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... BATH CHAIRS IT &CARRIAGES CLIMATES Ilalaild Carriages . - ?? all kinds at low p~rioes. Illustrated Price List Post Fred. ,.CARTER, 6a, New Cavendish Street, Portland Place, London, WK. THE NEW EMPIRE CLOTH BLINDS. As Supplied to Her Majesty at Buckingham ...
... for a small investor. ~~ ~ Sollcitom, fneolkinond- ,ffoiYCrnear Dewsebury. - tt~eil:.T. Chntitctr. Iii 13an1trUP10Y. by Fred Ca~rter, Es..neta 0ucp~if nthe above matter, toprepare ?? rpaoeA2)R' PLANT, corn. 01 o contpleta, ronsiotiig Of perfolated 'l 6'tW3 ...
... BENEVOLENT FUND. FIRST LIST OF SUBSCRIPTIONS-Co-rnueED. Cameron, J. A.; Capell. Mies; C. A. C.; C. C.; C. J. H.; Carlton, Fred; Carter, R.; C. H. M., Chandos, Miss; Chattell, Miss Hettie; Cinatus, -; Clarence, Jim ; Clare, Sidney ; Cleveland, Mr ; Coates ...
... finished December 13th, another successful Engagement, People's, Ashton. Monday next, ALEXANDRA, HANLEY. New Business by Fred. Carter, Esq. Fairly in it. ' Our American Coasins. T H E F E Y N 0 L D S ' S. T America's FOLLY THEATRE, Novelty Premier MANCHESTER ...
... sustained by Miss Laura Walker, Mrs J. W. - Boughton, and Messrs John Davis, David Curtis, VW. George, Frank Petley, and Fred Carter. The piece was followed by a powerful recital by Mr Calvert of H. G. Bell's poem Mlary, Queen of Scots,' illus- trated ...
... great success. Notic,-' Oh, you bit of Scrumptious, by Tom Blowvn, IRetistered. 1 What we Girls think of the Me,. by Fred. Carter, Registered. Monday, ALEX- ANDRA, WIGAN, Thiud Engagement. Agent, PERCY WILWAoie. (Cry.) r;1HE ASHLEYS, GEORGE and ALICE ...
... Dalton, near tiudderefield.- Pursuant to a Decree from the High Court of Chancery. Wil. FRED. FOX instrusted .through AU. Fred. Carter, the *Trudste, will Sell by Auotion, on Monday, Its ist of July, antZ Thersrdszy, thd 4th of July, each day at twelve oc'lck ...
... Nuttall, Lizzie Richards, Marion Barrett, Clara Bill, B. Ryan, Ptik Rusbton, Nellie Thorp, Edith Riblhards, A. Barrett, Fred Carter, F. Coyl1e, Roet Johnson, Edith Harrop, Lucy Schuelle, Clara Barrett, Arthur Boyde, J. Moon, Joseph H. Moorhouse, Lily Raymond ...
... Creber, Colour Printer, Plymouth. - .28 r rro BUTCHERS.-Wanted, immedfately, a SHEOPMAN; 1 T1 first-class references ?? Fred Carter, J 2, Baneswell Road, Newport; 1lon. 654 t TITANTED, Young Man, about 18, to look after horses £ WV Good milker. Character ...
... of the oldest Houses in Desehnay. eat coa cuseof eavng.To an enterpsrising man a fuitno an e sede.Fai vauaton. A~ly to Fred. Carter, Accontuo, Bnd-sree, Deebuy; o onthe preniteen. TO LET, one or two Large WARE-ROOMS. Apply - T to Joseph Deiftch sut Song ...
... Scarborough. DEATHS. 11ARVY.-JullY 3, at Gilesgate, Durham, SergeantW Blakey. VAttlr.et.-Jnlly 1, aged] 16, John, sona of Blr Fred. Carter, Dean-street, Scarboroughl. EXINcY..-Jnly 2, at Eastboreugli, Scarborough, aged 42, Mr George Exley LowisJ lly 5, at liarn ...
... Theophilus Creber, Colour Printer, Plymouth. 228 1 mc BUTCEEBS.-Wanted,immediately a SHOPMAN ] T first-class references ?? Fred Carter: 2, Banes'well Road, Newport, Ron. 584 1 ANTED, Young Man, about 18, to look after horses i WT Good milker. Character required ...