... latel• taken to cycling. but admitted that he 1,14. not really good at eithrr. Mr. Flock •nlion• that the work of Mr. Fred Carter, the club'a hawk-eyed linesman. boull Dot go unacknowledged. He head' maid Mr. Pinch. leen one of the chief factor• A ...

... and in spite of the threat. nincueather upwards of 25) accepted. iaeluding Hi AVonship the Mayor and Miss Hall, and Mr. Fred Carter, L.C.C. An enjoyable time was spent by all, the flirt and his mother, the Countess, proving delightful , and genial hosts ...

... present at Itrarnatie gi% ea at St . dred's fin the St. John's Hospital, and the Mayr has acerpted an invitation front Mr. Fred Carter to dine pith him at the Oriental Clul• to meet Sir Edam/ F. Coates. 'lB 7 ;inniday't 'Elie Mayor presides.ut the Conned ...

... Sub-Commander prescnt, aud the oicaeto was rendered douhly inter tang by the pecasentatinn of a Bettis:ion Company Cup to Mr. Fred Carter; the Corn/minder Bacon Company Cup for shooting to Private E. L. Harper, and an,ther to Patton-Sergt. Jamiew.in for bayonet ...

... great pleasure to be prearnt, because ne was there to preseut to Captain - Michael, who W 66 in charge of C Company, the Fred Carter Challenge Cup fur intet-compatty shooting. The company had now won the cup outng!t. and he could aesure the audience that ...

... Flood. each and all causing the greateet enjoyment to the youngsters. 'lles !warty Wen - joined in the evening by Mr. Fred Carter and Mr. Wallis (secretary ot the )lamel. and it was not beton. the alumina. tion of the Exhibition had been witneesed and ...

... speeches made. Not only did Mr. P«tt Ridge himself address, some excellent advice to the students, but the Chairman. Mr. Fred Carter, f..C.C., also had some interesting news to impart. whilst the popular headmaster's speech was of a meth more entertain ...

... to he credit, and Mr. Gee then received ur. Labour did not think * worth to run a candidate in 1913, whea the lata Mr. Fred Carter and Commander headed the poll, with a nearly 000. ...

... Dawson, who to have distnbateg awards. IMF also unfortunately from attending, her duties were eilmgm.. ahkeperfornied by Mrs Fred Carter. display itself was really eneellent and in the various drills the girls marked naprovement cm previous thanks in no small ...

... Stan Pearmain and Robert Hamden, who were responsible Inc the scenery. Others in the ca-t were Fred Hamm t r ace W I lis. Fred Carter and Margaret Bartholomew. Proceeds WYI . I. in aid of the trust !uncle of bewieham Methodiet Church. ...

... May has done untiring work in the municipal and civil life of the borough, and should make an admirable colleague for Mr. Fred Carter, who. like Mr. Le May. lives at the extreme boundary of Lewisham, the former at Sydenham and the latter at Grove Park. WOMEN ...

... intend to parade columns of I figures before them. It would be easy to! drench them in • torrent of statistics: friend, Mr. Fred Carter, and hon. treasurer, ' 'could doubtless reel off figurte for them by the yard if he were ss minded, but such 'things were ...