... Chairmen mad the Clerk hots Mice, roplad. RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL. The Figor. I) J. Dar. rh• raw' , HEALTH BTATIBTICS. Dr. Fred Carter. rho as•diter: Aker. toweled • truss( diphtheria rit els,t Dorados. sad • of at THE TRIAL BURL Maws. Ilarrtnentber And Boas ...

... him to get a form filled up by Dr. Evans with a view to a claim being made.. but be refused to do so.. laine4 Paine and Fred Carter. 'rho lowerNl pole from the stark. said they shouted stand clear. and held the pole mome time before dropping it. Both ...

... proposed a vote of thanks to the Chairman.—The CSaibxak and tbe Clekx briefly replied. COUNCIL. Infkctious Disease.—Dr. Fred. Carter reported a case of uiphth-ria %t East Horndon, and a case of enteric fever at Vange. Not Good News. Messrs. Merryweather ...

... Parker, Rev. W. H. Weekes. Flutes: Mr. F. Angle, Mr. T. 8. Hill. Oboes: Mr. Norman, Mr. Garner. Clarinets Mr. McClaren, Mr. Fred Carter. Bassoons: Mr. Hickford, Mr. C. H. Curtis, limns: Mr. Tierney, Mr. Heard, Mr. Wood. Mr. Arden Trumpets: Mr. Bass, Mr. Monday ...

... in, but life was then extinct. DAMAGE BY A COW AT NEWPORT. On Wednesday morning nine head of cattle. the property of Mr. Fred Carter. hatcher. Newport. were Van( down Docketreet to the cattle market to charge of a drover, and while passing the premises ...

... Robertson and Jennie (London); Ella; Mr. and Mrs. Clayton (Potter's Bar) ; Mr. and Mrs. Phillips; M. and F. Baker; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Carter; Mrs. arid family; Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Sell; Mary Tydeman ; Mrs. Allen and family ; A. S. C.; Florrie Clark: A. L. ; Edith ...

... the first recognise the importance of training jockeys attached by me tie to stable. Both Frank and Aleo Carter, the eons Fred. Carter, who trained for him, were brought out M. Aumont, who had that rare quality new forgetting a service ren- Freoch stables ...