Butchers in a sentence

The judges for the National Craft Butchers included master butchers, farmers and technical experts led by Head Judge and Institute of Meat CEO, Keith Fisher, and saw Martin Thomas Butchers pitted against butchers from across the country.

All but three had gone by the time George arrived, but there were still no less than 17 butchers’ shops, many with their own slaughter house at the back.

Around 50 Knutsford businesses ranging from toy shops and pubs to butchers and fashion boutiques have signed up.

Butchers Bluff stays true to all the traditions loved in the horror cult classic films like Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Halloween, and Friday the 13th.

But Ms Butchers insisted to the Mail on Sunday that Ms Johnston, who lived in Croydon, South London, was an experienced professional who had got her licence.

Chris McClelland said: "Steve Wilson’s butchers without a doubt.

Dales Traditional Butchers of Kirkby Lonsdale have won the coveted Golden Haggis Award.

Exiting the butchers was Juliana Fitzpatrick, who said Belturbet is quiet and “the people are very friendly and very kind”.

For more specialized workers like butchers and bakers, hourly wages start at $25 to $30.

Gordon King, executive manager with Scottish Craft Butchers, said Elderslie had captured the real ethos of the awards – by producing something that embraced the description “speciality” and that people would travel to buy.

He further disclosed that $10 million was allocated to the Municipal Corporation to undertake clean-up exercises and provide temporary shelters for butchers, who were severely affected.

He was well-known to many Romsey people through the butchers, W. Stares Ltd, which, as part of Romsey history, stood at 7 Cornmarket for more than 160 years.

His wife Frances was left with six children and two butchers shops, on the Island.

J&K Butchers’ points came from Kai Taylor (2 tries), Tommy Bryan, Hannah Carroll, Oisin McMullen, Tommy Rogers and Fraser Talu.

Kayode also told NAN that butchers had been instructed to keep good hygiene by packing meat neatly in bags before taking them from the abattoirs to markets.

Mr McElvogue added there also appeared to be calve fat scrapings in the vicinity, as well as meat, which he said could have come from a butchers or abattoir.

Originally launched as a butchers shop by Joseph Burchall and merged as a bakery with his wife Elizabeth, Burchall's first opened along Church Street in St Helens town centre 183 years ago.

Personally, I’m offended by such an affront to common sense, which also butchers the beautiful English language as we know it, but I’ll do my best in this column to stick to these ludicrous wishes because it doesn’t really cause any harm.

Prosecuting, Rachel Butchers said officers were alerted to the ‘strong smell of cannabis’ from Singh’s vehicle.

R Johnstone & Son, Butchers, Annan, purchased the days top priced prime heifer at 300p/kg from weekly consigner J Jardine, Yett.