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... Tin: Ai.lkc.kd FitAi'DS o.v Messrs. Listeu and Co., Bradford.— Francis Stubbs (44). dyer, Heaton. and Harry Varley (32). drysalter, Leeds, xvere again brought up at the Bradford Borough Police Court, on Tuesday, on the charge of conspiring to defraud ...
... warrant for the arrest of Harry Varley. The books were pulled out of a drawer at Varley's office. Next day they saw Harry Varley near the Leeds Exchange. Inspector Dobson told him he had a warrant for his arrest. Harry Varley replied, •' Very well ; I've ...
... warrant for the arrest of Harry Varley. The books were pulled out of a drawer at Varley's office. Next day they saw Harry Varley near the Leeds Exchange. Inspector Dobson told him he had a warrant for his arrest. Harry Varley replied, Very well ; I've ...
... another written by Richard Varley, and a third written by Harry Varley. The letters were with regard to cutch. The orders for cutch were sometimes given by Mr. Varley, and sometimes by Harry Varley. This was a dyeware which came from Singapore. They supplied ...
... A MILNSBRIDGE MAN’S INJURIES Jury Award Damages of £597 At the Huddersfield County ‘Court last night the jury awarded Harry Varley, journeyman watchmalker, of 56, George Street, Milnsbridge, damages of £597 in the action he brought against Gilbert Bamforth ...
... Court to-CiaY for the hearing of an action for damages. The case hac been remitted from the High Court. The plaintiff was Harry Varley, journeyman watchmaker, of 5, George Street, Milnsbridge, and the defendant Gilbert Bamforth, of Newgate Farm, Slaithwaite ...
... football player. •'Dickv f.«elnv»od. nna equally famous colleague and opponent of bin died on Sunday night at Oldham. This was Harry Varley, who. in the earlr days of the Northern Union, and for some fc-w years before that in the Rugbv Unrin, was great outside ...
... The Manningham Frauds. VERDICT AND SENTENcL. The hearing of the charge against Francis San* and Harry Varley of conspiring to defraud Lister and Co., Limited, was conoluded on Wesi ke . day, before Mr. Justice Vaughan Williams. at Yorkshire Spring Assizes ...
... Justice K. V. Williams resumed the hearing of the charges against Francis Stubbs (44), of Aston Mount, Heaton, Bradford, and Harry Varley (52), drysalter, of East-street, Leeds, of having conspired together to cheat and defraud Messrs. Lister and Co. (Limited) ...
... and the plaintiffs had suffered loss amount- ing to as much as £25,000. The plaintiffs' said that the money was paid by Harry Varley, who had no banking account, and who got the money from his father, Richard Varley, by cheques drawn upon the account ...
... Justice R. V. Williams resumed the hearing of the charges against Francis Stubbs (44), of Aston Mount, Heaton, Bradford, and Harry Varley (32), drysalter, of Phist-street, Leeds, of having conspired together to cheat and defraud Messrs. Lister and Co. (Limited) ...
... work plastering and concreting was placed in the hands of Mr. Famish, • Bradford builder, who had as sub-contractor Mr. Harry Varley. of Manningham. On Monday morning three members of the local branch of the National Association of Plasterers were engaged ...