... King. Cbabert had two witnaaaet, though somewhat contradictory in their evidence,, swore positively to the main fact. Mr. Futvoye positively asserted hit innocence. The clnae of the proceedings being somewhat curious, give the report more length. Mr. Ftttroye ...

... their evidence,, swore positively to the main fact. Mr. Futvoye as positively asserted his innocence. The close at the proceedings being somewhat curious, we give the report more at length* Mr. Futvoye.— I deny, sir, in the most positive and solemn manner ...

... MARRIAGE. July 21, at St. John's, Hackney, George Futvoye, *Esq. of Wei beck-street, Caveiioishsi|uare, to Eadv, eldest daughter of Isaac Booth, Esq. of the Triangle, Hackney. DEATHS. July 2G, at Penzance, Mr. W. Bell, of the firm of Harper and Bell, ...

... DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS. APPLIN and CO., Manchester, wine merchants.* COLEBY and HOLMES, Alton. Southampton. Ifnendrapers. FUTVOYE and JAttVis, eibeck-street. Cavendish-square, school master,-. GAJiD.NEu. CO., (so fur regards B. Braidley). GARDNER and CO ...

... 0 0 Wright, J.Smith, Esq. 5 00 Commuuicationsmay be addressed to any of the Trustees, or tothe Hon. Secretary, Mr. Edward Futvoye, 25, Myddlcton- square, Loudon, by any of whom Subscriptions will be received ; or they may be paid to the credit of the Trustees ...

... 0 0 | Hope, Capt. Hy, RN. 25 0 0 Communications may be addressed to any of the Trustees, or to the Hon. Secretary, Edward Futvoye, Esq., 25, Myddelton. square, London, by any of whom Subscriptions will be received j or they may be paid to the credit of ...

... ransacked the four bedrooms, carrying off every portable article of value. They were disturbed by the return home of Mr. Futvoye, or the robbery would have been even more serious ; but they succeeded in getting clear off. We un- derstand that almost the ...

... the late Capt. Edwaid Walkei. vr ith-' 1 rt^i Sept. 23, at the parish church of K«»« ,lh ™f Jfjb „.ii ton, Noifolk, Edward Futvoye, E»«i . ci ?? Bedford-row, to Elizabeth Jane, secoi- •>■=' Henry Fox, Esq., ot the former place. DEATHS. .irgs,^ Sept. 23 ...

... adjoining landowners, with many desirable spots for building Particulars may be had at the neighbouring Inns; of ED- WARD FUTVOYE, Esq., Solicitor, John -Street, Bedford-row; and of Messrs. DANIEL SMITH and SON, Land Agents, in Windsor, and Waterloo-place ...

... adioining landowners, with many desirable spots for building. Particulars niav be bud at the neighbouring Inns; of ED- WARD FUTVOYE, Esq., Solicitor, John street, Bedford-row; and of Messrs. DANIEL SMITH anil SON, Land Agents, in Windsor, and Waterloo -phice ...

... defendant Bevan, who lodged in his house, and Mr. Oldershaw, the vestry clerk of the parish, received a letter from a Mr. Futvoye m the following terms :— A person of the name of Elliott, in Brunswick-street, is acting much like a madman, and giving ...

... High-street, St. Giles, victualler, to sur- render March 31, May 5, at 12 o'clock, at the Bankrupts' 9°urt : solicitors, Mr. Futvoye, John-street Bedford-row ; offi- ci &l assignee, Mr. Follett, Sambrook-court, Baslnghall-street. Henry Hester, Ratcliffe-terrace ...