... Court in favour of his client. Application refused, and defendant ordered to pay 5s per month. RICHARD HEN RV SAXTON - t>. FRED. CARTER. Defendant, who did not appear, had been a druggist in Chesterfield, but had recently sold up, and gone to Sheffield. Ordered ...

... escaped running iuto the iage of Mr. Hallowes, of Glapwell Hall. The defen t said it was a young £1 and costs. Wurct Lindley, Fred. Carter, and Wm. Joyce, of Mansfield, was brought up in enstody, charged with wilfully damaging a door and breaking the windows ...

... anticipation of the result Tli© case was struck out. For playing football the highway, Fred Wate.rland, Norman I linn, Fred Carter, John Gleaves, John Smith and Clifford Thiekett, all of Eckington, were ordered to p ...

... parities, which this season reveal themselves in the form of pimples and skin eroptiona. is to hand j from Sunderland. Mr. Fred Carter, of 4, Dens Terrace, Messrs. Pipkeregill’s ahip' yard, said a Sunderland Herald reporter : •‘For close upon seven years ...

... of West Row, were walking along West Bars, Chesterfield, on Tuesday, they noticed that the coal office belonging to Mr. Fred. Carter, of Cobden Road, and situate in (he Great Central Railway Company’s wharf, was on fire. The building. which is of wooden ...

... of West Row, were walking along West ars, Chesterfield, on ‘Tuesday, they noticed that the coal office belonging to Mr. Fred. Carter, of Cobden Road, and situate in Tue Great Central Railway wharf, was on fire. The building, which is of wo6den structure ...

... THREE MILES UNDER THE There is mine Sonthwick, Bnnderland, the workings of which go for folly three miles nnder the sea. Fred Carter, of Dene Terrace, a crane attendant at a local shipyard, knows foil well of the existence of this mine, and will never forget ...