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... prohibited hoars on inst. penalty of and 'Js Od costs was imposed. Hushwortb, joiner ; Aleiander Kershaw, John .Sutcliffe, Fred Farrar, Dan Hamer, miUhands; Sami, l'kavsbaw, mason, all of Soyland, were the persons i the Blue Bull, aud they had each £1 Os ...
... Road, Rastrick ; Wm. Atkinson, Thomas Street, Rastrick; Wm. Barker, Clifton Common ; Sami. Oates, Rastrick Common ; and Fred Farrar, Police Street, Brighouse; all silk weavers. The damages claimed in each case were 40s.—10s. per day for four days.—Mr. ...
... has been brisk for some months past at the two latter places, causing a good number of persons to out of employment. John Fred Farrar, butcher, of Pudsey, prepared, at his own expense, about 36 gallons of soup, which he has distributed among the deserving ...
... sustained by the boy's band, by members of the evening orchestral and a choir of forty boys. Bernard kinson. Morena Bas,, and Fred Farrar contributed songs. the two latter receiving encore+. Among the choral item. were two German Die Witch rim Rhein and ...
... families npeecn, arrived here. They held an inquiry yesterday ti- y was brought up in custody charged with embez* the Rev. Fred. Farrar, of Harrow. Ihe new wor q .g c q irvcgulaiities for the purchase of I z iiug the sum of 10s., the property of his employer ...
... been brisk for some months put at the two latter places. causing a good number of parsons to be out of employment. Mr John Fred Farrar, butcher, of Pudsey, prepared, at his own expense, about 38 gallons soup, which be bas buted among the deserving poor. FUNaIAL ...
... striking, at idnes; bad la: up to ‘alter Ashton, Oct. Ist, 1906, for using striking, at April 30th, for were made:— ley—Fred Farrar (Stanr.ingles and Alfred P. Wright (local) Huneict-R. M Smales ( wood Church); Hi i, Narey, R. (Mars Wilkinson, and T. Crane ...
... gave evidence as to the finding of the body yesterday morning midway in the tunnel between Staonlngley and Laisterdyke.—Fred Farrar, engine-driver of Lancashire and Yorkshire goods engine, having given evidence as to having pasted through the tunnel with ...
... gave eat. demos as to the finding of the body yesterday nom tug midway in the tunnel between Stanningley and Laisterdyke.—Fred Farrar, er.gine-driver of a Lancashire and Yorkshire goods engine, having given evidence as to having passed through the tunnel ...