... 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‘ ...

... SOCIETE. -At the weekly meetang on Tuesday, Mr. H. Halle read a paper on Legal humounate and hatisooriam. written by Mr. Frank Andrews. Mr. T. toe presided. On the sealing, two papers on Dress and Ihsestablishinent, the termer by Mr. J. Oakford and ...

... papers on Sowers were reed by Mews. W. O. Miller, H. S. Smith and W. LA. Halls. There was a fair muster of member', and Mr. Frank Andrews took the chair. Ifissrosarte flocirre. —Oa Wednesday evening • large audience attended a meeting which was held in the ...

... he asked the magistrates to adjourn the application for week.—The request was granted. A IiANO OF OItCiIARP Br RAKERS. Frank Andrews, Janiet ('artmtll, Tom Murray, Wi'.ltam Murray, Alfred Surey, and James Chapman, boys, all living Parton, were charged ...

... the landlady. who I spared no expense or trouble to make all present comfortable. Levet. Success.—We understand that Mr. Frank Andrews, son of Mr. T. J. Aodrews, of the Sink, has paused the intermediate examination of the Law Incorporated Society recently ...

... prover action. A CHICAGO DIVORCE CASF. Chicago is mildly excited over a divorce suit bronght by Mrs. Andrews her husoand, Frank Andrews, sou of the President of Kenyon College. Mrs. Andrews is pleased to set fortn in her bill that her youth was passed in ...

... waa held by Mr. J. F. Brombam. Coroner, at West Putford, North Devon, Tuesday, the body of child 18 montbs old. called Frank Andrews, son of a farmer of Kesmeldon Farm. From the evidence given it transpired that the child bad been sitting on a stool and ...

... that it was very much like his writing. j This morning Mr. Watson was called on his subpoena, ; but did not answer. Mr. Frank Andrews said that he went to Dover on : Saturday last, and saw Mrs. Watson. She said that her i husband was very ill; and witness ...

... does. On Wednesday it became uneasy, soon seemed to be in much vain, and, at So'c/ock that evening, the sar- vices of Mr Frank Andrews, veterinsry surg>on, were asked and promptly given. He found the poor animal | sitting on its haunches, straining, and ...

... William Smith. Albert Osborne, James Wood, Horace Fleet, Walter Richards, Alfred Lane, Albert Payne. Standard lll. — Frank Andrews, Henry Bnrrell, Frank Dov»y. George 3riffiths, William Poyner, Mark Synock, William Dolloway, Joseph Stanton, Frank Cole ...

... Well-written papers were given tows. W. M. Neiman Smith, and W. A. Halls on 'F.owem There was a fair muster of [members. Mr. Frank Andrews presided. Youmans Socierr.—On Wednesday evening time was a crowded meeting in the Infante' National Scboadoom under the ...

... he wee allowed to make a statement, and in reply to the Benoh said he was punished for not doing his lessons properly. Frank Andrews, a monitor, boxed his ears, and defendant hit him with a stick. He did not know bow many times, bnt more then once. Defendant ...