... reached the Perste , . widch it was found had been leaking badly. Captain Mundy and the crew of four wen taken off in the Fred Carter'' , boat, which, after coasidevoile :rouble, again reached her vessel, and the shipwrecked fishermen were got aboard. The ...

... iirparities, which at this season reveal themselves the form of pimples and akin eruptions, is lo hand from Sunderland, Mr. Fred Carter, 4, Terrace, an employ 4 Messrs. Pickerspiirs shipyard, said to a Sunderland Herald reporter For dose on seven years I suffered ...

... Cruise: Mr. H. J. Lucas, manager of the Corsham Quarrying Company: Messrs. Gale and Tyley masonry contractors at Box Station, Fred Carter, masonry contractor. Corsham Station John Milsom (Secretary), H. Eldridge, W. Alexander, aud H. J. Milsom (office staff ...

... PRESENTATION OF TUE CUP. From the grand stand the Mayor of Wells— Mr. iluas—predented the cup to Fred Carter, the captain of the victonoue Paulson team, sleet 'Lb lie obwereed than.Pauttoti had now won the cup five times. They had certainty Wen them that ...

... He did not see anyone about there that night. but there wer e lamps on the trench where the earth was dug oat.—Bertie Fred Carter, labourer in the employ of Mr Champion. of West Pennard, said that he moved the pipes referred to over to the other side ...

... division Tray of vegetables. varieties—l, Fred Bale ; 2, Fred Carter ; 3, A. J. Wynne. Six leeks—l, Fred Bale ; 2, F. Hill. Six onions, spring sown (undressed)—l, Wm. Bawdcn 2, Fred Bale ; 3, Fred Carter. Six onions, autumn sown—l, Jas. Rendell 2. Fred Bah* ...

... nibcl (SLA L> 11 UUA, bow j a 81t >gle pimple on my body, and T Bp^en did form, and all old av vanished completely. m Mr. Fred Carter (From a*Photograph). CHARLES FORDE'S p: Restio 7 he superior to all medicines for sleeplessness, weakness in both sexes ...

... Cruse; Mr. H. J. Lucas, manager of the Combs= Quarrying : Messrs. Gale and Tyler, masonry contractors at Box Station. Fred Carter, masonry contractor, Corsham Station; John Wiliam (Secretary, H. Eldridge, W. Alexander, and H. If ilsom make staff at ...

... captain ; Mr. J. Drake, vice-captain; Mr. James, treasurer; and Mr. C. Creec::, secretary. t’io Police-court on Monday, Fred Carter, of Sul bridge, gardener, appeared before Mr. Lower, Mr. and Dr. Leach in answer to wife, who applied for maintenance order ...

... wheel and the horse track. The pony touched them with his front foot and shied. There were lamps along the trench.—Bertie Fred Carter, labourer, West Pennard, said he rolled the three pipes in question, which were joined together, to' the other side of the ...

... re T. Pratten, and Henry Dury front the otif-41.e. I should like to know what position there was in a football team that Fred Carter, he .cualtm, captain. could not fill. Within the sPtc3 ol a few month I have seen him* very guh games at full hack. half-hack ...

... whom he rode and trained. Re was for many years private trainer for Count de Herteuz. His only daughter married the late Fred Carter, M. Aumont's trainer, and his grandson. Also Carter. made his debut over a country • short time ago, after a successful ...