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... publication called the Expositor has lately been treating its readers to a series of papers on the Talmud, by the Rev. Canon Fred. Farrar. The last in this month's number is entitled The Halacha and the Hagada. We have not had an opportunity of reading them ...
... Windsor gave fifteen and a brogue, and won the odd set in five with 44, 64, 6-5, 1-6, 6-3. Rownro.—Walter Hill, of York, and Fred. Farrar, et Manchester. stead cm Tuesday. November 10th. to row iwa. an the Omsk as Monday. Demobs: for 21'/ s-ad.. end a heel ...
... thirteen with los of shot, and twelve with lios. yards rile and sixty fall. To shoot on timday, Wiher Mill of York and Fred. Farrar of Manchester are thel to row a Mile on the Ones on Monday, December ilith, he 426 &Ws and a lever of 126. vo Momomazz ...
... 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 ...
... 4 months, Irving, son of James Wilkinson, stone delver, Hipperholme. FARRAR.—June 30, aged 6 months, liza Jane, son of Fred Farrar, silk dresser, Briglibuse. CATANACH.—June 30, aged 70 years, Fanny, wife of James P. Catanach, tailor, Brighouse. Hiurow ...
... of William Henry Eanishaw, fulling miller, Common, Rastrick. FARRAR.—June 30th, aged 6 months, Eliza Jane, daughter of Fred Farrar, silk dresser. Brighouse. Ist, aged years, Delilah, daughter of William Hilton t _wiredrawer t Brigimusw. HOLSIM.—Junv rah ...
... months, Irving, son of James Wilkinson, stone delver ' Hipperholme. FARRAR.—June 30, aged 6 months, Eliza Jane, son of Fred Farrar, silk dresser, Brighouse. CATANACH.—Juoe 30, aged 70 years, Fanny, wife of James P. Catanach, tailor, Brighouse. HILTON ...
... Vaccination Officer said, in his opinion, that was a mere evasion of the matter. A fuie ' , of ls. and costs was imposed.—Fred Farrar pleaded guilty, through a man named Tom Mulling who appeared for him, and stated that the defendant was willing to have ...
... 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 ...
... cultism, be took matters very easily during the remainder of the distance, and eventually won in hollow style by two lengths. Fred Farrar, of Salford, looked after the winner. Mr. W. H. Barrett, of the Prince of Wales 11. C., was distance judge; and Mr. R. Sutliff* ...
... separated tbs pair, Haydock eventually winaing in mad hollow iukion two length., Haydock, who wuteokad after well-known Fred. Farrar, rhowodspoM goad (arm (or aaorira, but Shaoherd’a style jSlr' u referra,and Mr. W. U. Bamlt.of Friuoo ol Motes o 8.C., ...
... smiling handicap for a handsome silver cup money prizee, offered for competition by the well-known Manchester oarsman, Fred Farrar, mint host of the Victoria lon, wilier street, Kigent-road, Salford. Oat of large entry twenty-eight men cried content with ...