... t } 13. Solt 0 A , • 4' • itoS: 10111 H • a • 1 ' • • • e k • b Pt. A. Creeriwaxi K. , -ighJey (Wounded). Secoarseut. Fred Farrar.. Lincoln Refit, Guy's Cliffs, Underdiffe (Died Wounds). , 4111 . 1 4 .* ~ 41;:e , i W Pte. Hari Grimm, (Wounded). ^ . ...

... become popular. Hoping you wi endeavour to attent) and help us to arrive at soma schema ' of improvement. —Yours faithfully. FRED FARRAR. Hon. See. (1) The formation of a League in either one Of two groups similar to 01.. Third Cotopetitioo an Rugby Union days ...

... and Mr. 0 Marshall. Walden Mechanics Institute. Mr. H Slater ipresidenti. Mr L W. Wood itreasureri. Mr A. Jeffries. Mr Fred Farrar. Mr. Clifford Matrson. Mr W Swales . Mr E. Penny. Mr. M. Myers Mr E Colehan• Ouiseley Veterans Parliament. Mr E. Sutcliffe ...

... &Minn of nom/wary In:sinew. only. PROMINENT 'H, FRIDAY, JV 8, 1917. PLAYERS IN BRADFORD LEAGITE. MILITARY wziIDING IN Cadet Fred Farrar, Rushton T.rrece. Tholll hII and Mir^ Alice Normingtos, Gay's Finderciliffe. were married at Holy Trinity Chtinh. heeds ...

... Beaumont. Keighley will without Craven (suspended* and Madley (injured). Bateson takes the the firrt-named at half back, while Fred Farrar again called upon for duty in the third line. Waite and Ndba a*n put into forward* this week in prefeironce and Pickle* ...

... Halifax police effort * ...

... /onus brilliant work. His partner. Wilkinson, showed distinct promise, perhaps not doing so well by ■n evident overanxiety. Fred Farrar showed better form than he had previously done this season. while Sulliran got through a lot of lard work. Hey and Burke ...

... and Mee Ethel Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Farrar. Mr. and Mrs. John Firth. Mr. and Mrs. Brook, Mows Edith and Alice Farrar, Mr. Fred Farrar. The Bradford Cit z Police Toros, wait represented by the Chief Ooadeblel Mr. Joseph Ferndale), Superintendent White, Chief ...

... Halifax police effected a raid on Hew need Tavern. New Road. Halifax. The learns. Jos Hint, and an a, leged e t eher armed Fred Farrar we're taken rgo were before Dr. Pieties theft bow Wiest. when nicknames, i. for a remand Trial, kid that the taboo tender ...

... daughter al Mr. sad Mrs. George Hartley. of Ambedsy Street. Brad. feed. officiating minim+ was the J. C Watson (Vicar) and Mr. Fred Farrar Played appropriate wedding mato. The bride. who wee given away by Wilde charmingly attired is a gown of white Min and wore ...

... but ally the Manningle) Club derided to plat the.: cpeeie patch 14th, Bditcrshaur providing the It war idated that Mr. Fred Farrar. the wel known Hairdos threequarter. hod been to take up lbe motion of merrier, to the OA. in plate of Mr. Holder, and ...

... defendant's ftt o'clock on the 10th last, fonnd man there of the name of George Kershaw, who was drank.—William Sutcliffe, Fred Farrar* and Ass Kershaw confirmed the statement of George Kershaw* old man* that perfectly sober. Be could sot walk very steadily ...