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... THE LATE MR. HEAVER. Mr. Alfred Heaver, of Oak Lodge, Tooting, and Holcombe Cottage, Westcott, builder, who was shot by his brother-inlaw, and died on August Btn, in his sixtyfirst year, left personal property of the value of fis. 6d., the value of the ...
... Probate Division of His Majesty's High Court Justice on the 51st day August 1901 by George Heaver of 1 Hilbnry Road Upper Tooting Surrey Esquire Alfred Heaver of 10 Kings Bench Walk Temple in the City of London Esquire (the sons the said deceasedl William ...
... Til ford, Surrey, the wife Edward Armitage. ot a daughter. HKAVEB.—On April 7th, Linden House, Lealherhead, the wife of Alfred Heaver, a son. DODD : HOBBB. —On April 7th. Tuobridge Wells, Principal Aden*?, D.D.. Charles Dodd. of Lodge, Tunbridge Wells, ...
... Probate Division of His Majesty's High Court of Justice on the 51sl day of August 1901 by George Heaver of 1 Uilbury Road Upper Tooting Surrey Esquire Alfred Heaver of Kings Bench Walk Temple in the City London Esquire sons the said deceased) William Joseph ...
... Croydon, the wife of Jneonli Kiohard Illlder. eon. KKAVKM.—Ob Jnimarr iJrd. Lnnlen Hotue. Lt'athenhfiul. the wife of Alfred Heaver, of a .laughter ARK —On January i.rd. 8. Windmlllroad. Oros-don. tlie wife of Arthur Richard Hint re. of em LKWIS. -On ...
... enthusiasms, and the latter’s son, Arthur (now serving in India) was Hon. Secretary and Treasurer of the club before this Alfred Brooker was a carrier between Godstone and the Borough, and is no relation of the “Surrey Mirror” agents of the same name ...
... Edward Armit. , /'iprif IMb, Forres, East Croy- > W. Harold and (Jertrude p.-On April 7th, at Linden House, •,, the wife of Alfred Heaver, iiu!kv.-On April Btli. at Harlow, Beij tot lie wife of J. E. Humphery-a , April 9th, Nunthorpe, ' .-idge. the wife of ...
... two men in connection with the charge of stealing it. While on his way to St. Catherine’s Free Church, where was organist, Alfred George Charles, aged 54. of Wembley, fell dead at the Mansion House Station. At the inqtlesf it'*as stated that death Was ...
... Mrs. A. Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Humphries, Mr. G. M. S. Tennent, Mr. H. S. Holder. Mr. and Mrs. Poyntz Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Heaver, Mrs. Sumner Weatherall. Mrs. Maurice Heath. Miss Heath. Mr. and Mrs. J. Langton, Lieut. E. C. Ford, Second-Lieut. R. J ...
... well them. Mr Robert Scarr, Herne Hill, who was visiting Dorking, said Mr. Heaver told him he took his sister’- part against oung ami *^ civen him. Dr. Hugh Blakeney said Mr. Heaver remarked to him that the wretched man took him all unawares. The jxiry returned ...
... Scarr, of Herne Hill, who was visiting Dorking, said Mr. Heaver told him he took his sister’s part against Young 20 years ago. and Young had never forgiven him. Dr. Hugh Blakenev said Mr. Heaver remarked to him that the wretched man took him all unawares ...
... Hayes; Mrs. | T. A. Andrews; Miss Joyce Parr and Miss Audrey Parr; Mrs. W. H. Pelly. Miss Pelly; ! Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Heaver and Miss i Jennie Heaver; Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Poyntz Roberts; The Rev. E. Everard Willey; Miss Ruth Martin; Mrs. and Maurice E. Heath; ...