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... Waters beat Celman: Fred Carter hoot J. W. Fiddy; 11. Mumford w. 0.. H. Mellows absent: W. Celman beat W. W. Chertlehurgh beat W. Watts. Second Round: Waters heat H. Fnrder: W. Chettleburgh beat T. R. Cross; H. bye; Fred Carter W. Colman. Third Round ...
... (daughter), m Mrs. J. W. Simpeon, Mnr. end M ’ Hodgson, Mr. and Mrs. G. Shiilito, Mrs. Anma Carter, Mies Miary Carter, Mr. Fred Carter, r. and Mrs. Arthur Raley, Mrs. Firth, M. W.JH. Thompeon, Mrs. Kidd, Mrs. Sununerscales, Nurse Button, Mr. A. Firth, Miss ...
... a po.-.1 of razor belonging to hirasolf. lie la: father with his throat cut, and hurried call big mother and brother. - Fred Carter, eon of the deceased. a bourer, said he beard brother 3.3 t) on :•un.laa morning and heard w mother. Ile down to the h.‘ ...
... bride); they wore becoming frocks, and. instead of hats, wreaths of | pink roses, and carried bouquets of sweet peas, Mr. Fred. Carter, of Stroud (brother of the bridegroom), was “best man.” The honeymoon j will be spent Bournemouth. The wedding presents ...
... Not malty, without a Main on charac• let. ALLEGED ARSON AT BUCKLESURY COMMON. Henry John elevarley, 26, a carpenter. and Fred. Carter. 25, a carter, of lineklebury, were charged with feloniously eating gm to gave and furze and an outhouse in the possession ...
... the matter she found . face downwards on the bedroom , floor. IMPULSIVE B. He seemed to be ttupefied, 'and Gillespie j Fred Carter 72, Baitteral-road, a appeored be in tlie same condition.. Parry plumbers apprentice, was charged with stealwas as Usual ...
... Col. O. wilding Wood. pier-s L. Claughton, Mr. J. Edwards, Mr. W. Arrow. Col. and Mrs. Kavenbill. Captain F. HiiJer. Ur. Fred. Carter, Colonel Stock. Mr. Evelyn MeselOne, Captain W'elleeley O. Capt. A. C. Halahan, Mr. E. T. Mashiter, G. Harrison, Mr. B ...
... eboeuterg of deed. wig,. Colonel J. Coletintoke Carter; conunittee. thea the rate•payers. The conditiorie were curb that Fred Carter, Rey. O. C. Rebie. Me`re- 11- nether, R. they were bel Ism in the matter. if Due• people brother Teter Bamieby. H. Barns ...
... had brought them bed of rock, which would require blasting. As the Council had broken its contract, the contractor. Mr. Fred Carter, asked them to meet him in the matter.—On the motion of Mr. Field, the question was referred the Corsham Parochial Committee ...