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... report, the motion was, after brief conversation, unanimously agreed to. The retiring directors, Mr. Richard Harris and Hr. William Leaf, and the retiring auditors, Mr. William Onllenford and Mr. William Howard, having been re-elected, Mr. Eames, after alluding ...
... report, the motion was, after a brief conversation, unanimously agreed to. ; The nunn%dimton, Mr. Richard Harris and Mr. William Leaf, and the retiring auditors, Mr, William Cullenford and Mr, William Howard, Laving been re-elected, Mr. Eawss, after alluding ...
... The Chairman made an eloquent appeal on behalf of the institution, and in the course of the evene ing announced that Mr. William Leaf had promised to build the fifth block of the hospital. Upwards of 432,000 was collected during the evening, THE DUKE OF ...
... the institution had every element of success but one, and that was money. It was announced during the evening that Mr. William Leaf had promised to build the fifth block of the hospital, and that donations and sub scriptions to. the' amount of nearly ...
... approved can- didates. Royal National Hospital for Consumption. — At the festival of this hospital, held on Monday, Mr. William Leaf generously promised to build one of the new houses now in course of construction at Ventnor. Over 6000/. was subscribed ...
... the Instltotiou had every eh merit of success but one, and that waa money It was announced during the evenli g that Mr William Leaf had promised build the fifth block of the hospital, and that donations the amount of nearly £6.000 had been promised. From ...
... secretary, Mr. Lrnest Morgan, ed a list of subscriptions amouning to I*2 500, and during the evening one gentleman, Mr. William Leaf offered to build one of the houses, am! an anonymous benefactor another house the hospital. There are now two blocks, and ...
... Sir Walter Stirling, was dtnnk with enthusiasm. About T2.6000f subscriptions were announced during the evening, and Mr. William Leaf promised to build one of the houses of the fifth block of the hospital, besides which Dr. W. H. Hassell announced that ...
... the institution had every .1. went of success but one, and that was money It was announced during the evening that Mr. William Leaf had promised to build the titth block of the hospital, and that donations and subscription/ to the amount of nearly £O ...
... Major-General Napier, Ciptain de Kantzow, R.N., Mr. J. S. Phone', Rev. J. 13. Owen, Rev. Archdeacon Wilson (Isle of Wight), William Leaf, Esq., Frederick H. Leaf, Esq., Colonel Frederick Colman, Rev. F. N. Oxenhatn, Edwin Robinson, Esq ; Wm. Payne, Esq ; C ...
... WAREHOUSEMEN and CLERKS' SCHOOLS. ELECTION. Wednesday, May 22, 1873, at the City Tur- minus Hotel, Cannon-street, London, E.C. WILLIAM LEAF, Esq., Treasurer, in the Chair. RESULT OF THE POLL. Successful Candida 1 1 Ashton, Thomas 1571 Canwell, Geo. Walton 1158 ...
... osmosis,' wa minion on the appointment of Mr. Borges. Sills Joe. Gibbons, Joha Patcdon. May,oe. John D. Althroft. Tite. William Leaf. 0. C. Itentinek. William Andervon iturdets.Coutia. Frauds Hicks. Jansen Fergus**. George Monett. John Murray ...