... the estate being .£389,883 19s. 9d. By his will of March 22nd, 1808, he ap- I minted his sons George Heaver, HBmry-road. Upper Tooting, and Alfred Heaver, ox 10, King’s Bench Walk, Tem- Sle, his son-in-law William Joseph avers, of Arundel, and Leonard William ...

... Probate Division of His Majesty's High Court of Justice on the 3lst day of August 1901 by George Heaver of 1 Hilbury Road Upper Tooting Surrey Esquire Alfred Heaver of 10 Kings Bench Walk Temple in the City of London Esquire (the sons of the said deceased) ...

... Trustee*.” Notiea i* Hereby Given that ati'.) Creditor* and orher persoa* bavin? aay j claim* or demands ayainst the instate Alfred Heaver late of Oak Lodge Uppe.r Tooting and Holcombe Westcoit near Dorking both in the County of Surrey deceased who dl*d on the ...

... then submitted: Robert Barclay, Bury Hill, proposed by Alfred Heaver, and seconded by Dr. F. R. Fairbank ; also by Dr. Fairbank and John Johnson. Henry Herbert Chaike, farmer, Milton Farm, Alfred Mitchell and Joseph Canfield Pannell. Edward Brooks, carpenter ...

... Dorking. da 335 The Late Mrs. Heaver.— The funeral of Mrs. Heaver, widow of the late Mr. Alfred Heaver, who died under such tragic circumstances a few years ago, took place in the Westcott Churchyard on Monday. Mrs. Heaver died at Tooting on Thursday in ...

... Dawson; .T. w. Banks; Arthur Hutton; Alfred and 'ynnie Hood; Tradesmen ; Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Bros. ; Mrs. Rumford; Mr. and Mrs. H. Canning ; Mr. and Mrs. J. »>. Burton ; Mrs. and Mias Finke; Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Heaver; Mrs. Thomas Gee; Mr. and Mrs. W. A ...

... , Gregory, Grosvenor Clarendon Wm., baker and confectioner. High-street,— Proposer Adam Long (Barnet Wood-lane), seconder Alfred Leonard Skilton (Highstreet); proposer John Wilsden (Kingston-road), seconder Walter T. Barnes (Kingston-road); proposer S ...

... Scarr, of Herne Hill, who was viairing Dorking, said Mr. Heaver told him he took his sister's part against oung 20 years ago, and Young had never forgiven him. Dr. Hugh Blakoney said Mr. Heaver remarked to him that the wretched man took him all unawares ...

... ordered at present. A Westcott Matter.—Mr. H. J. Chaldecott, solicitor, wrote that he was instructed by his client, Mr Alfred Heaver, of Holcombe Cottage, Westcott, to ask if th© Rural District Council would be good enough to put and keep in repair the ...

... between Herbert Mhvow. second son of Edward Rowe Fishier-Rowe, of Thorn combe. Guildford, and Maud, eldest daughter ot the late Alfred Seymour and Mrs. Seymour, of 17, Castle-hill Avenue, Folkestone. marriage arranged between Desmond, fourth son of the la ie ...

... against Mr. Heaver any more than he could have had against any one of tihem. It seemed to be entirely an imaginary grievance, and it was the more sad that Mr. Heaver should have met his death under such circumstances. FUNERAL OF MR. HEAVER. 1 The final ...