drawn by John Mooney on William Frank Andrew, and accepted by Andrew, who, how- ever, when the bill beeame due, denied that he had accepied it. | Proof of his handwriting ...
... WEETMAN, of Nos. 175 and 17 Fox. ly street, Liverpool, oil dealer.-ir. Husband, sup. iw ported; Mr. Barkeropposedfor'Mr. Frank Andrew at a creditor. The bankrupt filed his petition on the Sn th January, and on the 29th December previous he purchased from ...
... Henry Garforth, to be Lieut. ; Ensign Albert Harrop Lees, to be Lieut. ; Henry Hall, the younger . , gent., to be Lieut. ; Frank Andrew , gent. , to be Ensign ; John Whittaker, gent., to be Ensign; Assist. Burg, William Gardiner, M.D., to be Surv-51st Lancashire ...
... plaintiff; Mr. Attorney. General James, Q.C., and Mr. Pope, for the defendant. The action was for an assault by the defendant, Frank Andrew, which prevented the plaintiff, Charles Chadwick Thomason, attending to his business. According to the plaintiff's case ...
... family will very hi probablyvisit' Scotland some time next month. .s A RUNAWAY BANK1IupT CAPTumunD.-A short tI time ago, Mr. Frank Andrew, of Mossley Lanca 'tr shlre, cotton spinner, who had recently been bi made bankrupt, escaped at Moinchestei .from the a ...
... plaintiff; Mr. Attorney. General James, Q.C., and Mr. Pope, for the defendant. The action was for an assault by the defendant, Frank Andrew, which prevented the plaintiff, Charles Chadwick , Thomason, attending to his business. According to the plaintiff's case ...