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... Moorhouse, both of this town. On the 16th inst., at the Independent Chapel, Ramsden- street, by the Rev. R. Skiimer, Mr. Fred Carter to ML__ EUzabeth Schofield. both of this town. On the 16th inst., at the Huddersfield Parish Church. Mr. John AVhite to ...
... Liverpool. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,, that the PARTNERSHIP heretofore subsisting between us the undersigned, John Barlow and Fred Carter, carrying on trade as Boot and Shoemakers, at Huddersfield, in the county of York, under the firm of Barlow and Carter ...
... consent. The business will be continned by the said Fred Carter, who will receive and .pay aU the debts uud credits of the said Co-partner- ship. Dated 13th June, 1865. THOMAS SHAW. TURNER BERRY, FRED CARTER. Witness to all the signatures :— _es«v Moseley ...
... Blackburn, and Mr. It. H. Walker. Several songs, kc, were given by Miss Senior, Mr. W. Nettleton, Mr. J. T. Nettleton, and Mr. Fred Carter. Mr. GledhUl presided at the pianoforte. A ahort address was given by Mr. H. Lees, the missionary. Caution to Hotel Keepers ...
... in good style, being repeatedly applauded. A cordial vote of thanks to the performers was passed, on tbe motion of Mr. Fred Carter, seconded by W. J. Miller, Esq., RA, who, in a short but pithy speech, made a few appropriate remarks on the elevating tendency ...
... songs were sung with great precision. Mr. Eagleton was much applauded in * The goldfinden, and My old friend John. Mr. Fred Carter, and Mr. Wm. Hint, gave readings, and Mr. Gaunt a recitation, The Jackdaw of Rheims. Mr. Nicholls presided. at the pianoforte ...
... Hanson, conducted the business on behalf of himself and his mother. In the early »art of the present year Hanson joined Mr. Fred Carter in some machinery at Lane â a portion of which was ?? in Hanson's name, and the other in Carter's. He also took three ...
... A WASTE DEALING TRANSACTION. JAMES HOWARTH v. FRED CARTER. This was an action brought before John Osborne, Esq., Q.C., Judge of the Rochdale County Court, to recover the sum of £33 13s. IJ. for goods supplied to defendant, and to another person for whom ...
... waste merchant, Dewsbury, a creditor for £271 19a tid., was appointed chairman. Mr. J. J. Milnes attended on behalf of Mr. Fred Carter, the petitioning creditor. From statements made by Mr. Milnes, it appeared that the bankrupt absconded in August last, leaving ...
... occasion were MissMcGowan Messrs. Johnson (tenor), Mitchell (basso), Greenar (comic), and Shakespeare Hirst, reciter. Mr. Fred Carter presided at the pianoforte. The programme was a well-selected one, and opened with the song, God bless the Prince of Wale ...
... PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. (Fron Tuesday night's Gazette.) Levi Stead anl Fred Carter (aa and Carter', yarn spinners. EudderrSc-ld ; Levi Ste.ul retiring Slay 31iw lass. Thomas Melling, George Spencer, and Richard Green- halgh MelliDg (as Thomas Melling) ...
... hosiery manufacturers, aw* • Leicestershire ; adjudicated 12th January, 1872. PARTNERSHIPS*DISSOLVEI>. Levi Stead and Fred Carter (ns Stead »°?. (^ r «i I ,y yarn Banners, Hudderifield; Levi Stead retiring 31sS last. , Thomas Melling, George Spencer ...