... pla‘y and fietermiuedltu:klin of Jock White at centre-half ans Learh’s fine display at back, and also to the clever play of Fred Carter, and in a lesser degree to that of Bert Carter. Vaux on several occasions brought off some fine saves, and at the interval ...

... CRUELTY TO A HORSE. John Northgate was charged with working a horse whilst in an unfit state at Binsted. Fred Carter, the owner, was charged with causing the same to be worked. | Carter pleaded *guilty to new sores but not old sores.” | P.C. Seeley deposed ...

... Ground on Saturday, and resulted in a victory for the visitors by 5 goals to 2. The local players consisted of : Snelling; Fred Carter and Leach; Frank Collins, White, and Child; Grafham, Collins, Ayling, Vaux, and A. Carter. It will thus be seen that the ...

... side out, but then the same remark would be equally true of the home team, which was constituted as follows :—Vaux; Leach, Fred Carter; Hammond, White, Bert Carter; Grafham, Collins, Sansom, Ayling, Hoad. E e 2 It will thus be seen that Hammond wae included ...

... WHITEHILL. Police Cases. On Friday last, before Major-General Brown. low, 0.8., Fred Carter, hire carter, of Kingsley, was brought up in custody, on remand, charged with stealing six sacks of oats, together value £3 158., the property of H.M. the King ...

... members standing. ~ The Chairman explained that ke had arranged for the duties to be carried on in the meantime by Mr. Fred Carter, son of the It was decided that the son should gontinue the work until the appointment of & successor, for whom it was g:cided ...

... beautiful centre, but Vine, one of the visitors’ backs, cjesrod his lines with a huge kick. The ball was promptly returned by Fred Carter, who was shap; ing very créditably, and away went the ‘home forwards again with commendable dash, and Rawstorn, the Marines’ ...

... unknown. About 10 o’clock, a man dressed as a navvy, with a red handkerchief round his neck, knocked at the residence of Mr. Fred Carter, who resides in alonely spot between Binsted and Kingsley, known as Binsted Straits. Mrs. Carter, who g.:n a young baby ...

... R. Smith and Shepheard. It will thus be seen that Fareham were minus some of their usual players. Tom Adams, “Leach and Fred Carter were absent, as .they desired to take part in a match at “Foutley, which, however, did got come off. Percy Benneft again ...

... Eme, geuug across his ceptres without delay an yvi.t.‘!': judgment, _Farcham’s team consisied of ;Praty; Puckeft, Leach; Fred Carter, White, Frost; Grafbam, Ayling, Hunt, Gates, abd Shiepheard. E : 1 - N s AR Concerning Fareham’s play in the-firk half the ...

... was a Portsmouth League match, and was played on tbe Fareham Recreation Ground. The bome team consisted of: Pratt; Leach, Fred Carter; Hammond, White, A. Carter; Grafham, Collins, A. Huat, Vaux, Hoad. : The weather was fine, and many Jpectators witnessed ...

... the front rank consisted of C. Collins, Fielder, Ayling, Harding, and Bert Carter. The backs were as announced, namely, Fred Carter and Bevis. Mr. H. Smith, of Soberton, wuas the referee. Gosport United consisted of Palwer; Burton, King; Hunter, Clements ...