... Hon. Earl RUSSELL was announced t° l preside, but his lordship was unavoidably prevente by indisposition from attending. WILLIAM LEAF, the treasurer, therefore presided, and was support° . by several well-known gentlemen, amon g st whom ' 5B noticed Samuel ...

... considering a report from the board of management, recommending cortain alterations in the rules which govern the instition. WILLIAM LEAF, Esq., the treasurer of the charity, presided. Mr. White, the secretary, read the report of the committee, recommending ...

... Tickets, 215., may be had of iii Stewards, or at the Office. The Company will assemble at half-past Five o'clock precisely. WILLIAM LEAF. Treasurer. JOHN HOLMS, M.P , Chairman of the Boatd. HENRY WHITE, Secretary. Office: 5, Queen street, Cheapside, Loudon ...

... Mr. JOHN Scow proposed the health of their worthy treasurer, Mr. William Leaf—(loud cheers) — who not only gave liberally in money, but what was More valuable, his time and attention to work out the details, and to minister to the comfort of the recipients ...

... Hayston, C. Hind, R, Hunt, A. Jack, H. Lawes, W. J. M. Mellis, B. S. Olding, J. Parr, S. Wostmore, J. Wharton, &c. Mr. WILLIAM LEAF was unavoidably absent from a severe domestic affliction. The dinner was served in the well-known style for which the London ...