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... the i office of President for the ensuing year, and from Sir Martin : Archer Shee, Miss L. E. Landon, Dr. Venables, G. F. ? Futvoye, Esq., A.M., &C. Mr. Manning, Professor of English Liieiature and Antiquities, delivered a lecture on ■ Heraldry, as a guide ...
... two-thirds to her husband and oue-third, upon trust, for him, for life, and then for her said sons. ' j The will of Mr. Edward Futvoye, late of Meirow, Wim- ! borne-road, Bournemouth, who died on January 7, was ' proved on March 13 by George Harris Lea, one ...
... Long-acre, builder, April 24, at 2.30 —J. Friedlaader, Hatton-gartleu, diamond broker and merchant, April 24, at I— E. W. Futvoye, Barbican, City, basket aud photograph frame manufacturer, April 24, at 11. PAYMENTS OF DIVIDENDS. (The Bankruptcy Acts. 188 ...
... muter, aged nfty-four. FUTVOYF..* On the Sth inst., ct Argyle Tilla, Eallard's-lane, I'inchley, Maiy Anue, widow of Frederick Futvoye, aged scvenly- ih: cc. HICKMAN.* On the 3rd inst., killed near Lundi Kotal, Kyber Pass, aged torty years. Major Devereux Walter ...
... — Brandling v. Plummer. Gregory v. Pilkington, at 1. (Vice-Chancellor Stuart's Chambers.) | AtoK. At 11.— Hales v. Daved— Futvoye v. Kennartl. At half- ?? v. Cook— Charlesworth v. Scatcli-rd— Donaldson's | Estate. Green v. Norton, st l _ and half-past ...
... AUCTION, at the Mart. E.C.. on THURSDAY. July 19th. (unless previously sold Privately), as whole in Two Particulars of Messrs. Futvoye and Baker, solicitors. 23. Johnstreet. Hedford-row, W.C., or the auctioneers. 10. Mouulstreet. London. W. HERTS (near Ric ...
... Shoreditch, manufacturing upholsterer and frame maker March 25— U. B. Dorrell, Eodell-street, Loug-acre, builder' March 24— E. W. Futvoye, Barbican, City, basket and photo- graph frame manufacturer, March 23— J. D. Graham, Queen's- niausions. Victoria-street, ...
... the present, he advised her to go home and restrain her violent temper, but under any circum- stances to consult Messrs. Futvoye, of Bedford-row, the solicitors who have the management of the estate, and if she experienced any further ill-usage from either ...
... Juries — lmrie v. Armstrong, Baker v. Carter, Southgate v. Saunders, Courteney v. Haworth, Reeves v. Hart, Evans v. Owens, Futvoye v. Stevens, Forester v. I Hawkins, Hunter v. Sir G. Bowyer, Whalley v. Screen- ■ way. Undefended : Davies v. Pugh, Dalby v ...
... Dutton v. Lowndes, Dixon v. Pyner. Causes and matters, commencing at twelve : Johnson v. Newton, Bar- • ker v. Birch, Mudge v. Futvoye. Before Mr. Commissioner Farrer. — Short matters, com- menring at eleven and terminating at one : Exparte Lilley's I devisees ...
... Master Blunt.) I At 11. — Sell wood v. Gammon— Hills v. Mac Rae— Perry v. Mcd- I doweroft. At 12. — 8e Lavender — Mudge v. Futvoye — Thompson v. Cotsworth. At 3.^_aensman v. Weir. (Before Master Blunts Chief Clerk.) | Hart v. Barnett. at 10— Foley v. Smith ...
... plant, book debts, and securities m the hinds of creditors, are valued at £43 000 Upon the application of Mr. Ernest Field (Futvoye, Field and Laker), his honour appointed Mr. Joseph Andrews (Andrews and Mason, accountants, Ironmonger-lane) receiver and ...