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... E'strange, from the Royal Military College, to be Etmsign, without purchase, vice Knollys, promoted ; Assistant-Surgeon Frank Andrews, from the itt sWest India Regiment, to be Assistant-Surgesn, vice Bowiby, deceased- 4-d Foot-Lieittenant Wiltiain Robert ...
... 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 ...
... present crisis to agree to a reduction.—The following are firms mentioued as having offered a reduction :—Messrs. Jerry and Frank Andrew, Mr. Mark Andrew, Mr. John Buckley, Mr. James Buckley, Messrs Hilton, Messrs. Mark and Giles Andrew, Mr. I'cter Shaw, and ...
... them areliterally starving. The eriginators. 2 of this reduction are Messrs Giles and Mark Andrew, a rnd Messrs Jerry and Frank Andrew. They are tha o same Andrews whbo rained the woollen busineas In this O district; ani they heave freely lavished on them ...
... emnareltterally starving. Theoriginators- 2 of this rednction are Messrs Giles and Mark Andrew. O and Messrs Jerry and Frank Andrew. They are the- same Andrews who ruined the wooiien business in this dietrice, ad they have freely lavished on them, the ...
... John Howard, Stayley. George Garside, Stalybridge. Jorweth Davies, Stalybridge. Dr. Wood, Ashton. Joel Gee, Dukinfield. Frank Andrew, Moesley. Alfred Hyde, Dukinfield. John Handforth, Stalybridge. Joseph Hyde, Moorgate. George Hyde, Moorgate.. Ralph Ogden ...
... Howard, Stayley. - George Gnrside, Stllylbridge., Jorwotb Davies, Stalybridge. Dr. Wood, Ashton. Joel Gee, Dukinhield. Frank Andrew, Mlossley. Alfred Hyde, Dukinfield. John Hanvdforth, Stalybridge. Joseph Hyde, foorgate. George Hyde, Moorgate. Ralph Ogden ...
... spoke. Dcar Mr. 11-, in mercy tell the worst. A fear- ful report has reached us: it is rumoured that my hus- band and Frank Andrews have quarrelled, and gomne out to fight. It cannot be. A crowd of friends and neighbours would never hsarbarously look ...
... Mr. N. Buckley, for the town's division. Mr. Greenwood, of .e Little Moss, Mr. Samuel Lees, far Knott Lanes, and Mr. a Frank Andrew, for Hartshead division, and Mr. E. Turner, D, 'a assistant, with the whole of the collectors, as before. hen II BOARD ...
... Iby secu., J. G. Rloscoe, Henry Helljun., Thomas Mellor, Henry Howiir ids' Nield, Jolin Lees (ParlcBridge), Robert Evans, Frank Andrew, the pri Ose- Walter Bevies, Joseph H-uent, James Kersltaw, S. Howard, jnercas on, Stephen Andrew, Jolnies Shawy, John ...
... Chsnleswortb, H. I-lalljuec., Samuel Lees, C. B. I ;ht Ott (Manchester), W. T. Hanabrow, B, Ledgard, B. flew- F da. birat, Frank Andrew, E. Cryar, J. Kiteelt, G. Lees, &I. Fhere tI tar were also many ladies present. After tha tea tables had been a :da cleared ...
... BANKRUPrcY.-Yesterday, be. fore Mr. Commissioner Ayrton, in the matter of JoSEPIx VARLEY, of Huddersfield, yarn spinuer, Mr. Frank Andrew, leg, of Manchester, waste dealer, and Mr. A. K. KEye, Mold- rhe Green, near Huddersfield, were appointed trade assiecees ...