... Society,” and coupled with the toast the names of the esteemed secretary, Mr. W. Peart, and the honoured treasurer, Mr. Fred Carter. These gentlemen responding to the toast—which was drunk with musical hononrs—said they were happy to state that their Society ...

... evening. The whole of the committee, together with their worthy secretary, Mr. W. Peart, and their esteemed treasurer, Mr. Fred Carter, were in attendance; and the statement of accounts placed on the table showed that after all liabilities were discharged ...

... Crookea 011 llamMea 0 0 Employes Tuck- ginger wood's Stores, beer bottles Ltd., Fargate 0 510 Inn. Cllt'd 'or Mrs. per Mr. Fred Carter, Ball ban, Pickford 5 0 Grimestborpe 0 Anon. 2 0 Cllt'd Grace tfUfd Mrs. and Gladys Taft, Worksop: Lemons, of Par- Miss ...

... — THE STONE THROWING NTJISANCE. Seven boys, named William Pearson. George Thorpe, Charles Hardcastkv Thomas Clark, Al- fred Carter, Geo'ge Holtoorn, and Lawrence IVocnes ter, were summoned for throwing stones. Mrs. Sarah Green, of Priory-street, said ...

... nan t. THE STONE THROWING NUISANCE Seven boys, named William Pearson. George Thorpe, Charbs Hardcastle, Thomas Clark, Al- fred Carter, George Holborn, _nd Lawrence Roches ter, were summoned for throwing stones. Mrs. Sarah Green, of Priory-street, said the ...

... (E). Harry Wonualil (A) Second Class: HeUewell (A). 0. Fairtmxn (A). Serb (E), H. Newton (E). W Dawson fE). J Bigg* (F,). Fred Carter (B), C l-ee (A). Rnshforth (A). J. Watson (A). A (A). E H. Lloyd (E). T. Osrtetoo lE). II Black bum (A), Baker (A). A (A) ...

... Norsemen, lecrir, L Britannia, Ashwold, Tesrnenia, Scrdins, Groton, Dee, Pearl, Ostero, Bravo, Pisces, Corena, Airoy, Solon, = Fred Carter and Smelt. | SAILINGS. Steemers: Riversdale, Falinouth, Lime, Pacific, Grimsby, | | Sando, Horus, Aorutia, Hileria, Kimg ...

... Queens'bornugh, Falcon, Anson. V'index, ljtsu'ieh, King Richard, Ayrshire, Solon, Ethel, and Wren. Smacks: Joseph and Mary and Fred Carter. SAILINGS. Steamers: Jersey, Couisborough Cast.le. Hawk, Bradford, Agatha, Jupiter. Oldham. Gardenia. America, Violet, Ostrich ...

... 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 ...

... MILES UNDER THE SEA. ‘There is a mine at Southwick, Sunderiand, the miles under workings of which go for fully t the sea. Fred Carter, of Dene Terrace, t at a local shipyard, knows fu ii ‘well of the existence of this mine, will never f a recent experience ...

... 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 ...

... UNDER THE SEA. There is a mule at Southwick, Sunderland, the workings at which ga for tulle three miles under the sea. Fred Carter, of Dene-terra , e, a crane attendant at a local shipyard, knows full well of the existence of this mine, and will never ...