... TILE LATE MR.HEAVER'S WILL. The estate be. been valued at £539.241 19. pi ioolydin6 peremalty Of h net mum! of £235,250 64., of Mr. Alfred Heaver, of Lode, Upper Tootiog. end of Comm% Westoott, near Leaking, Wilder. and owner of considerable freeho.d ...

... assistant Bine years. for over thirty years, and bursar for Tus Witt of Mr. Alfred Heaver, of Oak Lodge, , and , builder, who was shot by law, died on August 8, been proved Heaver Alfred Wiliam William North Wey, the of the estate bring, sy weight- in which ...

... brother-in-law, Mr. Alfred Heaver, a Balham contractor. Mr. Heaver died on Thursday, and the inquest on Saturday concerned his death. In the case of Young the jury had previously returned a verdict of Suicide while temporarily insane. Mr. Heaver was on his way ...

... Hill, who was visiting the village, said that Mr, Heaver told him that took his lister's part against Young 20 years ago, and that Young had never forgiven him.—Dr. Hugh Blakeney stated that Mr. Heaver said liim that Yoong had taken him unawares.-The jury ...

... THE TRAGEDY NEAR DORKING . Ihe inquest on the body of Mr. Alfred Heaver, the Dorking gentleman who succumbed to injuries received through being shot by James Young, his brother-in-law, who afterwards committed suicide, was held on Saturday. he widow of ...

... BEQUESTS. The estate has been valued £389,883 19s. 9d. including personalty of the net value of £235,2 6s. 6d., of Mr. Alfred Heaver, of Oak Lodge, Tooting, and of Holcombe Cottage, Wesicott, rK Dorking, builder. The will bears date July 29, 1898, Mr. ...

... Herne-hill. who was visiting Dorking. said Mr. Heaver told him that be had taken his sister's part against Young t.k) years ago, and the latter had never forgiven him. Dr. Hugh Blakeney said that Mr. Heaver had remarkedto him thatthe wretched man had taken ...

... of Herne-hill, who was visiting Dorking, said Mr. Heaver told him that he had taken his sister's part against Young years ago. and the latter had never forgiven him. Dr. Hugh Blakeney said that Mr. Heaver had remarked to him thatthe wretched man had taken ...

... Retchworth for Folkestone, where the honeymoon is to he spent. The presents numbered over 70. DORKING. TILE LATE MR. HEAVER --Alfred Heaver, of Oak Lodge. Upper Tooting, and of Holcomb , . Cottage. Westeott. near Dorking, builder, and owner of considerable ...

... THE DORKING TRAGEDY. ’quest on the body of Mr. Alfred Heaver. Porting, v.lio succumbed to injuries received “rough being shot by Young, his brothcr- Ljj ' afterwards committed suicide, was Mid on Saturday. Mrs. Young stated that she **o not know that ...

... Herne-hill, who was visiting Dorking, said Mr. Heaver told him that he had taken his sister's part 'against Young 20 years ago, and the latter had never forgiven him. Dr. Hugh Blakeney said that 'Mr. Heaver had remarked to him that the wretched man had ...

... TELE DORKING SHOOTING CASE. INQUEST ON MR. HEAVER. The inquest on the body of Mr. Alfred Heaver, Dorking gentleman who succumbed to injuries received through being shot by James Young, his brother-in-law, who after wards committed suicide, was held on ...