... the amount of attacking they did. — Ow the Newlyn side the players who them- wall, and the two Pearces. selves most were Fred Carter, Johnny Paul, Sampy Rose- ALTHOUGH the ground was a veritable quagmire there was an excellent gate and an excellent game ...

... Searle, who went there im the latter part of the second half, did not have any- thing to do. x x x Tue haives of Newlyn ( Fred Carter and Johnny Paul ) played an excellent game. ¢ latter was by far the better of the two and promises to make an exceilent ...

... soon back again, another save resulting. Alter this Penzance woke np. and a utile attack tbe tiishermeu’s line foli .wed. Fred Carter transferred matters to the dividing line a good sprint. From here the Black and Whites got the move, tbrongh Rossiter and ...

... and pictorial redial in the Town Hall. Burnham, on Mondav next, assisted Miss Ethel Battiest one (eolo violin) and Mr Fred Carter (baas). The entertainment includes series of animated pictures, photograph*, and drawings of a a patriotic, military and ...

... the world -. Mr. F. Williaras, Kentish Waggoner. Tabard street: Mr. Arthur Burgess; Mr. Tom Smith: Mr. Sure Jones: Mr. Fred Carter: Mr. Jack Gardiner: Mr. Rill Spillane; Mr. W. A. Stanley. Mincing lane Bocihg Club: Mr. Glowworm; Mr. Tom Shephard; Mr. ...

... paid visit Cl*veion. sod his musical sad pictorial r ...

... Rugby game for the season, was weak on the defence but when it came to any transferring movements he was in “ oil. ’” x x x Fred Carter was a bi: Art half-back Newlyn were outclassed. The absence of one of the erstwhile ig loss to them, although Trembath, ...

... the men they arrived. Mr. Fanner’s band played choice selection of music during dinner, under the conductorship of Mr. Fred Carter. After dinner, the toast list was introduced, the loyal toast submitted by the chairman being accorded musical honours and ...

... formation of a Wesley Guild. It was resolved that a guild should be formed Mr. Le-tt vita el , cted vice-president, Mr. Fred Carter was elected general secretary. and Mr. Clareme Dearlett toll secretary. A conversation rinsed as ta the form the meetings ...

... Langmaid, 934; Chrissie Mann. 94; Stanley James, 95• Fred Mann. 9(14; George Mann, 96; Bertie Langmaid, 96: Chas. Pratt, 964; Fred. Carter, 964; Emma Monk, 97'; Edith Shoesmith, 98; Florence Mann, 98; Willie Shoesmith, 98; Walter Long, 98; Isaac Etherington ...

... Bmkni.t. Everybody welcome, collection. ; r SUNDAY, 10.30, Rev. • highl, 0. ,1. i'. Hearty singing. \ I K~MA KKEI. —AI -FRED CARTER | will l>y AUCTION a Quantity of scpetior Linoleumsand Floorcloths. 2.30 p.m. ANTED, a BOY, from 13 14, to assist in bakehouse ...

... King's Own and The Young British Soldier. replying to an enerre for the first-named with On the Road to Mandalay. Mr. Fred Carter. re-called for Empress of the Sea. sang A Story of a Musical Box. and subsequently reminded the audience just once more ...