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... Betty Cordingley, Tetnysonplace, Bradford. Cowley.—Dec. 15th. aged 77 Frank Cowley. Horton. Fakrar.—Dec. 23rd, aged 27, Fred Farrar, Frederick street, Bradford. Fortman.—Dec. 23rd. aged £4, Alice, widow of Richard Fortman, »'akroyd-terrace Mauningham. ...
... Leeds, Samuel Farrar, Leeds, to Florence Sidney, Beeston. Farrar—Flesher.— September 15th, at the parish church, Leeds, Fred Farrar, bootmaker, to Mary .lane Flesher, both of Bramley. POSTBII— Br.cKwrrii.—September 15th. at the parish church, Leeds, S ...
... CAST LF.FORD DU, Lci.r %nu IN Svner.r.—M Pontefract, Samuel Wainwright, Joshua Bond, , Arthur Mann, Jarvis, and Fred Farrar, I all Castleford yonths, were fined in sums from 2s 6d. and costs to 16s. 9d. and costs, for profane language in the streets. ...
... en*iv r al Thomas Cnwwrll. Annie Daw •on. Amur Itovny. Dnicquer. • Inide Sydney -Iwmoi Kllk'tt, Wm. H. Stuart Farcroharaan, Fred Farrar. .lo*«*ph Piaher. Pri*by. Jane (Ja-rcUnrr. How George, Alice Mabel Gregory. Dorothy Ilamßry. Walter 11-vr.i Edith Ellen ...
... are, Sir. moat truly yours, (Signed) GEORGE CADBURY. Pieaident. ABERDEEN, KTNNAIRD. WM. M SINCLAIR (Arrhdearem London). FRED FARRAR . f OhnUrbury), JOSEPH PARKER fOity Trmple). JOHN CLIFFORD (Wswlbourne Park). HUGH PRICE HUGHES S*. James's Hall). J. MONRO ...
... keeper Benjamin William Taylor, Finningley, NO Benjamin Hotmés, 3, Mariey-street, and 95, clogger and clog of the jane Fred Farrar, 2, Catherine-strect, Elland, U rE fish me! John Le meee fried Ho or Herbert William Marshall, 204, wot E or not Ineson ...
... HALIFAX, Joe landlord of the New Road Tavern, Hali- fax, wae at Halifax this afterncon, with keeping @ betting house; and Fred Farrar, pattern maker, Corporation Street, bookmaker, was charzed with aiding and abetting. The polico raided the premiees this ...
... yesterdlov made raid aifc the Now-read Taviecn, Ncw-ncod. The resid't w«is that, later in day, Joe Hirsh the landlord, and Fred Farrar, described ,a bookmaker, were charged, before Dr. West Symes, the with ‘pormSt-ting bcttiirg take place there, end the WAer ...
... A new member of the police force, dressed a labourer, attended the house on different dates, and made bets there with Fred Farrar, in the landlord’s presence. The officer saw several slips of paper, with money, handed the bookmaker by other visitors ...
... between Pudsey Albion, had its sequel yeste rday at the Bradford West Riding Cour Akeroyd Gaunt, hand; Pudsey, was here by Fred Farrar, also o f Pudsey, for an Mr. A. Wood, for the complai , satd Farrar and his friends were ing the match (which took > place ...
... feat that had never been accomplished in one match by a Bramley player since the club was formed. He also placed goal. Fred Farrar, the club’s crack wing three-quarter, made his dehut for Bramley, and got nice try. scored also, and another forward, G ...
... early. When the Rangers were in sight of Bramley's line, Harry Whitel antercepied a pacs, tan to midfield, and thea kicked. Fred Farrar, who had followed up, outpaced ceve- ral R s, and dropped on the ball over Tha their line, thereby scoring a fine try. ...