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... frequently been befriended by Mr. heaver, who had started Young in business. Mr. Heaver was immensely wealthy. His estate has teen _ VALCID AT £389,883 19R. 9D. including a personalty of the net value of £235,250 6s. 6d. Mr. Heaver was a builder and owner of ...
... whole the estate being £389,883195. 9d. By his will of March 22,1898, he appointed bis sons George Heaver, of Hillbory-road, Upper Tooting, and Alfred Heaver, 10, King’s Bench-walk, Temple, his son-in-law William Joseph Havers,of Arundel, and Leonard William ...
... J. and Jessie L. Haughton, ® «D«*rtAd West, Folkestone ■** i ER—Bih inst, his residence, West*tt bea»h. near Dcrk’ng. Alfred Heaver, hie 61 st year ***** —iith invt . B*i!«trode-street, London, Lieut-CoL I S.C . Resident of Nepal, aged 54. ■UKENZIE —4tti ...
... with this martial that be conceived the idea of writing the history of oar ono parish. Prior to this he had helped Mr Alfred Heaver in his Memorials of Chelsea. The thought occurred to him that, what Mr. sae doing for Chelsea, might., on • more scale ...
... itco place of Lord antage. Thf has been valued at £389,833 gross, including personalty of the net value £235,250. Mr. Alfred Heaver, Upper Tooting and Wp-ieitt. near Dorking, builder, and owner of freehold properly in the neighbourmod t,:* Junction, who ...
... who was visiting the villeg•, said that Mr. Heaver told him that he ti.ck his sister's part against Young twenty yearr ago, and that Young had never forgiven him. Dr. Hugh Blakeney stated that Mr. Heaver said to him that Young had taken him unaware* ...
... • record We learn from what we have iTeairon to believe is a reliable source that Mr. H. Holloway. with the late Mr. Alfred Heaver, having acquired the site of what was recently Holy Trinity Vicarage, in the Ba'ham High-road, have presented it to the ...
... 4 WS 111 as 1161 el 14, WO 11l ' :f1•1 ler 1149 211 143 TINISMOINDINI CA= =AN DosAmm.—Tbe lememmil ea the body of Mr. Alfred Heaver. of =, o vr g he Xed tree Wanes received bin dna by imam Young, bi. tootherdsiaw mkt afterwards commented salable. woo ...
... of Hernebill, who waa visiting Dorking, said Mr. Heaver told him that had taken bis sister part against Young twenty years ago. and the Utter had never forgiven him. Dr. Hugh Blakency said that Mr. Heaver had remarked to him that the wretched man had taken ...