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... 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 ...
... Harris.—The prisoner's husband appeared and stated that his wife was very 111, and the case was accordingly adjittnted. Frank Andrews, Johnson's-yard, Blackfriars-rued, was sum. moned for causing bodily injury to Mark Wright, on the sth of Septemb. r, by ...
... afterwards partaken of by a good company in a tent erected in • meadow kindly placed at the disposal of the club by Mr. Frank Andrews. The catering of Mr. Summerfichl, of the Bed Lion, gave meek satisfaction. After dinner Major J. Clarke presided, and ...
... Monday.—As had been locked since then, he was let off with a tine of 2s. 6d. and costs. Stealing Roses.—Joseph Dennett, 20, Frank Andrews, 15, Henry Sadler, 17, George Daniel Ryder, 16, John Gramger, 15, mid George Leal, 14, were charged with stealing a quantity ...
... creditable display of their musical capabilities, is. we are informed, largely due to the energetic conductorship of Mr. Frank Andrews, the Asylum organist, who furnished last Saturday an illustration of how two very difficult duties may he satisfactorily ...
... Education .let.— Thomas Andrews was summoned by Mr. C. J. Moody, school attendance officer, for neglecting to send his eon, Frank Andrews, to school, and was ordered to send him regular ly for the future to the Altou British Sohool. Unjust Weights.— A. J. Harding ...
... cross-summons against Hawkins was dismissed as groundless. Mr. East gave defendant v good character. SPORT OR EXERCISE.— Frank Andrews was summoned for sporting on Sunday, by using greyhounds and a terrier and taking a hare at Owslebury.—Police-con- stable ...
... FJ. A Vestry MreTine was heid in the vestry room at Falwasser) presiding. For the othice of overseers of the poor Mr. Frank Andrews and Mr. W J. Kemp were nominated ; and the Rev. J. F. Falwasser was elected waywarden for the ensuing year. ...
... =ibon of Buckeridge as town crier. he baring dan almshouse. An epplication for the oaks bed been made by his graudeon. Frank Andrews, bat the matter was referred to C.=caret. Conn. Lets remarking that whoever obtained. the post must not expect any salary ...
... Stonley's Summer Visit ; William Kirby, Gilbert Tireiham's Story ; Waiter Rubinson, Our Honolulu Boys. Titian* CLAM. —Frank Andrews, Latm Dictionary and Minato° ; Reginald Stedman, The Young Llanero and Truth and its Tnumphh ; Percy Stedman, Robin ...
... and Edith Legg, aged 1 year and 7 months. A NDREWS .—April 6, at Herborough-place, Newbury, after a few days illness, Frank Andrews* aged 17. Witirga.—April 4, at Bartholomew-street, Newbury Agnm Minnie Whiter, aged 13 years. HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. CRAVEN ...
... and bound over, in the sura of £5, to keep the peace for six months. School Board Canes.— Attendance orders were made on Frank Andrews, NelsonVynrd, St. 1 date’s, James Fletcher, 19, Victor-street, and John IlarnhiL 118, Walton-strcet. ...