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... John William Ward. at Aelybryn. Merthyr Tydfil. in hi. Nth year. Funeral Friday, private. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS. r !TIFP. MN. Fred Carter and Family. Purm. 3lalpas, desire to express 41.;.r.lation and thanks to all for m. 4 .xpreesiono of sympathy. both •.•r ...
... Church, the Vicar D. J. Wills, M•A.) °dictating, the vonfriar:ling parties being Mr. Wilfred C. Cur_ ter, eldest son of Mr. Fred Carter, lie Winton-terrace. Lianbradach, and lieu Margaret Illacitiedge, second daughte, or the late Mr. litackledge and Mrs. ...
... native of Cornwall, Miss Carter came to the town in her youth and resided for many year, with her brother, the late Mr. Fred Carter, Grimsby House, Watling Street. The interment was on Monday at St. Marv's churchyard, the Rev. H. Griffith: Pandy Tudor ...
... PERCY CARTER The death is announced at his home. near Edinburgh. of Mr. fercy Carter. elder son of the late bin and Mrs. Fred Carter. Grimsby louse. Lianrwst.! He was 64 years ci4 age and is surbived by his wife. three sons. a brother and sister Miss Edith ...
... naked for a remand until Saturday next and that the accused be committed t: the care of her father. _ . The rather, Mr. Fred Carter. of Zap., entered into a re,ognisrance of for her toperarrance, and elm ram, remanded acccrdingh. Tim av:raNed tried several ...
... Margaret Jones; Robert Price, Willis Price, Sid White, Reggie King and Fred !teeth; Mr. Oliver Price, Mr. Tom I'rice and Mr. Fred Carter; Mr. Oliver Priem Cyril Perry and Stanley Mrs. Wumacroft, Emma Priem Megan White, Charlotte Price. Emma Price, Winnie Woseneroft ...
... Tom, Ply/Void. sod R Lobel% toted m bearers, f4i. funi , Pee *t the sod sne•reede enodureed ht tbe db.. J at tbe thumb Fred Carter, C Well eieod. W T. %zee, Harry Williatu.. W t tt W 1 Gook!, and I' R. Oink. .repre swung the Junior Contomooti‘• Wslter ...
... hand on the reins, and carrying a polo stick. First prize, £5; second, £2.-1, A. M. Wilmott, The Chalet, Alveston ; 2, Fred Carter, butcher, Newport. For best hack, mare, or gelding, over 14 hands and under 15 hands high, to be ridden. First prize, £4 ...
... Penny, Abertillery. Meeers. Fred and Philip Fowler, Mr. and Mrs. Skase, Mrs. Skim. (Abcrbceg), Messrs, Flijah Morgan and Fred Carter, Sergt. Lionel and Mrs. Rose. Mrs. John Skase (nephews and nieces). Floral tributes were atnt, from :—Mrs. Fowler and family ...
... Davies; book stall, Mr. .1. Davis; penny bazaar, Miss Hotchkiss; Wei oven, Miss L. Davis and Miss A. Hayward; battery. Mr. Fred Carter; museum, Mr. T. Thomas; competitions, Mr. J. Williams; refreshments, Mrs. Barnes, Mrs. J. Davis, Miss Leads, Miss E Jones; ...
... Dr. Wade, Messrs, R. T. Mann, J. Hillier, jun., Edward Phillips. and E. Phillips jun.,Percy Powell, Alfred Fes. nell, Fred Carter, is Wallis, Miss Marsh, Messrs. A. S. Morgan, Metcalfe, end Laker. On foot were Mrs. Rewind(' Brewer and daughters, the ...
... 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 ...