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... applicant was Frederick William Harrod. of Walpole St. Peter. The Clerk suited that on Sept. 20. 1937. Harrod was convicted on a charge of using a motor-cycle without a policy of insurance and he• was disqualified from driving for twelve months. ...
... will make one warrant. The thairman: It will make no difference in the cost, but we will oblige you in that way. Frederick William Harrod, decorator, Dawabeath, miio conducts. services at the Itawaheath Peculiairt Uiapel, was summooed in respect of the ...
... the decision of tbe court upon that point. The Chairman said the bench would hear the witnesses tor the defence. Frederick William Harrod, Thundersley, a member of the Peculiar People, said was elder. Defendant was a member of the same sect. It was against ...
... treat his children for illness so long as it was apparent that he did do what he thought beet for their welfare. 1 Frederick William Harrod stated that he was coned I the Peculiar People, and an Elder among the sect. It was contrary to that body's belief ...
... C. C. Lewis, the coroner for Essex, and Dr. Francis D. Graveon, of Ray- leigb, gave evidence for the prosecution. Frederick William Harrod, oalled far the defence, stated thathe was one of the Peculiar leopio, and an elder among the sect. It was contrary ...
... the decision of the court upon that point. The Chairman said the bench would hear the witnesses for the defence. Frederick William Harrod, Thundersley, member of the Peculiar People, said he was an elder. Defendant was a member of the same sect. It was ...
... tell them that the letters were given to him in exactly the same condition they were when handed in the post office. Frederick William Harrod, sub-postmaster at said on 4th, Bardell brought him two. letters. He noticed ons «f the stamps had already been ...
... 235 h May BILLING* Frederick William and Thomas Pritchard merchaets, Brusd-si -bklgs. 24111 May BLAKE Thum.. and Christopher Scales, uses! askance, Claphasu and Newpte-market, 13th May FIELDING George sad William Frederick Harrod, working ...
... course. Might the same warrant apply to all ?—The Chairman : will make no the cost, but will certainly oblige you. Frederick William Harrod, Daws Heath, was summoned with to 2*. 7d.—Delendant: conscientiously object pay the rate because consider this Act ...
... way in which a man should treat his children for illness so long as ho 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 ...
... they, m the sight of their God, thought right; and there was no question that in common law there was no offence. Frederick William Harrod, elder of the Peculiar People, said the defendant was a member of that sect. It was against their conscientious belief ...
... Altrincham. Cheshire, druggies*William Hague and Edward Moller, uf Ashwo.under Lyne. Lancashire, coaLdealers and stone-masons *John Hancock and John Higgs, of Leicester. millers*Dee. Fielding and William Frederick Harrod, of Nelson -street. titeenwich ...