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... LITTLE ABINGTON, Nows has been received that Pte. Frank Andrews, of the Suffolk Regiment, of Little Abington, has* been wounded in Hie hand, necessitating ampoitation o.i finger. He is now in hospital Nottingham. This is the third time Pte. Andrews has ...
... prize was wen hy Fred I.illey with a score of 165. Three mem Iters tied with score 95, each fired two shots, and a result Frank Andrews was second. Bert Carder third and S. fourth. Hearty cheers were given for Miss Herbert, who gave a stirring address to ...
... debt .£29 2s. 9d.—flla Honour made an order for the payment of s*. down and 2s. per month. D. A. Lowe, printer. Sobam. v. Frank Andrews. Claim for .£4 Is. 6d.—Mis Honour said that the defendant had joined the Army th* claim would struck out. James Pollard ...
... surveyor, Truanpington. Harry Leader Chew, baker. Bourn. Warren Ivan Cook, labourer, Burwell. John Bash, labourer, Cambridge. Frank Andrews, labourer, Duxford. Arthur George fishmonger, Chesterton. Chns. Homy Cutter, labourer. Ltle. Ahington. Frederick John Billeit ...
... husband to Annie Leontine Chapman; £l,OOO to M’« Gw'»”'/in Moore: £l,OOO her godson, William Trego sse Moore; per annum to Frank Andrews, £26 per annum Jane Hunt, both of Hinxton, Climbs. The residue her property she left to Charles Hugh Inglis Forster for ...
... Fred George Berry, 89, Orantchester-street, monotype operator; Mrs. Lilian Chapman, 4, Langhamtoad, married woman; Edward Frank Andrews, 32. Bishop's-road, printer; Harold Edward Cieek, 11, King's-road, plumber; Arthur Benton, 95, Alpha-terrace, Trumpington ...
... Haigh, J. Cornell. W. Clarke, George Peachey, James Bowman, Redhouse, Holttum, A. B. Paine, J. Harding, Ernest Foster, Frank Andrews, J. Col man, A. Ginn, B. D. Shelton, Green, and others. . . Tne Secretary (Rev. J. W. Upton) read the annual report of ...
... when his youngest son joined the Army. He himself is only just severe illness recovering from a very LITTLE ABINGTON. Pte Frank Andrews, Suffolk Regiment, of Little Abington, has been wounded in the neck, amd is now in hospital at Orpington. Kent. ...
... for King and country. accept my sin ceres sympathy in vour sad 10-js. LITTLE ABINGTON. News has been received that Pte. Frank Andrews. the Suffolk Regiment, of Little Abington. ha* been wounded in The left hand, necessitating amputation of finder. now in ...
... Wolfe H Fuller chairs lent Mr Pointer Air A Alatthew lowers given Airs Alessrs F C Smith A B Whibley H Kebly H fruit D E F Frank Andrews WAY TICKET SYSTEM Chesterton Falls Into Line THE GUABDIANS’ DECISION wav ticket chief topic at meeting of Chesterton Board ...
... at Seward’s End, was ordered to pay 10s., including costs.—Samuel Purkis and George Matthews, horsemen, Hempstead, and Frank Andrews, Joseph Barnard, Ralph Wilson, and George Purkis, labourers, Hempstead, were each ordered to pay 2s. costs for haring no ...
... James Andrews, F. Minns, 8. Wilson, M. Ryder, T. Paine, and Ellis ; (Hinxton) Messrs Charles Billett, F. Kemp, W. Rayner, Frank Andrews, P. Coleman, J. Whitehead, G. Billett ; (Ickleton) Messrs. J. Bunnage, F, Shipp, J. Page, 0. Page, G. Bince, H. Andrews ...