... ON DR. FRANK ANDREW’S Nothing but kindly memone* left behind; For over forty years you've been car fr:end And helped the sick, the lame, the poor, the blind; May you have naught but comfort to* your end. Could I but tell a fraction of * aid That you have ...

... THE HENDON AND FINCHLEY TIMES. i*r. frank Andrew's report. The report of the medical officer for Hendon has now been passed by the District Council. It givee number of intonating details as to the health of the pariah fur the year 1896, and also some ...

... RESORT MEDICAL OFFICER. Dr. Frank Andrew's annual report on the sanitary condition of the Urban District of Hendon has just been presented. From this it appears that the general health is fairly satisfactory. Dr. Andrew says year has been an important ...

... soldiers in trouble. Two privates the Battalion of the Middlesex Regiment (Islington’s Own) —Frank Andrews, 23, and William Arthur Nabb, 28— were charged on remand with stealing a horse and van, set of harness, and Quantity of fruit aud vegetables, of ...

... FiaiON*. Five —Harry .J*w*on, 13, of Aooeateyroad ; Frank Andrews, 13, and George Rauger, 12, both Salisbury road ; William Gee, 11, of Brunswick-road. Upper Holloway; and Sidney Gray, 11, of Devonsbire-road, Holloway—were charged with stealing nine pigeons ...

... knocked down by cab. Her iojariea, happily to lay, wore not eerions, and after alight cut the head had been dressed at Dr. Frank Andrew's surgery, she was able to proceed home. Chdbch or Esolaud Society. - Mise Whiteley has received the following letter from ...

... slipped off the driving seat. He waa picked Mr. Francis James Harris, of t -roacl. ond conveyed in the loiters motorcar to Frank Andrew’s surgery. Here it was found the man ,vos suffering from cuts the left aide of the head and injuries to the shoulder. After ...

... championships. Golf, however, was his main sport. Towards the end the last century he and three other enthusiasts—Dr. Frank Andrews. Mr. T. J. Cutting and Mr. Aulagnier—used to to hayfield where the clubhouse now stands and practise shots between two ...

... if the rates increase and things remain they are at present Is my intention leave. Mr. Walsh then handed in copy of Dr. Frank Andrew’s report as medical officer Hendon. , . Mr. F. W. Hearn; It not our report. Tho Commissioner said lie did not see what ...

... disturbing the public peace, and the net result of this short relapse was a fine and costs of 10s 6d and an injured face. Dr. Frank Andrew’s report as to the sanitary condition of Hendon for the year 1897 has been issued, and we hope ere long to give some details ...

... their busioesa occupation, and they naturally seek to avail themselves of the customary liberality of festive meetings. Dr. Frank Andrew’s report, as medical officer for the pariah of Hendon, usual contains some elaborate tables and calculations. In tbe first ...

... the Royal Engineers as a telegraphist. Dr. Andrew Collision.—At the Crossroads, Golden. Green, on Wednesday night, Dr. Frank Andrew’s motor car came into collision with a motor omnibus. Both vehicles were slightly damaged, but there were no personal injuries ...