... greatly esteemed and respected, not only by his own communion, but by those of other denominations. An old colonist, Mr. Frank Andrew, of Otahuhu (head of the firm of Messrs. F. Andrew, Sons, and Co.), died on November 17, at the coinparativell early age ...

... VARIETY CHARGER. Frank Andrews, 32, labourer, of Brunswickstreet, Hackney, was charged (1) with stealing 7s. from Annie Barnard ; |2), with assaulting her by striking her the face with his fist; and (8), with being rogue and vagabond, because living the ...

... DESPICABLE THING. Frank Andrews. 32. labourer, of Homerton, was charged, on remand, with assaulting robbing woman (Annie Barnard), with whom cohabited, and on whose immoral earnings was alleged to have lived. Police-constable J saw the prisoner strike ...

... proved hew efficiency in prayer meetings. But the innovation is too important . . to be nettled quickly. A despicable named Frank Andrews. labourer, wee at the North London Police Court on Saturday sentenced to seven months' hard labour for having violently ...

... but has not succeeded, the judge declaring the long and un- broken usage a sufficient justification for the practice* Frank Andrews, 32, labourer, was at the North Loudon Police Court on Saturday sentenced to seven mcnths' hard labour for having violently ...

... response was made by Mr. F. H. SrILLMAN. Tii MINICAL PROGRAMME. A capital lot of songs were sung, particularly by Mr. Frank Andrews, whose vigorous Tenderloin, of popular comics, afforded much amusement. Mr. Lacey sang of Elsie of the glen, Mr. Hayton ...

... members and balance ou the right side wa* tub* milted and adopted. The election of officers resulted as follows Captain, Mr. Frank Andrews;secretaries. Messrs. U. O. Curtis end H. New non . treasurer, Mr, H. Newaou. '1 retiring committee were re-slecteU, with ...

... . Mr. Nicholson condacted the burial sorvice. The carriers were Meesrs. . Whitehead, J. Whitehead, O. Worthiogton, aod Frank Andrew. Beveral of his former workmates—Mossrs. F'. Andrew, James Nadio, John Warharst, Jobn Satcliffe, and Bilas Backley —~lso ...

... members and balance on the right aide was submitted and adopted. The election of officers resulted follows;—Captain, Mr. Frank Andrews; secretaries. Messrs. H. O. Curtis and H. Xewson; treasurer, Mr, H. Xewson. The retiring committee were re-elected, with ...

... coantry. Ultimasely A succesefal isane was brooght about by a sehomse for to their town. Another donor 10 this trust was Mrs. Frank Andrew, who had very generomaly established a scholarship to the memory of her husband—no bettor man ever lived in Ashton—tenabls ...

... officer* iho entiling year was at fn'l-va*: —l'raeideat. bur I.awienca Janos, Halt.; Mr. Uoury Newton; boa. esotetary, Mr. Frank Andrews, whom wao accorded hearty Tote thanks for bit sarTico*. Tho old were n>- elocted, with Iwition of Mr. H. Mr. Peorsua re-elected ...

... Our tea meeting. both of which were loudly applauded. whilst his sketch of People we tueet was very well done. Mr. Frank Andrews, whe has latterly attained to the position of a popular vocalist. gave hie •Ittorous rendering of If I, It 1, if I do ...