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... were in the handwriting of Harry Varley. 0 He had cashed the cheques for Harry Varley. Tele- t grams had passed between the two prisoners when the s d cheques were drawn. He had heard conservations r 1, between Harry Varley and Richard Varley. About n ...
... premises at Leeds. At that time Dobson had a warrant for the arrest of Harry Varley. The books were pulled out of a drawer at, Mr. Varley's office. They did not meet with Harry Varley on that day, but on the next day Ithey saw him near the Exchange at Leeds ...
... what became of all this money paid in excess of the proper market pnces, paid by Stubbs to his co-conspirator, Harry Varley. Harry Varley, as he had i told the jurvy acted as the go-between of the firm of Richard V'arley, his father, and Messrs. Lister ...
... to tell you. It comes out of the office of Messrs. Vgarley. It was found in what was said to be tl ic private drawer of Harry Varley on their premidses, and both books were fonnd at the time Harrr1 Varley was arrested. Mr. Warren.-It was taken by force ...
... month. Besides the account in the ledger which he kept, he knew that Harry Varley kept a private le.-3r. The books produced were those he neferred ta: they were chiefly in Harry Varley's hand- writing, but some of it wtai in Sidney's. He had seen Herry ...
... in custody for a week. TnEi two men, Stubbs, head dyer ab Lister and Co.'s Liml'od, silk manufacturers, Bradford ; and Harry Varley, drysalter, Leads, were again broughtb up, on Seturday, charged with ?? to defraud the company. Mr. Wangh, prosecuting ...
... , there being some lines tied tightly around the neck. THE GOOAT FRAUDS AT BRADFORD. In the case of Francis Stubbs end Harry Varley, wbiob hog been before M lr Justioe Williams on the Leeds izes for the past three days, the charga being one of consoiracy ...
... alleged to' Lister Frauds. The ?? Stubbs, aged dcl 44, formerly head dyer with Iseter and Co. (Umimted), Oey Bradford; anad Harry Varley, 32, drysalter, Leads- ' were charged with having conspired together-to chest I and defraud Messrs. Lister and Co. of divers ...
... to the tins in which the Mae was supplied except to remove the labels and substitute those of Mr. Yarley. The prisoner Harry Varley was employed as traveller fur the Eam, but he also signed cheques on behalf of the firm for several months prior to March ...
... FReauDs AT B}L3.aDoD.-Yesterday I morning Francis Stubbs, head dyer of Lister and Co., s silk manufacturers, Bradford, and Harry Varley, drysalter, Leeds, were brought up on remalnd at Brad- d ford, charged with defranding the company of several s thousands ...
... to his Lordship to fir a day for the bearing of the charges against FRANCIS STUBBS (44). dyer, Heaton, Brad- ford, and HARRY VARLEY (32), drysaltar, of Leeds, of conspiracy to defraud Messrs. Lister and Co. Limited, Bradford. Mr. B. TlnDAn ATNpsoe, Q ...
... In all four white men and 47 blacks lost their lives. THE BRADFORD CONSPIRACY CASE. In the case of Francis Stubbs and Harry Varley, which was before Mr. Justice Williams at Leeds for three days, the charge being one of conspiracy to defraud the firm ...