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... in• efficient silencer for motor-waggon— fined ss. Frank Clark Rowe. Hindley. car rear plate not illuminated—flied El. Harry Feather. haulier, Idle, lorry with defective tyres—fined El. Fred Longbottom, Shelf, bicycle without reflector—dismissed on payment ...
... Great Horton-road on his wrong side and collided with the after the driver of the bus had tried to swerve out of the way. Harry Feather Bugden, of Pranklaxidstreet, Halifax. the driver of the motorbus, said the defendant approached him on the wrong side of ...
... and oaughter-ln-law. 1, Dean's-terrace. Ploughcroft, Halifax. FEATHER —ln loving remembrance of a dear dad and vended. Harry Feather, who died Feb. 6th. 1936. One by one life's ties are broken One by one we are linked above; Some day there will be • sweet ...
... darkness without lights—£l. Herbert Taylor (52), greengrocer. 23, Bonegate Road. Brighouse: driving van without licence —ss. Harry Feather (581. veterinary surgeon, Overdale, Well Heads, Thornton. Bradford: failing to stop after accident in Rochdale Road, Sowerby ...
... Popplawell. N. Mitchell, H. Popplewell and L. Robinson (M. Mary's Church. Miami/. The bearers, who were grandson were: Mears. Harry Feather, Rrnest Tom and John Feather. The wreaths were as follow: In loving memory of a dear husband and father. from his loving ...
... have the cow slaughtered. If he had suspected that it was tubercular he would not have kept it. NO DISCERNIBLE SYMPTOMS. Harry Feather, who said he had 30 years' experience in matters appertaining to cows. horses, and all kinds of animals, said Mr. Gill ...
... property of Joseph Whale. 36 tdircms.road Oct I? and 1/I—Stestine from St ./rhn's Cr.. Farm. Predawn. the property of Harry Feather _ 5 and 6--Steattne eight hew and tee enelt•rele Tee Tarm. Word. the property et Beath. le and 19--eteettni ill trod Crag-lane ...
... products for the feeding of animals, and lor storing more than the prescribed month's supply. Substantial fines were imposed. Harry Feather. St. John Cros% Farm, Brausnaw, pleaaing guilty to three chargek, two oi using iloti enlawiully and cot having an amount ...
... driving iwithou., licence fined 105.: Herbert I Richardson. North Croft, South Emsell, no reflecting mirror. fined 55.; I Harry Feather, St.. John's Cross Farm. ;Bradshaw, keeping dog withdut licence, I fined sa. ...
... away from Halifax Town Station. train for he said, the first time in Driver of the return train. Mr. seven years. Harry Feather. from Low Moor. There were some local men said: Fve had 40 years in the among the crews of the first diesels. railway ...
... by P C. Thompson sold, It is me fault: hs vends out with any kind of lamps. CHAR , A.IIANC IT CAME PROM THE MAKEYS Harry Feather motor driver, Helldal, Woo the tinter of a motor aura-Daps that had nut the rear idenaticanon plata ttluminated. P.C. Thompson ...
... tie said Fred Quannby • I wee then aware that the deceased was NOT TO BE BRIBED. then married woman, and in fact was Harry Feather 3u.gdeti, motor driver. under the impression, until he mind was Halifax. for having a waggon without 'rudely disabused ...