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... Auctioneer, Potential. SHIRLEY. NISH SOUTHAMPTON. Bowles . e mail Slitip, with Gads sod Owe Buildings, situate in Uppe r Albert Terries and Street, leading from Church Road to Wischester Road. 0 SHARP has received instructions from .i,e MortlJ gager, under ...
... would the Yesterdays Policb. (Before J. F. . ■ his obtaining perhaps a better situation. (Loud MeCheane, Esqrs.)-John Albert Terry Te A-Mr Clarke, in responding, assured the'comretailer, was summoned for assaulting Cook, should continue to his duty long ...
... Portsea, from Alfred Notes t» m Alice ; and the Bridge Tavern, Somers-road, Southsea, from James rry (ueceased' to John Albert Terry. heerlievses. - Lighthouse, Russell-street, Southsea, from Wihiim Edward Sharp; Ola at Home. Fratton-road, from Robert ...
... 2n Ito the Arms, Milton, frons Hannahl McPherson to John Fry; 1Bridge 01 from House Tavern, Somers-road, from John Albert Terry to Hens I ito Randall, otnd Hotel, Portland-terrace., from Elizabet al ?? to Hcus'y Carlisle; IThe Argyle, Qupen-street ...
... Holmes Fort ('umberlai,d Arms, Milton, from Hannah :McPherson to John Fry ; Bridge House Tavern, Somer's-road, from John Albert Terry to Henry Randall; Portland Hotel, Portland-terrace, front Elizabeth Saunders to Henry Carlisle ; The Argyll, Queen-street ...
... : Sir H. St. John Mildmay, Bart. (Chairman), C. E. Harris, Esq.. and John Marti - neau, Esq. Recoveßy or TrNEMENT —Mr. Albert Terry applied to the l-atm for a warrant of ejectment against Thomas Sandon, of North Warnborough, who refused to lesve a cottage ...
... Present, Sir Henry St. John Mildmay, Bart. (Chairman), C. Harris, Esq., and Jno. Martineau, Esq. Refusing to Clear Out.—Mr. Albert Terry applied to the magistrates for a warrant of ejectment against Thomas Sandon of North Warnborough who refused to quita cottage ...
... and the following jury :— Messra. W. F. Noyes (Forsman), Charles Monk, W. Choules, J. Parsous, E. C, Deut, AllenfFogden, Albert Terry, George Lee, Joha Taylor. Georze James Meadows, James Whitehorn, W. Fountsin, He-. y Kright, ¥. Fosterand J. T. Soloman ...
... Monk, Willism Choules, James Parsons, Emanuel Geo. Jas. Meadows, James Whitehorn, William Foun- Cephas Dent, Allea Fogden, Albert Terry, John Taylor, taiu, Henry Koight, Fredk. Foster, and Jas. Soloman. runer b:iefly opened the proceedings and the jury proceeded ...
... Hants, and the following jury :—Messrs. W. F. Noyes (foreman), C. Monk, W. Choules, J. Parsons, E.C. Dent, Allen Fogden, Albert Terry, George Lee, John Taylor, George James Meadows, James Whitehorn, W. Fountain, Henry Knight, F. Foster, and J. T. Solomon ...
... voted at vestry meetings in Shoreditch without possessing the reauisite qualifications. At Wandsworth PoKce-ccurt yesterday Albert Terry, yonn? man cf weak intellect, was committed for trial on the charge of writing a threatening letter to Mr. ...
... Monday your hife is in wy hands, I will million men, annually trans port 400 million tons of ki you. I mand £200, Send it to Albert Terry, High- estima’ value of £3,000,000,000, and their net or Koss of Lavender-hill, or Snooks of earninzs are £20,000, Wic ...