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... against ray Into Father, ars de. sired to send particulars of sass to by APRIL 30th, 1900. No entertained after this date. FRED CARTER, Butcher, 15766 Bridge-street. Newport. ...
... have canoed the occupant to be thrown out. He lived at Green Court Cottage, Malpm ; and wee about 60 years of age. Mr. Fred Carter, butcher, Bridge Area, was also a son of the de. ceased. Formerly the deceased kept • stall in the Newport Provision Market ...
... asked, the Chairman stated that as only seven members were required 1.3 I would declare the following duly elected :- 1 Fred Carter, farmer and butcher; Richard Fursey, publican; • John Moxon, solicitor; Francis Egerton Prothero, gentleman; Aubrey Mark ...
... recommendation of the Contracts' Committee. The contract price.; were not stated:— For six months, from March 28th :—Meat. Fred Carter; eggs, J. F. Sanders; fish, Alfred Clifton; bread and cake, C. Collier, Ltd.; potatoes, A. McMahon; grocery, T. Cordey ; ...
... W. F. Taylor, Mr. Cornwall, Mrs. Jennings, Mrs. Trump, Mr. and Mrs. Spiridion, Mrs. George Wilkins, Mr. Whitefield, Mr. Fred Carter, Mts. Wood (Dock-street), and Mrs. G. H. Thomas Assistants in decorating: Chancel, the Misses Florrie, Julia, and Ethel ...
... Davies, Pentre, was the foreman of the jury. Mr. J. Moxon appeared on behalf of the rely tives. _ The first witness was Mr. Fred. Carter, 44, Chepatow.road, Newport, son of the deceased. He identified the body, and stated that the deceased a butcher and cattle ...
... 4111 s. pork from the shop of Messrs. Jeffreys ! and Sons, Commorcial-street; - and Vbs. I of beef from the shop of Mr. Fred Carter, ! Bridge-street. P.C. Wilcox said on Saturday morning, from information be received, he went to the Great Western Railway ...
... class 17 we had an interesting duel between the Gaer roan, Promise II. and an uncommonly smart brown mare owned by Mr. Fred Carter, of Newport.. The former improved by practice, and well ridden by Charlie Bishop, jumped very well indeed, but was beaten ...
... Elliott, G. H. Jones. Wyndham lopes. John Waters. J. It. Davies, Mrs. Phillips, and otheis Sale at 9.30 prompt. Judges: Mr. Fred Carter. of Newport, and Mr. W. J. Willmitt. of Cardig. The usual prizes will be given. bailings, ttr. Allatrimontal. koroeiS, Catnaps ...
... Company, Mrs. Baker (Lodge). Mr. T. B. I Blandford, Mr. S. M. Bowen, Mrs. Brewer, Miss Brown, Messrs. Burge Bros.. Mrs. Fred Carter, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Davis. Mr. F. L. Davis, Mr. H. T. Davies. Mr. J. Davies iPenyhane), Mr. R. Deno (Westgate Hotel), Messrs ...
... the cloakroom fee. Newport den with a thousand a and nothing to do are laughing over the latest local conundrum, Why does Fred. Carter Because he saw Moses Wheeler. A valuable bowl was presented to Mr. Clifford Cory tLlantarnam Abbey), the Radical candidate ...
... tidy, and be heard no complaints. The following contracts were accepted for six months ending March 28 next:— Meat, Mr. Fred. Carter—beef 6d. mutton 61d., joints suitable for officers 7id., shins of beef and necks 4d.; meat for C'aerleon: Mr. G. E. Po ...