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... (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*, ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... consent, Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Goldsmith, Mr., Mrs. and Miss Chaffraiz, Kr. and Moss Strang, I Mrs. W. H. Gardener, Mrs. Frank Andrews, Mr. and Mrs. Meewr and child, Mrs. Estevez and family, Miss Felton, Mrs. and Miss Ledyard, Mrs. Connolly, Mrs. Louise ...
... my gratification that this bad e been done. and there the mtter ended so fras I j was then concerned. But yesterday Mr. Frank Andrews, who could have no possible interest in f the former license, applied for a transfer of it f from the former applicant ...
... moulder, Spa-row, was charged with riotous conduct the Theatre on September 15th. He was also charged with assaulting Frank Andrews in the theatre the same date. Mr. W. Gomersal, lessee of the Worcester Theatre, proved that defendant's language and behaviour ...
... ained of . THEFT OF A DIAMOND RING. $lAt the Middlesex Sessioms to-day, beiore Mr. Warry, Q.C., William M'Carthy, 18, and Frank Andrews, 20, labourers, pleaded guilty to an indict~ ment charging them with stealing and receiving & diamond ring, value £lO, ...
... 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 ...
... 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. ...
... this way. BOYS MUST NOT DO AS THBT LIKB. Frederick Vince, farmer, of Brer.t Eleigh, appeared to a summons for u-saulting Frank Andrews, on the 24th October. Defendant pleaded gulty, but urged extenuating cause. stated that the complainant worked for him ...
... =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 ...