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... Dutton and Robert Chapman, journeymen bakers, were charged with wilfully damaging five windows, to the amount of 75., the of Albert Terry, baker, at Yalding, on the Bth mm who come from London, m.:',b’dth by prosecutor during the hop-picking season, on day ...
... Bligh. John Niles and /toted pleaded guilty to a charge of ssiltuily breaking five ranee of value 7s , tne property of Albert Terry, at - fabling. on Sunday last. The men were employed by the prosecutor, a grocer and baker, during the lop.picking. and ...
... verdict for full amount claimed. Mr Stenning i‘l:'lnuud that he should probably apply for a new trial. Robert Chapman v. Albert Terry.—Plaintiff, a baker, employed by the defendant, a grocer and baker, of Yalding, claimed £1 13s for twelve days’ work. Mr ...
... rho plaintiff came home so drunk that he could not work.—His Honour found a verdict for the def. n lent. John Dutton v. Albert Terry was • similar case, the plaintiff being the fellow workman of the plaintiff in the last case. He claimed Al Ft.. 81. The ...
... Emil y Priestley, both of Bradford. STrvens—Bray.—Apri Edwin Harker Steven 8 to Ru 1 6th, at the parish church, Bradford, Albert Terry—Torporr.—A Ann Bray, both of Bradford. Terry to Hannah Tor to il 6th, at the ff, both of W: church, Bradford, Johr ford ...
... Act wi th soliciting alms from door to door on the York Road. Prisoner was sentenced to one imprisonment with hard labor. Albert Terry Hurst was summoned for being f ‘ound in the Compasses public-house at prohibited hours. It will be remembered that some ...
... ‘immnppuhended at Sevenoaks by P.C. Hunt. The Bench sentenced the prisoner to one month's hard labour. ForTuxaTE BoYs.—Albert Terry and John Tm, aged | and 13 respectively, were placed in the , and denlbd that on the pnvbu-ornhfi, at abouhno'elock.bew ...
... live with him since he had been workiug at Sevenonks. The Bench sentenced him to one month’s hard labour. STEALING FRUlT.—Albert Terry and John Terry, bo{..wem brought up under the following circumstances : —Tlnspector Dalton proved seeing the boys gathering ...
... live with him since he had been working at Seveanak.. The Bench 'sentenced him to one mouth's hard labour. STEALING FRUlT.—Albert Terry and John Terry, iyo,were brought up under the following circunotancen : —lnspector Dalton proved oweing the boys gathering ...
... with him since he had been working at Sevenoaks. The ‘ Bench sentenced him to one month’s hard labour. STEALING Frurr.—Albert Terry and John Terry, k l{l.'ere brought up under the following circumstances : —llnspector Dalton proved seeing the boys gathering ...
... appre~hended at Seveoaks by P.C. Hunt. The Bench sentenced the prisoner to nine month's hard labour. ' | ForTuNATE Boys.—Albert Terry sud John Terr‘. aged 15 and 13 respectively, were placed in the dock, and Dalton stated that on the previous min& at ten ...
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