... Mr. Bigham, QOC., repre- to ac :,sented the defendants. cr In opening the ease Air. Shee said the plain- th e tiff, Mr. Frank Andrew, was about 60 years of fo 11 age, and was a member of a well-known family in Ashton-under-Lyne, where he was connected ...

... y. -Ass old mm anmuesds Wilianem Whittle was charged witfl esteallag a numbs,-p of euheafblis from the gaerden of Mr. Frank Andrews, Oid Oheepter- roaed, Trasemere. On Batarday afternoon filee prisoner weset into flea pe-oseceefor's garden and Petled ...

... Mather for and on behalf ot the Lirer_ poot Household Stores Association. Signed, L P. Shorrock. ?? Ai. Shalleross, andE Frank Andrews, provi-ional liquidator. BWa Ithe directors desired him to do was tc procure the delav of the winding-up order, sa that ...

... WEETMAN, of Nos. 175 and 17 Fox. ly street, Liverpool, oil dealer.-ir. Husband, sup. iw ported; Mr. Barkeropposedfor'Mr. Frank Andrew at a creditor. The bankrupt filed his petition on the Sn th January, and on the 29th December previous he purchased from ...

... plaintiff wase Charles Chadwick Thomason, a cotton spinner S and cotton waste dealer at Manchester, and the u defendant, Frank Andrew, was also a cotton waste dealer in the same city. Mr. Temple, Q. . and Mr. Higgin appeared for the plaintiff, andv Mr. ...

... £5; second best, £2; third best, £I.— 1 1, Hill, of Millwright street, Leeds; JohnC Taylor, of Catlands. Leeds ; 3 Frank Andrew, of Ashtou under-Lyne; highly oomaendei, James K. Ratnford, Cophili House, Fazakerlf y. Best bheep Dog £2; second best ...