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... my gratification that this bad e been done. and there the mtter ended so fras I j was then concerned. But yesterday Mr. Frank Andrews, who could have no possible interest in f the former license, applied for a transfer of it f from the former applicant ...
... by the Home Secretary to penal servitudo for life. OnWednesdy ?? received instructions to place the names of Mfessrs. Frank Andrews, Rupert Mason, and John B. Mellor, all of Ashton-under.Lyne also of Mr. Robert Smith, of Dilworth, Amounderness; and Mr ...
... Andrews, 34, a comedian, was charged on a to r warrant, before Mr. Hopkins, with neglecting to ce maintain his child, Frank Andrews, whereby he th had become chargeable to the Lambeth Board di Xof Guardians. - Edward Payne, an officer of of the guardians ...
... the institution. 'In the Chancery Division of the High Court of Justice, yesterday, Mr. Justice Stirling appointed Mr Frank Andrews l provisional liquidator of the Liverpool Household Stores Association, Limited, a b petition having been presented for ...
... n come to the conclusion that the carrying on of the l c'mpany would be the best thing for the share. c holders. s Mr. Frank Andrews, in his affidavit, stated that c Ihe had for twolve years been intimately associated wiith the Manchester Hounsebold Stores ...
... Bowulon, and 2, Marcden-street, Man- chester was proved at Chester on November 30 last under £60.000 by his executors, Frank Andrew, of Ashlton-under-Lyne, cotton spinner, Jhmes William Woodall, of Manchester, solicitor, and Thomas Utley, of Cheetham-hill ...
... family will very hi probablyvisit' Scotland some time next month. .s A RUNAWAY BANK1IupT CAPTumunD.-A short tI time ago, Mr. Frank Andrew, of Mossley Lanca 'tr shlre, cotton spinner, who had recently been bi made bankrupt, escaped at Moinchestei .from the a ...
... arrangement, the Revising Barrier commenced with the The following persons had their votes allowed David Allen, SheweliVread; Frank Andrew, Springtank, Church-lane ; William Frederick Arcber, ; Henry Ashton, Queen's-place; John Barker, Hope-terrace, Elm-lane; ...
... Biracewell, jun.; Alt Edge, Mr. Robert Kenworthy; Stami- ury rick Hill and Liktley, Air. Charles Turner; Mof(ssley, Mr. han Frank Andrew; Ilazlelsurst, Mr-. Thomas Buckley; Heyrod, Ms Mr. James Scholield; Ridge Hill end Laiies, Mr. Joseph ?? Garside; H-urst ...
... H. Pemberton, Salford, out of busi- ness; J. Evans, St. Helens, innkeeper; R. Entwistle, Cart House, stoneqcsarvyman; Frank Andrew, Mossley, near Manchester, cotton spinner; John Henry Banks, Barford-street, Liverpool Road, engraver; Thomas Banks, Hulme ...
... prisoner Smith was committed for three months, with bard labour. A RuNAWAY DEBTOR CAPTURED IN LEEDS.- About ten days ago, fir. Frank Andrew, of Mossley, Lan- cashire, aotton-spinner, and who has recently been in the Bankrnptcy Court, escaped, at Manchester, from ...
... Cuyco ?? de La Cras tils the 61, Gtilemier-st.'John Pluinbley-..Anu Plumshley ref. scal 2-4 Mdoartelds~ Peter NTlscmson.Frank Andrew Iof 12I, Paris Hii-rd..-William Strains..Mary Jane Strains bet Uon 26.,Tsrlaioa-streat Pricfilla Tarr .. -Alfred Gregory ...