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... New Magistrates.— Yesterday morning the county sealkeeper received instructions to place the names of Messrs. Frank Andrews, Eupert Mason, John E. Mellor, all of Ashton-under-Lyne. and Robert Smith, of Dilworth, Amounderness, and William Smith, of j ...
... (men), *J» eight to nine day St. Thomas's Church, Park-row • i To-morrow (Sunday) JanmJv 15 u al \ 0 -*S ;urn., Rev. Frank ' Andrew's 6.30 p.m., the Vicar! ° St Belial,? £\ ,r I r t ': natter, .6, Drury-h.11.— t Atom Mfetu. 3U «,»tio a Diarriwe*, ...
... NEW COUNTY MAGISTRATES. This morning the County Sealkeopor received instructions to place the names of Messrs. Frank Andrews, Rupert Mason, and John E. Mellor, all of Asht*>«»- untler Lyne; also of Mr. Robert Smith, Dilworth, Amounderness, and Mr. William ...
... tHE VALUE OF JEWELLERY. Font young men, named respectively William McCarthy, Frank Andrews, Alfred Griffiths, and James Cnthbert, all of Hackney, were charged, the first-named with stealing diamond ring, value .£lO, the property of Miss Mary Maude Collins ...
... MONDAY, MAY the 14th, TNIB ramose elms a ILL aITM WHITEBAIT AT GREENWICH Benjamin Mr. Mark* (1i; Mr. (flimflam Mr. Frank Andrews; Jobs /ma, Mr. Gerrard Kiag ; Mile Lucretia Bauard, Miss Bowie Coker ; Sally (a Bermati, Mks Bernie Crowley. To bs followed ...
... LOdarm, Hinton St. George, the wife of Mr. James Stay, a hter. March 27, at Great astern Terrace, Yeovil, the wife ci Mr. Frank Andrews, a MARRIAGES. March 2lst, at Bristol, George Farewell Jones, of 56, London, sonar the late Mr. William Arthur Jones, of ...
... jig dancer; Mr. George Shepherd, his refined musical and mimetic sketches. Lecturer, Mr. G. A. Cooper. Pianoforte, Mr. Frank Andrews. Admission—Front Seats, 2s; Second Seats, la; Third Scats, 6d. Tickets may bad of Mr. O. Phlllipaon. Marketplace, and Ur ...
... SHIPPING CASE. HIS OWNEES. Court of Admiralty, London, S., * mcu, the president, Sir »i ,noVt:d Court for au * Ca P fc ' Frank Andrews, the ll il . from • Kverett » ly»>g»t Middle*. °r^ve-,f ?- U frei hfc {rom car owners, fot- ,e,t » amoving the barque from ...
... the Commissicn of the Peace for the Oounty Palatine of lAM.E-‘- of the Chmdhol.:hobuly.lr.:r' Smith, of Accrington ; . Frank Andrews, Mr. Rupert Mason, snd Mr. John E. Mellor, Ashton-under-Lyne, and Mcr. Bobert Smith, of Dilworth, ‘ ...
... Richard John Russell, aged years. Andrews —On the 28th ult., at Regent-street, Southsea, William Valentine, son of Mr. Frank Andrews, aged two years. Berry—On the 29th ok.,fat Dumbarton-street, Landport, Mr. William Oliver Berry, aged years. Brown—On tho ...
... L uinoelot Smith. The following is a programme of the music;— Instrumental piece—Mies Andrew*, Mr. Wainwright, and Mr. Frank Andrews. Song —‘When the lights are low,’ Mr. Baylis. Ocarina solo—Mr. Wainwright. Song —‘The midship’its Mr. W. Graver. Beading‘ ...
... be foi c Sn Jam. s fiaanei , the president, Sir Walter Pfaillimore moved the Court for an injuootiou to mtrair. Capt. Frank Andrews, the master of the Eliza Everett, now lying at Middlesbro', from receiving freight from cargo owners and to prevent bis ...