There are three other shops in Tarring, including a small bakery.

West Tarring had an ancient fig garden, dating from 1745 or earlier.

Restoration work was carried out by John Tarring in 1860.

Two settlements developed, of which West Tarring was the larger and more central.

His Frederick William Tarring (1847-1925) succeeded him in the business.

Salvington was originally a hamlet within the parish of West Tarring.

It was the firm of choice for architect John Tarring of London.

He was born at West Tarring, Sussex.

South of the village, along the A26 road, is the Tarring Neville chalk quarry.

While I was working hard at trying to determine whether a town deserved the knee-jerk tarring of racism, I got stereotyped.

Services include power, phone, broadband, water and garbage collection but sewerage and tarring of the vast majority of streets is still some time away.

It was rebuilt to designs by the Gothic Revival architect John Tarring in 1854 and restored in 1901.

He is said to have stored contraband in various hiding places, including tombs at St Andrew's Church, West Tarring.

The school became co-educational in 1982 when it merged with West Tarring Secondary School for boys, then becoming known by its current name.

It had 11th-century origins as a chapelry within the parish of West Tarring, but declined and fell into disuse by the 18th century.

The UK Parliament constituency for Tarring Neville is Lewes.

In the hope that Fred would become an architect, after he left school, Soane placed him with architect John Tarring.

In 1902 the borough of Worthing expanded to include parts of Broadwater and West Tarring.

William Henty (born 23 September 1808 in West Tarring, Sussex, England).

The division covers the neighbourhood of West Tarring, which forms part of the urban area of the town of Worthing.

His first known preferment was the rectory of Tarring Neville, Sussex, to which he was inducted on 30 July 1636.

A greatgrandson, Bateman Brown Tarring, won the London amateur 1-mile speed skating championship in December 1892.

The present building is 14th-century, but was drastically restored between 1770 and 1800 and largely rebuilt by the Gothic Revival architect John Tarring in 1850.

Trevor Tarring MBE, the then metal editor of MB, explained:

Yesterday, the stock held at 201p, as Mr Tarring told the annual meeting that, having reached the company's retirement age of 60, he is relinquishing his executive duties.

It was the same as always although they certainly no longer used tar.

"Why did you want to put tar in your hair?"

He Is now the best tar player in the world.

The tar came out, eventually, along with a great loss of hair.

Most of them seemed to have coal tar in some form.

She is the first known female tar in British history.

He saw that Tar was looking at him with surprised eyes.

The rock itself was black, as if covered with tar.

The one window on the front wall was covered with tar paper.

They seemed to be coated in black oil or tar.

They say it will show up first in the form of small tar balls.

There is the Devil to pay and no tar hot.

Just try to keep the laser on tar- get, if you can.

He started learning tar from his respected father at the age of 7.

In 2001, Star became the first tar to support the new format.

Large amounts of tar were found in the lake some years ago.

Someone had been painting the sides of the building with tar.

The glass was lined on the inside with black tar paper.

Maybe he went somewhere else while he's waiting for the tar to get hot enough.

She tried to picture how his pretty face would look dipped in tar.

However, all of them except the ones on the west side have been covered with tar.

She could smell the smoke in the air, and the tar.

He was black as tar, his round head and face sweating.

That's where they would lie out on the tar to dry off.

He was black with tar from the shoulder to the knee on one side.

"Why, how ever could Tar come there?"

Indeed, you Tar Heels have done well."

This was an action, Hancock wrote, "we Tar Heels, or a large majority of us, do most heartily commend."