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... OBITUARY. MR. F. W. HARROD. The funeral took place on Thursday, at St. James's Cemetery, of Mr. Frederick William Harrod, whose death occurred at his residence. 19G, Clarendon Place, on August 10rh the age of G8 years. The Bey. E. A. Cook was the officiating ...
... WALPOLE LABOURER'S OFFENCE. Frederick William Harrod. a 24-years-old labourer • of Church-lane. Walpole St. Peter, was summoned for riding a mowcycle at Walpole on August 22 while he was not coveted by an insurance policy. Pe Cutting gave evidence and ...
... AN Arry.A.CuAFAL George Hitch (17), labourer, Walpole St. Peter admitted assaulting Frederick William Harrod at Walpole St. Peter on Nov. 13.—Harrod, a lad of said he came out of chapel and seeing someone hiding in the hedge turned a flash-lamp on to ...
... aud the father had refused to call in medical attendance on the ground that he was one of the Peculiar People. Frederick William Harrod stated that he was one of the Peculiar People, and an elder among the sect. It was contrary to that body's belief ...
... and it could not contended for a moment that the accused had been guilty of wilful neglect towards hi 3 children. Frederick William Harrod was then called, and stated that was one of the Peculiar People, and elder among the sect. It was contrary to that ...
... way in which a man should treat his children for illness so long as he did what he thought best for their welfare.— Frederick William Harrod was then called, and stated that he was one of the Peculiar People, and an elder among the sect. It was contrary ...
... in which a man should treat his childten for illnes,3 so long as be did what he thought best for their welfare. — Frederick William Harrod was then called, and stated that he was one of the Peculiar People, asid an elder among the sect. It was contrary ...
... should treat hie children for illness en long as it was apparent that he did what he thought best for their welfare. Frederick William Harrod stated that he was one of the Peculiar People. and an Elder among the sect. it mi., contrary to that body's belief ...
... Might the same warrant apply all F—The Chairman : It will make no difference the cost, but will certainly oblige you. Frederick William Harrod, Daws Heath, was summoned with respect to 7d.—Defendant: I conscientiously object to pay tlie rate because consider ...
... case of Frederick James Gibbons. 39, single, of Highstreet, Aveley, a builder'st labourer, h 2. Adjourned for examination by the Special Medical Board; the man to serve if he was found to befit. . . The military appealed in the case of Frederick William ...
... At the Southend Police Court, last week, William Cable, a labourer, one of the Peculiar People, well committed for trial on a charge of neglecting his four children, all of whom had died. Frederick William Harrod stated that he was one of the Peculiar ...
... treat hi 3 children for illness so long as it was apparent that he did do what be thought bost for their welfare. Frederick William Harrod stated that ho was one of the Pecubar People, and an Elder among the sect. It was contrary to tkat body's belief ...