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... —At Horeb Chapel, on Sunder evening, the congregation signified their condolence with the widow and family of the late Mr Fred Carter. Mr. E Msllt spoke highly of the deceased's efforts in past years on behalf of the English cause in the town, with whom ...
... The lira part of the proceedings took the form of a musical and dramatic entertainment. Violin solos were given by Mr. Fred Carter, accompanied at the piano by Mr. Eric Walker, who also gave a pianoforte solo. Mr. Arthur G. Richardson sang three songs ...
... 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 ...
... Pathan of the a No. rn, .7. N. Dr. T. • and TM f r i,„4,i , m Th. T. Mamie, Mr. 4. Mortar. .• test. friandl. Ye. end Mr.. Fred Carter, Mayer, 1 1 and CLAN, Xattee fond P r at., Elam sod Win .an dilesitter.in leor). rails, f &mit, 111616. bartbardn laterl ...
... and H. G. Varaell the bear. About 40 private carriages followed. Among thaw present were Mr. .Newland, Mr. Rennie, Mr. Fred Carter. Mr. Robert, Wynn, Mr. Yotuag. Mr. The.. Outfield. Re.. Mom Ogle, Mr. Tom Mr. R. Mann. and M:. Eubank. The Revs. J. Price ...
... RESERVE. From officer cadet unite to sec.-1 ients.Welsh Guards: Cyril Maitland Fleming. Infantry.—WeAh Regiment: Harold Fred Carter (Aug. 29). TF.BRITORIAL FORCE. R.G.A.—Restored to th ...
... Miss Marsala Abbey. 39p. Grey brood snare Ur. H. R. Smith. The Hoye.. Coolie. 10. Bey lily foal. by - Melton Cadet' Mr. Fred Carter. Newport. 12p. Paladin. Ally. fooled 1903-Mr. 0. Beytt.t. 291 g.. Shorthorn Cows and Autumn Rom, calved 1996-11.. 1116 ...
... NOTTINGIIAII. A confection of murder by a discharged Itolilier wa. forthcoming on Monday in a raise at Nottingham, when Fred Carter Int • • miner, tortnerly of the ith Lincoln, , was charged before the city magistrates I with killing his landlady, 'Mrs ...
... Montague Street, Blaenau Gwent, Abertillery, £l2 ss. 7d.; Joshua Smith. 34 Gam Street, Shuman Gwent, Abertillery, £l2 Es. 4d.; Fred Carter, I Preston Street, Abertillery, £9 Is. Bd.; D. J. Williams, 46 Carlyle Street, Abertillery, £l4 18s. 7d.; Phillip Tiley ...
... 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 ...
... stewards, Messrs R. P. Whittaker and T. Owen ; Enclosure stewards. Messrs D. G. Wilson, H. Evans, Alfred Parry, J. P. Hughes, Fred Carter, T. E. Smith, Arthur Parry, H. Burrows, %V. Thomas, F. A. Charlton, J. Griffiths, Elias Thomas, T. Tudor I Williams, J. ...
... Farm), Jones, Miss Brewer, Miss P. Hall, Messrs H. Cottle, E. Davies, P. Carter and partner, Messrs Purcell, Albert and Fred Carter, L. Hone. B. Mahoney, Misses Day, Lane, E. Davies, M. Dills, D. Gibbs, S. Ituon. Messrs L. Heodington. Fred G. Hayter (Captain ...