... which two fishermen belonging to the Grimsby smack Fred Carter, lost their lives. Another smack the Presto, of Horwicb, being difficnliies, the crew of men and Captain were taken off in the Fred Carter's bent and tak'D aboard. Sube*- quently, attempt was ...

... AND CORNISHWOMEN ABROAD. { From The Tribune Review, Butte, June 23rd. |} H. Bowden and Fred Carter been sdmitted to Butte ci Mzs. and danghter, of Butta city, are visiting Mrs. Tysck’s parents in Mizso: Mus. Jobn Carkeck, has left for a-visit to relatives ...

... St. Mary’s national school, Redinnick, Penzance, obtained 13th position in tke first-class out of 67& competitors. Mr. Fred Carter, of Newlyn board school, gained position 525, in the third-class Among the 1454 female competitors, Miss Janie Nicholls ...

... right leg pulling him out of room alang the deck and fracturing his above the ankle, also bruising his back, jj'apneer, Mr. Fred Carter who a member John Ambulance Society rendered first aid manner, thereby assisting cony in easm what otherwise would have ...

... Sullifan, Strick, Taco, Bonetto, Nicholls, Barnes, and Mr. R. L. Pearce. Newlyn Footballers are somewhat surprised that Fred Carter has not found a place in the team which shall battle for Cornwall in the inter-county matches of 1903-4. Perhaps ought not ...

... fought a good battle and would, probably, have won if their men was not hore de combat duriag the last half of the gamé. Fred Carter, one of the smartest footballers Newlyn has known, ‘would, we think, have made victory sure for us if he could have appeared ...

... are thinned out, leaving only about half-a-score members, and of these Mr. Nicholas Jaco, the honorary secretary, and Mr. Fred Carter, the well-known county football nlaver, will be leaving for college next month, and ir. Jack Hitchens is also departing ...

... should have pow*er to order offenders off the field, and in flagrant cases the further punishment should exemplary. * * * Fred Carter, of Newlvn, who began his football career with the Newlyn team, and afterwards played for Redruth and Penzance, and also ...

... 12, Treslothan Church, Mr. J. Butler to M. Opie, of New Street, Troon. _ , CARTER—NINNIS. April 16 Camborne U M F.C Mr. Fred. Carter to Miss Mabel Ninnis. COLLINSON—HARRIS.—April 19, at St. -richael's Church, Lesnewth, Cornwall, the Rev. Herbert Collinson ...

... quarter an hour, and it looked if there was going be heavy scoring. The homesters had the assistance of Barrie Bennetts and Fred Carter at centre - threequarter, and they gave a grand exhibition. St. Ives scored first through Trevaekis smartly following up ...

... poorer weather. In Saturday's Exeter Football Express there was a portrait and a sketch the life of an old boy, Mr. Fred Carter, the well-known footballer, now on the staff of St. Luke's College, Exeter. He has played with remarkable success for Newlyn ...

... Mr. Henry Chellew, of Pendeen, to Mi-e Lucy Nicholas, of Seunen. CARTER-NlXis.- At Caraborae U.M.F.C., April 16th, Mr. Fred Carter, Mabel Xmis. Ci.USS—KELA'XACK.- At All Saints’ Church, Battersea, London, the inst., the Rev, Ben Colton. William, eldest ...