... flurfitt, eldest son of Mrs. W. Burfitt, of 8, Fry's Belle Vue, Bath. and Dorothy Ellen, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Carter, of Oaksey, near Malmesbury, Wilts. ...

... Applications 0 rantad. On the upf - divation I,i Mr. Fred Carter. licensee ot the George Dragon, Publow, the Ilebch granted an hour's extension from 10 p.m. to 41 p.m., on the occasion of a dame to be held on Saturday, November ri. alio an hour's extension ...

... Coleman, who was service East early in 1523, made application for an affiliation order Exeter Policecourt, yesterday, against Fred Carter, son of ama.il holder, of Bast She alleged when she told Carter child was born'.he her to go away keep quiet. She aleo alleged ...

... city justices, Minnie Coleman, now living St. Olaves Home, Exeter, was granted affiliation order 7/- per week against Fred Carter, of Oakford. Defendant, who is stated to be a delicate youth nineteen years age, was not in Court, the course of her evidence ...

... cn the ovcasion of a Conservative Assamation victory dinner, to le held at the ' George and Dragon cn November 12. Mr. Fred Carter &lo made a farther application for an exteni•ion of licensed hours from 2.30 to 6 p.m.. on the afternoon of Noveuiber 25 ...

... successfial competitors as follows: Ladies: .1, Mrs. (Amen; 2, Mrs. WSburn; coagulation, Miss Laura &infield. Gentleman: 1, Fr. Fred Carter; 2, Mr. W. Bull; consolation, Miss A. Sellars (playing • a gentleman). The ;mystery prizes went to Mr, J. Wickham and Mr ...

... Gregory; 2, Miss Stella Shearn; and consolation, Mrs. Jones, Gentlemen: I. Mrs. I'. 1.14e1- (playing as gentleman); 2, Mr. Fred Carter; consolation, Mr. E. Gregory. Additional prises were also awarded rhose sitting at two lucky tables in each half, and &leo ...

... George, eldest eon of Mrs. W. Burfitt, 8, Fry's Belle Yue, Wells Road, to Dorothy Ellen, second daughter •Mr. and Mrs. Fred Carter, Oalcsey, near Malmesbury, Wilts. DATE—ORCHARD— April 19th, at Widcombe Old Church, the Rev. W. Graham, (Francis, third ...

... Misses Carter and Attwooll (cousins), Mr. Atkins and Mra. Attwooll. The bearers were Messrs. Harry and Harold Attwooll, and Fred Carter (cousin) and Bert Pearce. the congregation in the church, which full, was Lieutenant Ho>per. A deputation from seamen of ...

... mises. The chicf mourners were: Mr. Frank D kwater {son), the Misses Ivy and Flo Mrs. Margaret Carter (daughter) and Mr. Fred. Carter (son-in-law), Mr. Frank Drink- water (brother), Mrs. Pollard, and Mrs. Goodrich Messrs. May, Browning, Pugh and Johnston ...

... was M.C., and the prizes were won as follow:—Ladies 1 Mrs Green; 2, Mrs W. Steam; 3. Miss Laura Banfield. Gent.'s 1, Mr Fred Carter; W Bull; c, Mr A. Sellars; mystery, Messrs L. Hookings and J. Wickham. BACKWELL. Fought at Sebastopol. Wo regret to announce ...

... precedent, to base the figures for two more towns places amy sound as to the comparanive drunkenness sobriety of those places. FRED CARTER. February 15. EMANCIPATION OF WOMEN. Sir,—Coming from i>lio North Eogland, l cannot bat wonder if the mental atmosphere ...