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... the Warehouse- men and Clerks Schools at Russell-hill, Caterham Junc- tion, near Croydon, to be erected in memory of Mr. William Leaf, the first treasurer of the schools, and of his two sons, Messrs. WiJiam Ladler Leaf and Frederick Ilcnry Leaf, as benefactors ...
... Gladstone. The trustees of the will are the Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone and Lord Lyttelton. The will, dated February 2, 1874, of William Leaf, late of Park-hill, Streatham, Surrey, who died July 3 last, was proved on the 4th instant by Charles John Leaf and Frederick ...
... secretary, read the report, &c, which was very satisfactory. Among the special acts of munificence recorded is the gift by Mr. William Leaf of funds for the erection of one house, and a similar dona- tion from Mrs. Kivington. The committee, however, still hope ...
... Ml;., Mr. J. Lumsden Propert, M.8., Dr. Morrell Mackenzie. Key. •J. V. Povah, Rev. J. ?? Owen, Mr. Frederick Leaf, Mr. William Leaf. Mr. 0. W. C. Hutton, Mr. Stafford H. Xorthcote, Mr. Frederick Colinan, Mr. E. C. Jorndes, Mr. James Hughes, Mr. Frederick ...
... Lady Hen- rietta Augusta Harvey, of The Court, Netley, aged flfty- seren. Leaf —On the 3d inst., at Park-hill, Streatham, William Leaf, Esq., of Old Charge, aged eighty-three. Montaod —On the 3d last, ArabeUa, wife of the Rev. Edgar MonUgu, rector of Kettlestooe ...
... valuable collection of water-colour drawings, modern pictures, and sculptures formed during the la_t 50 years by tbe late Mr. William Leaf, of Park Hill, Streatham. Among tbe water-colour drawings sold yesterday were :— A Landscape, with a Peasant and Dog, crossing ...
... hss the institution, in co- n on with many other charities, has sustained in the ie- ■ n of its munificent patron, Mr. William Leaf, of t» Old 'Change, who died prematurely— though at the •»*,■ old age of 83— of grief from the loss of two of his so » ...
... Sir Arthur Helps, ?? and among those present were— Mr. Samuel Morley, M.P., Mr. John Holms, M.P., Rev. T. J. Rowsell, Mr. William Leaf, Mr. John Howeil, Mr. Frean, Mr. Margetson, Mr. Joseph Welch, Mr. William Tarn, Major Britten, &c. Dinner having been served ...
... Dimsdale, deceased, removetl from Somerset L-. !^e, Wimbledon. The collection of Drawings, Pictures, and Sculpture of the late William Leaf, Esq. MESSRS. CHRISTIE, MANSON, and W0 ...
... and ' watches, handsome cabinets for showing china, itc. The collection of Drawings, Pictures, and Sculpture of the late William Leaf, Esq. MESSRS. CHRISTIE, MANSON, and WO( >DS ' respectfully give notice that they will SE' L !.y AUCTION I _^f^ ei -V : ...
... Timmins, Esq., deceased, late of Edgbaston, Bir- mingham. The collection of Drawings, Pictures, and Sculpture of the late William Leaf, Esq. MESSRS. CHRISTIE, MANSON, and WOODS respectfully give notice that they will SELL, by AI'CTION, at their Great Rooms ...
... and substantial mansion in the Grecian style of architecture, and for many years the well- known residence of the late William Leaf, Esq. ; delightfully placed on the summit of Streatham-common, a short distance from four railway stitions, and, although ...