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... 'cirvers Miss M. Rotten, oocarnonal chair Miss Dorothy Bentley, pickle fork Mrs. F Carter, silver mounted salt cellars Mr. Fred Carter, silver salt cellars Miss C. Carter, preserve dish and spoon Mrs. Cozens, trinket set Mrs. Collins , cheese dish ...
... supper the following contributed the harmony of the evening:—Messrs W. Gregory, L. Wilde, Baynton. H. Batten. J. Godfrey, Fred Carter, A. Trim, and T. Kent, the pianist being Mr C. K. Reynolds. During the evening the chairman presented the prizee to the ...
... further inducement by iswreasiag the let. wit b the *ow et .ho tit as I foremost is ow Aida to. sf aad is dairtisg. D. Fred Carter has gave. Ala tho maninitaas fg tM 10 ea FM= f-ar. the rompotwon to he opus Is Um/ punisher. m thooe of ploughing. This ...
... I am, yours faithfully, PII.SD If C•RTL/L. Oct. 17th, 1906. The Committee referred to above. Hemet C. Lacey Bathurst, Fred Carter, H. IfelviD. Green, T. G. L. Miller, J. Crosland G. T. Powell, E. II Stele, J. R. Vining, end Claud Eastlake-Smith, Hon ...
... jolting in an old waggon, and this rough treatment probably finished the poor fellow. He died in the arms of his friend, Fred Carter, the following night. Byrne did not attempt to escape, and, being arrested in Liverpool, stood his trial before Mr Justice ...
... control of the police, nng appointed Chief Constable Prior as the new captain, in succession to the late Capt. Westbrook. Dr. Fred Carter, of Billericay, one of the most popular practitioners in Essex, was last night presented with a cheque for £3OO and an adgrese ...
... debut be. the flags Sunday at. Auteui I. when lie Drafted second Chita, tnviood hy his brother. Ahe Carter m • son the lalo Fred Carter, the trainer the late M. Aliment. the Stock Exchange was again much restricted, and the tone of the markka wa- null, wit ...
... Division when Mr. Meredith take* lea Harcourt, .0, -.-s. Anglo-Indians who Si! cold weather, says the »t> jU *c In dia in Fred Carter, of Messrs. Lloyd and Cart«. who ret r 1885. Mr. Carter has returned to mu the^agita . optimism he was when he left . Ant ...
... of Hamilton, for whom he rode and He was for many year* private trainer f., Count Bertms. H» only daughter marr,UX late Fred Carter. M. Aumont trainer i J his grandson. Alee Gaiter, made Ins debut over a short time &g«>, after sue c.-ssful career on the ...
... on the claim, and for the defendant the counter-claim by consent. Edward T. Merrick, Alston-road, Barnet, butcher, sued Fred Carter, 13a, Ferguson-road, East Barnet, greengrocer, for £7 IQs.—Mr Poole appeared for plaintiff, and asked permission amend the ...
... dortmed to carry ih„, colours Count Festetics during th© coming -racing season, and his two Frank and AJec.C arter. the late Fred Carter, who trained for M. are well known m racing circles. A “scoop** was made clever barker® at Auteuil Sunday week, when Jeu ...
... Rosie, Morrie and Lottie Eden ; Mrs. Goodwin ; Misses Edith and Clara Stevens ; Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Eden ; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Carter ; Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Liddell ; Mr. and Mrs. Alt Methuish (Ealing) ; Mr. and Mrs. Wood. land ; Mr. and Mrs. H. Clowee ; Mr ...