... which has not looked up since, Kelly has now lost his old form, though still divides the supremacy of the Irwell with Fred Farrar, rower who has figured in several contests with Walter Hill, of York, always disadvantageous!)-, however. In our next shall ...

... 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 ...

... 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* ...

... attendance on the towpath alongside the Irwell regatta course on Saturday to witness the decision of the trial heats of Fred Farrar's Open Boat Sculling Handicap, the Conservative demonstration on the other side of the river having seemingly captured all ...

... at the Free-trade Hall again uext season. AQUATICS. SCULLING HANDICAP ON THE After two Saturday's of preliminary heats, Fred. Farrar's &milling handicap was brought to a satisfactory conclusion on Saturday. The attendance was very good, but, unfortunately ...

... raxignition of the courtesy and kindness with which they bad been treated throughout the tour. THE concluding heats of Fred Farrar's sculling handicap were rowed on the Irwell on Saturday, in the presence of a large number of spectators. The final heat ...

... 13th. The third on the list of male teachers is J. K. Wilkins, of Every-street and St. Marv’s Board School; tae fourth, Fred Farrar, of | Grecian-streat Sard Sehool, Lower Broughton; and the 13th | School, Sal ford. Arthar Harrison, Gravel-lane Wesleyan ...

... oceupying the chair. The following resolutions were agreed to without com- ment: “That a prize of one guinea be awarded to Fred Farrar, formerly a pupil teacher at the Grecian- street school, and to Ada Clarkson, formerly a pupil teacher in the senior girls’ ...

... handed a cheque for £105 125., as a donation the local distress fund. The attendance was 30,852, a record for the ground. Fred Farrar (26), a blacksmith, of Milnrow-road, Rochdale, was standing on the main line from Oldham Rochdale overlooking the Hornets ...

... most be said that while Batley were fully represented. Honelet were ettll without their alever wing three- Quarter back. Fred Farrar. Hoyle acted ss his substitute. and though he made one panic* lar t ly io g r ne the ru m n oat p t a lto rc ol re ct i ...

... rapid rate at this tine new mill, situate at Hollins. In a few weeks the steam engines will be completed. APPOINTMENT.—Mr. Fred Farrar, mieder at the Melrose Mill, been appointed mule overlooker at Ides,s. Travis and Wright's Wellington New Mill, Oldham. ...

... fear that by chance a stranger to the Northern Union game may have becn present at Wilderspool on Saturday and Im \ / 1 FRED FARRAR, Hunslet. ...