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... 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 ...
... and costs for playing pitch and toss Cud >vorth May 5, 1888. —Thomas Marsh, John Camm, Joseph Perry, Harry Rowbottom, Frank Andrews, Henry Machin, Lawrence Mellor, James Adams, and Herbert Hawke were charged with gaoibling with cards by playing at game ...
... Gardens, Kent, licensc-d victualler and refreshment contractor, but now of Glenarm-road, London, out of business. Ernest Frank Andrews, Upper Norwood, Surrey, but lately trading in co-partnership with Arthur Augustus Dyer, at Buckingham-street, Birmingham ...
... Gardens, Kent, licensed victualler and refreshment contractor, but now of Glenarm-road, London, out of business. _ Ernest Frank Andrews, Upper Norwood, Surrey, but htely traciing in copartnership with Arthur Augustus Dyer, at Buckingham-street, Birmingham ...
... Gardens, Kent, licensed victualler and refreshment contractor, but now of Glenarm road, London, out of business. Ernest Frank Andrews, of Upper Norwood, Surrey, but lately trading in co-partnership with Arthur Augustus Dyer, at Buckingham street, Birmingham ...
... Gardens, Sent, licensed victualler and refreshment contractor, but now of Glenarm-road, London, out of business. Erneet Frank Andrews, Upper Norwood, Surrey, but 1.c.1. trading in co-partnership with Arthur Augustus Dyer, at Buckingham-street, Birmingham ...
... costa for playinn pitch and toss at Cud >vorth on May 5,1888. —Thomas Marsh, John Cam in, Joeeph Perry, Harry Rowbottom, Frank Andrews, Henry Mnchin, Lawrence Mellor, James Adams, and Herbert Hawke were charged gambling with cards by playing at game called ...
... and seeing money thrown up in the air.— ts were fined 5s costs each, they Sohn Can aes ee Lawrence Mellor, Rowbottom, Frank Andrews, Henry M: lads George Adams, and Herbert Hawke, a batch of Nether, on the 6th inst.—P.C. with gambling stated thes on ...
... Boshemille Gardens. Kent, Beamed victualler and refreshment contractor, but sow of Glecarmroad, London, out of badness. Ernest Frank Andrews, Upper Norwood, Surrey, bat lately trading in impartnership with Arthur Augustus Dyer, et Buokinghamstrest, Birmingham ...
... trial. New County Magistrates.— Yesterday roommg the County Sealkerper received instructions to place the names of Messrs Frank Andrews, Rupert Mason, and John E. Mellor, all of Ashtouunder-Lyne, also of Mr Robert Smith, Dil worth, Amoundemess, and Mr William ...
... Crooks Elliott, coal miner, Jue Rote, both of Barnsley. DEATHS. Annurwi.—On the 7th inst., Tankersley, John Charles, soa of Frank Andrews, aged 7 months. Sykes.—March 3, Bence House, Dai ton, Eleanor Elisabeth, wife of Wm. Sykes, farmer, aged 68 yean. Tatlox ...
... MAGISTRATES FOR LANCASHIRE. d Yesterday morning the Counity Sealkeeper received in- l structione to piace the names of Messrs. Frank Andrews, ?? Rupert Mason, and John E. 'Mellor, all of Ashton-under- . Lyne; also of Mr. Robert Smith, of Dilworth, Amoun- derness: ...