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... performed when child fit for it The Vaccination Officer said opinion mere evasion of the matter A fine of Is and costs imposed Fred Farrar pleaded guilty through named Tom Mnllins who appeared for him stated that the defendant willing to have his child vaccinated ...
... ton, were each fined 6d. and 4s. 6d. coat a, for negleetiog to aend their ohildren to aehool. Beixg Whbbk He Ought Not. — Fred. Farrar, mill* hand, aged 13, of Wormald 'a-yard, was oharged witb, on Ootober 3rd, being in enoloaed premises for an nnlawfal ...
... each fined 6d. and 4.. 6d. coals, for neglecting to send their ohildren to school. WEDNESDAY. Bei-_ Whbbs Hk Ought Not.— Fred. Farrar, mill- hand, aged 13, of Wormald'a-yard, was charged' with on October 3rd, being ia enclosed premises for an unlawful purpose ...
... Sykes Jas Cockroft North Road Rastrick William Atkinson Street Rastrick Vrilliam Barker Clifton Sami Oates Rastrick and Fred Farrar Police Street Brighouse all silk weavers The claimed in each were 40s 10s per day for four days Mr from the office of Mr ...
... Restriek ; William Atkinson, Thomas-strut, Buirlek ; William Baker, Clifton Common ; aimed Oats., Reside! Common ; and Fred Farrar, Polies-street, Brighouse, all silk weavers. The demagog claimed in sub rase were 40a.-10a. per day for four dye. Mr. Roberta ...
... Rastriek ; William Atkinson, Thomas-street, Bastriok ; William Barker, Clifton Common ; Samuel Oates, Bastriok Common ; and Fred Farrar, Polioe-streat, Brighouse, all silk weavers. The damages claimed in eaoh case were 40s.— 10s. per day for four days. Mr ...
... Albert Sykes Brighouse Jas Coekroft North Road Bastrick William Atkinson Street William Barker Clifton Sami Oates and Fred Farrar Police Street Brighouse silk weavers case were 40s 10s per four days Mr the of Mr Storey Halifax appeared for the Mills ...
... Bastriek • William Atkinson, Thomas-street, Butes!' ; William; ' Baku, Clifton Common ; Samuel ChM; Butes& Common ; and Fred Farrar, Pollee-street, Brighouse, all silk weavers The damages claimed in each sale were 405.-10 e. per day for Mar days. Mr. Hobart ...
... titanningley, last weAt )ot.it two fingers and the thumb of his right hand, which were cut off bye circular saw. Accident.--Fred Farrar, a young fellow employed at Scarth's, was working at Prospect Mills last week, when he fell from a skylight and broke a ...
... delivered a musing address on Socialism and Labour at the Fara:ey Labour Church, on Sunday evening INTERNATIONAL—Mr. Fred Farrar. boot and Ape maker. M Strainingley's first footfall! International. Ile started :ost Thursday with the Northern Union Ir• ...
... Uoepoo'lnni was fund ;thr* maximal]? the fine to be deducted fr.fu his wagvsx*. rate £1 per weak. THOUGHT HE WOULD LIKE A Fred Farrar, labourer «n yurr-wr.*; works, complained tost his employ* r*'• w1; reasonably withholding his leaving cutiw- said that ...
... In- leier:il Condi- tioii uf Law and Condition t then HMnehuilt TiWKLIINfi IHH'sKn burden then:- :ni'l 11 in of Hartley Fred Farrar lt 1 ini-ilef IIWFIIN) Hnl'SF iiumhernl 74 ' Tree Lunr with front garden ' Iwk-yard anil Outbuilt Contvnirnera In the or- ...