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... machinera entirely destroyed. The origin of the fire is 11-.. ascertained. Messrs. F. Carter and Co.—the fir= consisting of Fred. Carter only--foiled a few we. k, a•_-0, and about ten days ago the creditors agreed it so II the business, machinery, to the debtor ...
... Act. Mr. 8. Learoyd appeared on behalf of the Treasury, and Mr. G. H. Sykes for the defendant. Evidence was given by Mr. Fred Carter, the trustee, u to the mutilation of the books, the alteration of entries, the substitution of other entries, and other ...
... similar to that given on the previous Thursday. and the following performances were received with especial satisfaction, Mr. Fred Carter and others who had had the training of the children having done their work well : Who killed Cock Robin ? quadrille ...
... little boy with her were extricated from beneath the awning safely, though she was evidently suffering from fright. Mr. Fred Carter, schoolmaster, Mytholmroyd, was struck across the forehead one of the poles, sustaining nasty scar, and member of the show ...
... Harry Clark. Scout-road, each at a salary of £lO per annum: Hilda Brookes, temporary assistant. Cragg-vale, per annum: and Fred Carter, temporary head teacher Cragg-vale evening continuation.—The appointments were adopted.— Mr. Crowther also moved that the ...
... Ashworth and Mr. O. W. Jackman, assistant overseers. The only point raised was one which had some interest for schoolmasters. Fred Carter, schoolmaster. Scout-road, Mytholmroyd, applied to have his name placed on Division 1, the County Council list. Mr. Blakeley ...
... enjoyable time was spent. Towards the evening’s programme Miss Ethel Robinson contributed the solo The vesper hvmn,” Mr. Fred Carter “The holy city,” Mr. Willie Pickles a reading, Mr. Vbert Shackleton, ol Midgley, an interesting address, and glee party ...
... THREE MTT.ES THE SEA. There a mine Southwick, Sunderland, the workings of which go for fully three miles under the sea. Fred Carter, of Dene terrace, crane attendant a local shipyard knows full well the existence of this mine, and will never forget recent ...
... recent curred from Geer poisoning on anit Tay would be by pected that every p LO escape soning in any form what er. Mr. Fred Carter. of Southwick. Sunderland blood so poisoned by tie effects of long ntinued liver disorder and cons it m that for ip ven ...
... impurities. which at this season reveal themselves in the form of pimples and skin erupt loss, is to hand from Sunderland. Mr. Fred Carter, of 4, Deno Terrace au employe at Mean. Pickeragill's shipyard, said to a Sunderland Herald reporter: For close on seven ...
... impurities, which at this season reveal themselves in the form of pimples and skin eruptions, is to hand from Sunderland. Mr. Fred Carter, of 4. Dene Terrace, an employe at Messrs. Pickersgill’n shipyard, said to “Sunderland Herald reporter: •• For close on ...
... rst-house, was the accompanist. Songs were given by Misses Sarah Greenwood, Alice Taylor and Ethel Robinson, and Messrs. Fred Carter and Hbt. Bulcock; recitations by Miss Florence Carter and Mr. L. C. Mills; a violin solo by Mr. Arthur Southwell, and a ...